Lifeline Data Centers Expanding
An Indianapolis data center is expanding its footprint beyond central Indiana. Lifeline Data Centers acquired the old Eastgate Consumer Mall in 2008 for $23 million and has since developed the...... Read More
Gerry Dick
Fadness: ‘The Yard’ About More Than Food
Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness says a planned $40 million food and entertainment district will provide a sense of identity for one of the state's fastest-growing communities. But Fadness says The Yard...... Read More
Schellinger: Progress on International Nonstop
Indiana Secretary of Commerce Jim Schellinger says stepped-up efforts to land a transatlantic flight at Indianapolis International Airport are paying off and "we'll have something to talk about in ...... Read More
Hiring Sign Out at Westfield’s IMMI
It all began in 1961, with four employees and two sewing machines in downtown Indianapolis. Today, Westfield-based safety products company IMMI does business around the globe and boasts a work forc...... Read More
McKinney: Innovation Key to Hoosier Ag Future
Indiana State Department of Agriculture Director Ted McKinney says if Indiana is going to be successful in growing its $31 billion ag sector, it must embrace innovation, "from before the farm gate ...... Read More
Research Combo Can ‘Raise Level of Tech Talent’ in Indiana
The partners in a just-announced life sciences research collaboration between Eli Lilly and Co. (NYSE: LLY) and Purdue University say the deal could have implications that extend far beyond the two...... Read More
Tech Hub The Union 525 Looking to Expand
The state's newest tech hub is already looking to expand in downtown Indianapolis. The Union 525, which offers space for startup and scale up companies in the former Manual High School, is eyeing a...... Read More
New Ball State President: We Want to be Better Partners
New Ball State University President Geoffrey Mearns says he is using his first 100 days in office to gather input on a strategic plan for the university, which he expects to begin to roll out in...... Read More
Organizers Call inX3 ‘Pitch Perfect’
Organizers of last week's inaugural inX3 are calling the event an unqualified success. The four-day "celebration of Indiana innovation" attracted Hoosier tech entrepreneurs and thought leaders as w...... Read More
Fadness: Regional Cooperation Alive And Well
A decision by Indianapolis-based Knowledge Services to move its headquarters from Indianapolis to Fishers is yet another economic development win for the growing Hamilton County city. The company s...... Read More