Colette Pierce Burnette sees her hiring as president and CEO of Newfields as an example of the difference between equality and the more modern progress toward equity, or the practice of providing fair access and opportunities.... Read More
Indianapolis-based nonprofit NeuroHope has received a $1 million grant from the OrthoIndy Foundation to support its programs for people recovering from neurologic injuries.... Read More
Angola-based logistics company Tradition Transportation Group Inc. is being acquired by Aqua Power Systems Inc.... Read More
A nonprofit center for entrepreneurship is expanding its summer entrepreneurship program for college students. The Mill says next year's cohort for Startup Summer is growing from eight to 10 weeks and will be open to students throughout the state. ... Read More
Columbus-based Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) is heavily investing in hydrogen power as part of its global decarbonization goals with the dedication of an electrolyzer manufacturing facility in Minnesota.... Read More
Indianapolis-based public relations firm Vox Global is launching a social change initiative to help move people to action.... Read More
A subsidiary of New Jersey-based Capacity LLC is cutting the ribbon today on its 260,000-square-foot fulfillment hub in Whitestown. Capacity Midwest, which provides third-party logistics services, says the facility will ultimately employ 250 workers.... Read More
Renovations of three buildings and two libraries on the West Lafayette campus of Purdue University totaling nearly $57 million have gotten the green light from the Board of Trustees. The board also adopted recommendations to the school’s classroom master plan.... Read More
Although Indiana’s statewide college completion rates continue to show improvement, education officials caution there aren’t enough Hoosiers earning degrees overall to meet the state’s workforce needs.... Read More
Thousands of fans got one of the first looks at a three-year, $360 million renovation of Gainbridge Fieldhouse in downtown Indianapolis at Sunday’s Pacers FanJam. They checked out a makeover touching virtually every area of the Fieldhouse.... Read More
Three higher education institutions and two health systems in southwest Indiana have announced a partnership to train the next generation of healthcare workers, while also allowing the students to earn money... Read More
The Purdue University Food Entrepreneurship and Manufacturing Institute has been awarded a $1.1 million grant from the United Soybean Board.... Read More
The new chief executive officer of Indianapolis-based Elevate Ventures says agricultural-focused startups are on the venture fund’s radar... Read More
The Purdue University Board of Trustees made several approvals during its meeting on Friday. Among them are the contract for incoming President Mung Chiang as well as the at-risk pay for current President Mitch Daniels.... Read More
The Our Southern Indiana Regional Development Authority on Friday announced two projects approved for funding from the state's READI program. The projects include a new veterinary teaching center and a bridge gateway illumination project.... Read More
A St. Louis-based grain and soybean manufacturer is planning to spend $445 million to expand its processing plant in Morristown. Bunge North America Inc. says the effort is expected to result in 70 additional jobs by the end of 2025.... Read More
Round Room Holdings Inc., a Fishers-based company that operates national Verizon retailers TCC and Wireless Zone, has launched its Employee Profit Sharing Program.... Read More
The chief executive officers of Indianapolis-based Elevance Health and Columbus-based Cummins are ranked in Fortune's 2022 list of "The 50 Most Powerful Women." The publication says the list is the first to combine women from U.S. and global companies.... Read More
Grace College says it will offer free tuition for low-income families in Indiana next fall through a combination of federal, state and institutional aid. The private school says to qualify, families must have an Adjusted Gross Income of $65,000 or less ... Read More
The co-founder of a major medical device manufacturer and chair of the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Board of Trustees has been inducted into the Indiana Academy. Niles Noblitt launched Biomet Inc. in Warsaw - now Zimmer Biomet Holdings - in 1973.... Read More
