As digital technology advances, so, too, does the demand for data centers—but until just a few years ago, Indiana was largely sitting on the sidelines while projects went to other states. That’s begun to change, thanks in part to...... Read More
IDEA Week, an annual innovation festival in the South Bend/Elkhart region, is working with tech advocacy group TechPoint this year to extend the festival’s reach into Indianapolis.... Read More
Butler University has rolled out an initiative that will focus on professional education and lifelong learning via a mix of degree programs, certificates and credentials. The school officially launched Butler+ on Wednesday, but it has been building the...... Read More
Cummins Inc. posted a rare quarterly loss in the fourth quarter despite strong revenue growth, largely due to the company’s previously announced $2.04 billion environmental settlement with the federal and California governments.... Read More
St. Louis-based battery giant Energizer Holdings, which opened a packaging and distribution center in Franklin less than five years ago, says it plans to close the facility by the end of April. Currently, 64 employees work at the facility.... Read More
The deal would merge Zapata with Andretti Acquisition Corp., a special purpose acquisition company that launched in 2022. (A SPAC is a shell company formed with the intent of acquiring another company and taking it public.)... Read More
Indianapolis-based OneAmerica is now doing business under the name OneAmerica Financial. As part of a larger effort the company is calling a “brand refresh,” OneAmerica Financial has also updated its logo and will launch a national advertising campaign... Read More
A combination of higher interest rates, the ongoing tech industry downturn and general market uncertainty put a damper on venture investment activity last year, both in Indiana and nationwide—and observers say they don’t expect the situation to improve much this year.... Read More
The Indiana Secretary of State’s office has issued a cease-and-desist order against Carmel-based retirement planning firm ReJoyce Financial LLC and its CEO Alexander Joyce, alleging that Joyce used nearly $2.6 million in client funds for his personal gain.... Read More
A recently announced joint venture between Columbus-based Cummins Inc. and three other companies has selected Mississippi as the site of its $1.9 billion electric-vehicle battery plant.... Read More
