IU Names First Female President
The Indiana University Board of Trustees has selected Pamela Whitten as the university's 19th president. Whitten, who most recently served as president of Kennesaw State University in Georgia, will be... Read More
Alex Brown
Hiring Event Set for Indy Manufacturing Plant
Officials from Bloomington-based Cook Medical Group and Goodwill of Central & Southern Indiana will Saturday host a hiring event for a new medical device manufacturing facility in Indianapolis. The $1... Read More
Indy Company Selected for National COVID Testing Program
Indianapolis-based Greenlight Guru has been chosen to assist with the National Institutes of Health's Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) Tech program to boost development of technologies used fo... Read More
Purdue to Boost Protein Development Through New Fund
Purdue University has been chosen for a new fund designed to help commercialize university intellectual property focusing on food and agricultural technologies. The $125 million Generation Food Rural... Read More
TechPoint Touts Strong First Quarter for VC Investment
Indiana's tech industry saw a major jump in investment during the first quarter. TechPoint, the nonprofit growth accelerator for the state's tech sector, has released its Q1 Venture Capital Report, wh... Read More
Judgment Issued Against Munster Debt Collector
The state has received a $1.3 million default judgment against a debt collection agency in Munster that was accused of engaging in "abusive and deceptive business practices." Indiana Attorney General... Read More
Purdue Launching Indiana Digital Crossroads Initiative
Purdue University is using a grant from Indianapolis-based Lilly Endowment Inc. to launch Indiana Digital Crossroads. The university says the initiative will build on its Data Mine concept, which prov... Read More
Downtown Indy Changing Plans for 4th of July Fireworks
Indianapolis-based Emmis Communications Corp. (Nasdaq: EMMS) has handed over control of the popular Fourth of July fireworks event in downtown Indianapolis to Downtown Indy Inc. The organization says... Read More
Indy Ranks High for Strong Labor Market
The city of Indianapolis has the fourth-strongest labor market among the largest metropolitan areas, according to The Wall Street Journal. The publication touts the city's mix of strong economic secto... Read More
Whitley County Company Expanding HQ
Columbia City-based Sailrite Enterprises Inc. has announced plans to grow its footprint in northeast Indiana. The company, which provides fabric, tools, hardware and sewing supplies, plans to invest m... Read More