The U.S. Department of Labor found that Indianapolis-based Protection Plus Inc. has violated federal law for the third time in five years after it did not pay its guards accurate overtime rates. ... Read More
Purdue University-connected software company Quantum Research Sciences will use a $2.5 million contract to deliver the Department of Defense’s first operational, production-level quantum computing software.... Read More
The program connects small businesses with assistance for complete growth and improvement projects. Eligible companies can receive up to $15,000 in professional services from a qualified vendor. ... Read More
Jim and Tom Marcuccilli, owners of Fort Wayne-based Star Financial Group, are this year's Red Coat recipients from the Mad Anthonys Foundation. The recognition is given to individuals who have made a positive impact on the Fort Wayne region and the state.... Read More
One of the oldest historically Black fraternities in the country is partnering with Indiana University's Kelley School of Business intending to increase the diversity of corporate leadership.... Read More
The historic First National Bank building in Terre Haute will receive a $300,000 facelift thanks to a grant from the Wisconsin-based Jeffris Family Foundation, Indiana Landmarks announced Wednesday.... Read More
Carmel fractional marketing firm FireStarter will promote Dawn Bonnell as its new owner and president after founder and former CEO Sue Finkam was elected and inaugurated as Carmel mayor. ... Read More
Indianapolis-based financial services firm MJ Insurance announced Tuesday it is changing its name to The MJ Companies to better reflect its expanding range of services. The company said its offerings have grown to include...... Read More
Indianapolis-based Engage Mentoring launched the Mentoring Women's Network Program Tuesday morning, which is a support system organizations can deploy to develop female employees with skills to become effective leaders. ... Read More
Junior Achievement serving Greater Lafayette will make improvements to its learning center after a $40,000 grant from North Central Health Services in West Lafayette. The money will go toward buying 14 touchscreen TVs, which will be installed in...... Read More
