An agritourism and online retail business based in Scottsburg is continuing its recovery from the major disruption caused by the pandemic. In an interview with Inside INdiana Business, owner PJ Jonas said the pandemic had a two-fold effect on the business.... Read More
An alternative basketball scoring system developed by a Ball State University professor continues to gain support of the National Basketball Association.... Read More
Elkhart-based THOR Industries Inc. (NYSE: THO) is forming a strategic partnership with Harbinger Motors Inc., a California-based commercial electric vehicle company that develops EV technology for medium-duty chassis used in the RV industry.... Read More
Sixteen of the "coolest" companies in Indiana have made it to the third round of the Indiana Chamber’s Coolest Thing Made in Indiana tournament. The chamber describes the voting as “fierce” in the first two rounds of the Hoosier Hysteria-style competition.... Read More
To tamp down on the growing number of opioid overdose deaths, Indiana stakeholders hope to explore ways to intervene earlier by analyzing “touchpoints” between Hoosiers and healthcare or criminal justice systems.... Read More
Carmel-based MBX Biosciences Inc. said Monday it has closed on $115 million in funding to help advance the development of therapeutics to treat rare endocrine disorders. The amount is one of the largest in recent years for an Indiana-based science startup.... Read More
The developers of Electric Works are preparing to open the first phase of the mixed-use innovation district at the former GE campus in a matter of weeks, and Jeff Kingsbury with Ancora Partners says the project is a symbol of the city's resiliency.... Read More
A Wabash-based nonprofit will cut the ribbon on a newly-renovated house designed to support women recovering from substance use disorder. Waypoint Wabash received the historic home from Indiana Landmarks and says it will be able to house up to 12 women.... Read More
Indiana Secretary Brad Chambers’ career is rooted in entrepreneurial ventures – from launching and selling a landscaping business while in high school to becoming a rental property owner while still attending Indiana University.... Read More
Gov. Eric Holcomb attended the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Egypt this week, where he met with government officials, foreign dignitaries and business leaders to pitch Indiana as a state poised for green energy growth.... Read More
Columbus-based Cummins Inc. (NYSE:CMI) has taken a minority stake in California-based software and asset management firm Exergy Energy LLC.... Read More
Bloomington-based Upland Brewing Co. is looking to the public for help in naming and developing the first beer branded for Indiana University Athletics. The brewery has launched a survey to get ideas on the name, design and taste elements for the beer.... Read More
Indy South Greenwood Airport has been named the 2022 Airport of the Year by Aviation Indiana, an aviation advocacy association.... Read More
Fishers-based Docket Inc., a meetings-management software company that launched in 2019, has wrapped up its operations after meetings-platform provider Zoom hired its entire staff. Docket’s top executive announced the move on social media this week.... Read More
Lafayette-based trailer and truck body manufacturer Wabash (NYSE: WNC) appears well-positioned for economic uncertainty, as demand shows no sign of easing from the e-commerce and logistics customers that rely on Wabash products... Read More
A 175-year-old building in Cambridge City is being marked for preservation. Richmond-based Reid Health has donated the two-story brick building that was originally used as a warehouse in the 1840s to local historical organization Western Wayne Heritage.... Read More
Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari is going cashless. The theme park says the switch, which will kick in for the 2023 season, will allow for faster and smoother operations and increase security.... Read More
Roche Diagnostics in Indianapolis has launched Pilot, the new brand for its COVID-19 at-home test. The company announced this week the test, which received an Emergency Use Authorization from the FDA late last year, is now available nationwide.... Read More
The latest data from the Seventh Federal Reserve District in Chicago shows the value of good quality Indiana farmland continues to skyrocket, climbing 29% year over year. ... Read More
Indiana’s higher education officials on Thursday approved recommendations for a new approach to funding higher education that is based on school-specific goals, rather than blanket recommendations.... Read More
