What’s the score? Entrepreneurial duo launches business to sell cornhole scoreboard
MUNCIE — Paul Dytmire and Andy Klotz are learning it requires patience and money to launch a business that helps cornhole players answer an often-heard question: “What’s the score?”
Staying safe while shopping: Experts say malls face tough balance to maintain safety
INDIANAPOLIS — Security and real estate experts say the July 17 mass shooting at Greenwood Park Mall could have a chilling effect on shopping center activity around Indianapolis in the near future. But, they say, it could also spur questions about whether more measures are necessary to prevent similar events at malls in central Indiana and beyond.
Belske named to Cummins board of directors
Cummins Inc. announced the election of Gary Belske to its board of directors.
Key to making money in stocks is not to get scared out of them
The following is an excerpt from Kirr, Marbach & Co.’s second-quarter client letter, available at www.kirrmar.com
The pain of inflation: Construction companies feel the pinch as prices rise
For typical consumers, inflation became a top-of-mind issue only this year, as the price of everything from gasoline to baby formula took off for the stratosphere.
Decision on revised regulations for commercial solar fields delayed until August
Duke Energy Indiana rate increase approved by state regulators
State utility regulators have approved Duke Energy’s request to raise rates through the summer due to rising fuel costs.
Cummins announces collaboration with Japan-based Komatsu
Old National Bank to sell its health savings account business
Proposed solar farm pledges big bee, butterfly habitat
Developers of a proposed solar energy farm in northeastern Bartholomew County are pledging to incorporate what would be the largest “pollinator garden” in the county, providing vital habitat for butterflies and bees that are essential for food and vegetation.
