Don’t make it obvious you’re using AI to write

When ChatGPT and similar AI clients burst onto the scene, one of their capabilities that captured the public’s attention was the perceived ability to write. Ask ChatGPT to author an article for your company’s blog or a description of how jet engines work, and you’ll have several detailed paragraphs in a matter of seconds.... Read More

Commercial and industrial banking offers key solutions to fuel business success

In an era of rapid innovation, digital transformation, and shifting economic conditions, companies of all sizes need access to financing to stay competitive. Whether it's a startup looking to scale, a manufacturer investing in new equipment, or a retailer expanding into new markets, the right financial resources can be the difference between stagnation and success.... Read More

Embracing digital innovation: Understanding the new cryptocurrency reserve

On March 6th, the Trump administration announced the establishment of a cryptocurrency reserve. This reserve is purported to modernize the nation's financial strategy by holding digital assets—such as Bitcoin—as part of its national reserves. Since the reserve's establishment, the price of Bitcoin has experienced a sharp sell-off as investors reacted to the order's potential regulatory and market implications.... Read More

Staying compliant in 2025

Every new year brings new legal changes and clarifications to be aware of. It’s a great idea to start a new year by looking at annual policies and making updates to your handbook and other documentation.... Read More

It’s time to prioritize crime victims in Indiana’s budget

As the General Assembly marks the halfway point of its 125th session, legislators have a consequential responsibility ahead of them: crafting Indiana’s budget for the next two years. But there is a looming shortfall ahead, that if unaddressed, will hurt crime victims and those who support them.... Read More

Three tips to navigate uncertainty and grow in 2025

As 2025 unfolds, it is evident that this year will bring significant transformations. From shifting macroeconomics to a new administration, companies – and their employees – have many considerations to balance. Business owners should consider the following tips as they navigate these evolving dynamics.... Read More

Business growth: How fast is TOO fast?

Peloton, the stationary bike company, also known as the "Netflix for fitness" company, was a mere startup in 2012. But, in a very short amount of time, their meteoric growth had developed a devoted following that propelled the company into a growth curve that was hard to believe, until it wasn’t.... Read More

How AI is transforming venture capital: A young professional’s perspective

When I first entered the venture capital world, I imagined my days filled with meeting visionary founders, analyzing financial models, and spotting the next big thing. And while those things do happen, what I didn't anticipate was just how much of my work would involve sifting through endless data points, emails, and industry reports. That's where artificial intelligence has stepped in.... Read More

Balancing unemployment

Shortages of workers, like a shortage of any good or service, can have rippling effects on our economy.  What is the status of our workforce and what does the future hold? ... Read More

Rewriting the narrative: Youth empowerment matters in mental health

Today’s youth are facing unique mental health challenges, growing up in a world that is increasingly complex, faster paced and more interconnected than ever before. Systemic issues and a youth’s individual environment both impact mental health, and well-intentioned adults and communities aren’t always equipped to help in meaningful ways.... Read More

Hospitality staffing in Indiana—outlook for 2025

What’s on the minds of Hoosier businesses when it comes to staffing? Topping the list are concerns about the overall labor supply, the effect of possible deportations, wage trends, and the need to fill specialized positions. Here’s a look at those staffing issues and how business owners in Indiana can navigate them to succeed in 2025.... Read More

Are you protecting your identity?

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reported that social media was the most common contact method for fraud in 2024 for those under age 70 and phone calls for those over age 70. Other types of fraud include online shopping, business and government imposters, investment advice, and job or employment agency scams.... Read More

FFA addressing the future workforce

Parents, guardians, educators, and corporations are typically aligned on wanting the best for our next generation of workers. Be it school, extracurricular activities or organizations that cater to our youth and young adults, it’s important that we prioritize the funding and support needed so that each of those environments can thrive. ... Read More