Indiana Chamber Honors Five at 37th Awards Dinner
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce recognized four individuals and one city at its annual dinner and welcomed a new board chairman.
Indianapolis Business News
Coverage of business in Indianapolis focuses on corporate mergers, store closures, startup funding and leadership changes. This reporting tracks how these organizational shifts impact the economy within the city.
People
Indianapolis FOP President Rick Snyder to Step Down
The longest-serving president in the organization's history will not seek another term after 12 years in the role.
Industry
KSM Merges Blackink IT to Expand Tech Advisory
Indianapolis-based Katz, Sapper & Miller adds a 17-person managed services provider to its Intelligent Technology Services Group.
Jobs
IBJ Podcast Features Kristi Lee of Bob & Tom
The episode explores Lee's Indianapolis roots and nearly four decades on The Bob & Tom Show.
Philanthropy
Live Poll
Should your community support more prison re-entry programs for formerly incarcerated residents?
Donor Converts Art Center to Re-Entry Hub
John and Lisa Schmitz have donated the Mars Hill Art Center on Indianapolis' west side to a nonprofit for conversion into a prison re-entry hub.
Openings & Closings
Live Poll
Do you trust local nonprofits to keep community facilities open for your neighborhood?
YMCA Lists Closed Ransburg Building for $3.25M
The former Ransburg YMCA on Indianapolis's east side is for sale as its closure leaves members and programs searching for alternatives.
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Coverage takes in commercial development, hiring and layoff announcements, shifts in industry sectors and the activity of regional trade associations. It spans across the city and the communities around it. Industrial corridors and central commercial districts remain primary engines for these stories. Large-scale corporate changes often trigger ripples that reach small businesses and local service providers.