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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Indianapolis Business Journal
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- Jul 6, 2026
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IBJ Podcast: The vision for reshaping downtown’s west side – and how it could look from a reconfigured West Street - Indianapolis Business Journal (opens the original)
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On Friday, IBJ reported that a coalition of Indianapolis business, civic and institutional leaders is developing an ambitious plan to reshape downtown’s west side, including a near-complete reworking of West Street and major changes to the street’s connections with Interstates 65 and 70. The concept calls for lowering sections of West Street, recessing portions of the interstates at the two gateways and building streets, pedestrian connections and public spaces above some of the roadways. Led by
IBJ Podcast: Pigasus Pictures takes big swing with $10M movie ‘Little Five,’ filmed in Bloomington - Indianapolis Business Journal (opens the original)
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For its 10th movie, Bloomington-based Pigasus Pictures has mounted its biggest production yet, with a $10 million budget and a key role played by one of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Indiana has more than its fair share of inspirational sports movies, and Pigasus is diving deep into the genre with “Little Five,” the story of the first Women’s Little 500 bicycle race on Indiana University’s Bloomington campus. Pigasus is the lead production company, but it received a boost from co-producer Somewhere
IBJ Podcast: Pete the Planner on rising bond yields, why the future ‘is starting to look scary’ - Indianapolis Business Journal (opens the original)
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The financial media’s laser pointer is often so jittery that it’s tough to figure out which developments are most important to your financial life. The topic that received the most focus last week was rising bond yields. As we’ll discuss in this week’s podcast, that issue could have serious legs, and its feet appear to be pointing downhill. You might be surprised to know that the yield on a 10-year U.S. Treasury bond is considered by many to be the most important interest rate in the world. It p
IBJ Podcast: Why would a young couple from South Africa open a bookstore on Mass Ave? - Indianapolis Business Journal (opens the original)
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For all of the people who have said at some point in their lives, “Wouldn’t it be fun to open a small bookstore,” consider the story of Julia Breakey and Jake Budler, a married couple who opened Tomorrow Bookstore on Mass Ave in 2023. They hurdled all of the concerns that likely dissuade most folks from following through. Questions like, “How do I get startup capital?” How do I compete with Amazon?” “Why try to sell printed books in an increasingly digital world?” And “How can I, a constitutiona
IBJ Podcast: Why is the Parkview Health system expanding into central Indiana? - Indianapolis Business Journal (opens the original)
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On July 27, public officials in West Lafayette joined local business leaders and executives from the Fort Wayne-based Parkview Health system to break ground on the site of a planned $200 million hospital and medical office building expected to create 250 health care jobs. The Lafayette/West Lafayette area already is served by two hospitals in the IU Health and Franciscan Health systems, but the leaders assembled said the area’s growth made clear the need for the new facility. Meanwhile, Parkview
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