If you’re looking for a way to use your skills to make a difference, you can meet people from more than 100 nonprofits at Leadership Indianapolis’ Get On Board event June 16. It’s a place for nonprofits to find new board members, committee members and volunteers. This year’s event kicks off at 4:30 p.m. at […]
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Indy Chamber backs ‘Speed City.’ Residents say not so fast.
The economic development group wants the nickname to capitalize on Indy’s motorsports fame.
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These 5 floral designers will make your heart bloom
They let us into their one-of-a-kind arrangements, their least favorite flowers — and what they don’t tell you about working in the business.
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Generations Community Bank opens in Indianapolis, marking a historic milestone for Indiana
It’s the state’s first-ever Minority Depository Institution and the first new startup bank in Indiana since 2008.
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Learn more about the city’s plan to regulate data centers
The Department of Metropolitan Development is hosting two informational sessions.
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Indy’s old City Hall renovation dies. What will fill downtown void?
The city killed plans to build a museum hotel and housing at the old City Hall site downtown.
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Braun announces 30-day break on Indiana sales tax for gasoline
The order is in effect now through May 8. Braun called on retailers to pass savings directly to customers.
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Eli Lilly announces $7-billion merger, with eye on wakefulness drugs
Eli Lilly announces $7-billion merger, with eye on wakefulness drugs. The deal with London and Boston-based biotech company Centessa could have implications for treating Alzheimer’s.
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Simon Property Group CEO David Simon dies at 64
Simon passed away on Sunday after a battle with cancer.
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Indiana commits $1B to attract high-wage life science jobs
Indiana is dedicating $1 billion to further growth of agriculture and life science businesses and jobs to the central Indiana area over the next 10 years.
