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    • $16M food warehouse to be built in Wayne Co.
    • $200M scofflaw pleads guilty
    • $3 billion investment planned for Whiting plant
    • $4 dividend meets aims of Emmis CEO, employees
    • $700M Zyprexa deal OK'd by judge
    • $8.7M repayment upheld in Monon Corp. fraud
    • '39 Coke truck rolls into place
    • 'Old' economy works for Indiana
    • 'Stigmatized' homes can be a tough sell
    • 1,500 IUE-CWA Delphi workers take exit package
    • 2 automakers may buy into GM
    • 2 dissidents join H.J. Heinz board
    • 250 jobs headed to eastern Indiana
    • 3 are honored for biofuels work
    • 3 cool conferences to bring scientists to Purdue in July
    • 3 employees leave AOL in search-data fallout
    • 3 G's will bring home a 3-D TV
    • 300,000 new jobs forecast by 2014
    • 4 flooded Castleton mall stores still closed
    • 40% sign up for buyout at GM factory
    • 5 apprentice jobs
    • 5 beautiful jobs
    • 5 careers that add up
    • 5 flexible jobs
    • 5 great retail jobs
    • 5 jobs that pay more
    • 5 jobs that protect
    • 5 nighttime jobs
    • 5 resume requisites
    • 5 tips for a new boss
    • 5 tips for the office
    • 5 vital health jobs
    • 5 vital health jobs
    • A bump up bumped off
    • A cut above
    • A heavy hitter
    • A must read
    • A product that could clean up
    • A taste of things to come
    • Abundant summer rain helps lawn services' bottom lines
    • Adult buyers, better quality help revive ice cream truck sales
    • Aearo site will add 54 jobs
    • AES says quarterly profit almost doubled
    • After 31 years, banker still where he wants to be
    • After 53 years, Corvette still is gold for GM
    • Agencies field consumer gripes
    • Agreements wrap up Daniels trade trip
    • AIG agrees to freeze former execs' payouts
    • Aiming for a growth spurt
    • Airport closes on $390M terminal bond issue
    • Airport ends handicapped parking discount
    • Airport Hampton Inn converted to Ramada
    • Airport hotel gets $6 million upgrade
    • Airport parking rates to rise today
    • Alliance is on table at GM meeting
    • Alternative investment in state fund a smart move
    • Ambassadair travel club still is flying high, despite recession
    • AMD buying chip maker in $5.4 billion deal
    • America's auto industry hinges on the sales of pickups
    • An early look at versatile Vista
    • Anadarko closes $16.4B Kerr-McGee acquisition
    • Analysts: Guidant deal weighs heavily on buyer
    • Analysts: Recall harmful to Sony
    • Anglo-U.S. friendships save engine for GE, Rolls
    • Anthem buildings get new landlord
    • Anthem expands sales of dental, life coverage
    • Anti-spyware tools get updated
    • Antitrust probe targets Zimmer
    • AOL might eliminate subscriptions
    • AOL sets sights on its new era
    • AOL to eliminate 25% of its work force
    • AOL to make services free, end dial-up recruiting
    • Apartment manager's job meshes salesperson, trouble-shooter roles
    • Appeal denied: Hilbert must repay Conseco $80M
    • Appeal denied: Hilbert ordered to repay Conseco $80M
    • Apple recalls laptop batteries
    • Apple serves up iPod radio remote
    • Apple: iPad sales have exceeded 2 million
    • Arden offers buyers a mix of quaint older homes
    • ARG-uably great games
    • As hiring slows, jobless rate hits 5-month high
    • As retailers cut seasonal hiring, consumers note lack of service
    • At last: Kite reels in new grocery
    • At Marsh, squabbles break out in lawsuit
    • At Marsh, squabbles break out in lawsuit
    • At the helm of insurer golden rule
    • AT&T profits up 81% for quarter
    • AT&T seeks state approval for Internet TV plan
    • AT&T seeks state OK for Internet TV
    • ATA will use Lufthansa for airline maintenance
    • Atlanta company buys Auction Broadcasting site
    • August sales could shine for Toyota, Honda
    • Australia's rate hike stokes U.S. stock rally
    • Automaker trims jobs over gas prices
    • Automakers to add gear shift safety systems
    • Avalon Hills offers buyers a wooded metro hideaway
    • Average closing costs: $3,000+
    • Average Indy gas price nears $3 a gallon
    • Avon Creek Estates offers neighborly Far-Westside living
    • Awards will recognize Indianapolis service workers
    • Baby BlackBerry is the shiny Pearl
    • Back that thing up
    • Bank of America ends overdraft fees on debit cards
    • Bankruptcy filings
    • Bankruptcy judge postpones Delphi hearing
    • Banks' rewards programs all the rage
    • Baths getting luxury upgrades
    • Battery style is safe, experts say of recall
    • Battery woes build for Sony
    • Beaten-up stocks appear ready for a rebound
    • Belk to pay $285M for Parisian chain
    • Belk's purchase of Parisian brings it to Indy market
    • Bemis workers accept contract
    • Benefits of going it alone
    • Benefits of going it alone
    • Bernanke is bullish on gains in productivity
    • Bestselling author pitching mojo at IU biz conference
    • Better job, better pay? The cost is less free time
    • BFGoodrich and union reach tentative deal
    • Biddelman leaves Celadon board; Hines joins
    • Big 3 sales fall; Toyota now No. 2
    • Big firms feast on small-business contracts
    • Big on businesswomen
    • Biglari taking Steak n Shake back to its roots
    • Bill Cook: passionate, rich, at odds over a casino
    • Bioanalytical Systems founder changes roles
    • Biomet posts flat quarterly earnings
    • BioStorage raises $5 million in capital
    • Biotech entrepreneur chases medical cures
    • Bittersweet pill
    • Black entrepreneurs are beating the odds
    • Blimey, what a market!
    • Block's CEO sets sights on rebound
    • Bloomington leader moving to Ginovus
    • Blu-ray falls short of hype
    • Boeing soars under first-year CEO
    • Boeing to end in-flight Internet service
    • Bond debt, tax caps deal city a 1-2 punch
    • Boost longevity of your laptop with upgrade
    • Boston estimates Guidant-related legal costs at $381M
    • Boston Scientific must pay the piper
    • Boston Scientific names VP to oversee heart device quality
    • BP pumps out $7.3B oil profit
    • BP's troubles make it Big Oil's fall guy
    • BP, dead man's family settle before trial begins
    • Brake lets new company in Brownsburg accelerate
    • Brater: Life sciences brings urgency for state
    • Brightpoint agrees to buy rival Trio
    • Brightpoint appoints Tom Ridge to board
    • Brightpoint foreign trade zone status gets federal OK
    • Brightpoint on list of top tech companies
    • Brightpoint rings up T-Mobile contract
    • Brightpoint says business better than expected
    • Brightpoint's future not clear as a bell
    • Brightpoint's preliminary profits for Q2 rise 68%
    • Brimming with history, Old Northside blooms again
    • Bristol-Myers target of feds' probe; profits fall
    • Buck Creek Shades serves up paradise off the beaten path
    • Buffett to begin doling out billions
    • Build, program tiny robot Manoi
    • Builders adapt as home sales sag
    • Builders trim landholdings as sales slow
    • Business is way up for tree services
    • Businesses are base Anson can build on
    • Businesses pumping up the number of jobs they plan to add
    • Businesswomen say golf brings them access, respect
    • Buyers flock to buy up rural land
    • Cable giants revise deal to buy Adelphia
    • California company buys I-69 parcel at Anderson
    • Call center to help jobless with new debit cards
    • Caller ID scam tied to financial fraud
    • Can you count to a billion, class?
    • Can you count to a billion, class?
    • Car battery industry facing power shift
    • Car dealer plans large donation to hospital
    • Cards pushing up fees for balance transfers
    • Career calendar
    • Career tools
    • Caregiver roles, lawsuits on rise in workplace
    • Carmakers serve up luscious colors
    • Carmel building leaves its empty past behind
    • Carmel Star celebrates rollout today
    • Carmel Star celebrates rollout today
    • Carmel tech firm adding jobs
    • Carrie Houston
    • Cartridge shortage eases; new patients now may get Byetta
    • Casketmaker may move Indiana jobs
    • Casual-dining eateries take a spill
    • Caterpillar layoffs will affect 106
    • Cautious investors give 4-day rally a break
    • Cautious trading leaves market indicators flat
    • Celadon makes inroads with Highway 2 Health
    • Celadon Trucking adds 165 drivers in 6-month span
    • Celadon's profits accelerate in fourth quarter
    • CEO boosts Lilly holdings
    • CEO Don Marsh will leave food stores
    • CEO helps ideas find place on store shelves
    • CEO: Airline to cancel flights to avoid fines
    • CEO: Ford won't hit 2010 goal for hybrids
    • Chairwoman ousted amid HP probe
    • Chassis venture means jobs
    • Chats with the boss outside of work don't have to be awkward
    • Chats with the boss outside of work don't have to be awkward
    • Cheaper gasoline may lift car sales
    • Cheaper winter gas blends on way
    • Chevron's soaring earnings less than expected
    • China tightens reins on economy
    • Chinese exportation of flowers is a growing concern in West
    • Chrysler ponders plant for new transmissions
    • Church organists can devote full or part time to their calling
    • Cingular sues private detective
    • City ranks 50th in affordable children's insurance
    • City waiting for word from Honda
    • City will feel the pain until Convention Center expands
    • Clarian, IU medical school building joint facility
    • Classroom Wi-Fi can be a boon or a bane
    • Clay Terrace amenities appeal to office tenants
    • Clearing cookies easy in Firefox
    • Clock runs down in 22 states
    • Clothing store opening on Far Southside
    • Clustering = more bands for the buck
    • Collaboration thriving among rival carmakers
    • College Math 101: Textbook costs add up
    • Colliers to manage WellPoint's HQ building
    • Colliers will market Getrag site
    • Columbus lures jobs from China
    • Columbus plant soon may be ready to expand
    • Comair chief says lack of deal threatens airline
    • Comings and goings
    • Commercial complex planned in Hamilton County
    • Commission's creation was turning point for Indy arts
    • Commitment to cause often underpins success
    • Commodities selloff nudges stocks higher
    • Commodities selloff nudges stocks higher
    • Commodity costs test suppliers' mettle
    • Community South begins ER expansion
    • Companies announce new jobs, investment
    • Companies work to overcome recruits' perception of Indy
    • Company adds new site for training
    • Company tailors business' mailings to the right targets
    • Company takes a cue from serious pool players
    • Company will consolidate 2 distribution sites into 1
    • Compassion and leadership can go hand in hand
    • Competing buyout offers at heart of casino dispute
    • Computer woes affect Wabash National earnings
    • Computers and art interface in his job
    • Computers and art interface in his job
    • Con artists tailor pitch to elderly, study says
    • ConAgra chairman gets hefty raise
    • Concise business plans will open doors
    • Condo markets look to incentives
    • Condos continue their Mass appeal
    • Conference to strengthen Japan ties
    • Conference to strengthen trade ties with Japan
    • ConocoPhillips' quarterly profit shoots up 65%
    • Conseco expects savings from merging 3 insurance units
    • Conseco eyes Hilbert-Menard partnership
    • Conseco eyes income from fund with ties to Hilberts
    • Conseco OKs $100M settlement
    • Conseco picks new CEO
    • Conseco set to miss earnings estimate
    • Conseco shares drop 9.7% after second-quarter loss
    • Conseco steps up Massey loan claim
    • Conseco will pay $100M settlement
    • Conseco's former chief entering tanning products business
    • Consolidate student loans by Saturday
    • Construction safety firm is growing
    • Construction spending surprises
    • Consumer confidence falls; economy holds on
    • Consumer sentiment dips, but stocks continue ascent
    • Continental profits accelerate in quarter
    • Converting JPEG to bitmap a snap
    • Convicted exec's wife files for divorce
    • Cook Biotech plans appeal of ACell ruling
    • Cook sues casino partner
    • Cook sues partner over casino project
    • Cook, Laugh gamble results in casino fine
    • Cook, Lauth or draw
    • Cool summer jobs
    • Cooper Tire exec resigns; company reports loss
    • Costco cuts profit projection
    • Counterfeit goods market shuts down in China
    • County tackles Honda rezoning
    • Court OKs second wave of Delphi offers
    • Court ruling expected to hasten Kraft spinoff
    • Court upholds $8.7M restitution in Monon fraud case
    • Court won't hear Hilbert appeal
    • Crash test data to go on car stickers
    • Creative service specialist works in a rarefied field
    • Credibility has nurtured investment in Angie's List
    • Creditors say bonus plan could spur pension cuts
    • Criminal charges could loom in state's HP probe
    • Crisis teaches Coke, Pepsi new lessons
    • Crop forecast sunny, but profits may lag
    • Crown Hill finds buyer for parcel
    • Cummins deal to create 600 jobs, but where?
    • Cummins deal to create 600 jobs, but where?
    • Cummins looking at 'entire package' for new site
    • Cummins to temporarily recall 270 workers
    • Cutbacks pinch once-profitable regional airports
    • CVS: Free flu shots for jobless
    • Cyber sleuth
    • Cymbalta pumps up Lilly profits
    • Cymbalta pushes Lilly profits
    • Cymbalta sales leap propels Lilly profits
    • Dads are influence on our work lives
    • Daimler CEO puts fun into sales pitch
    • Daimler lays off 103 in Kokomo
    • DaimlerChrysler's forecast worsens
    • Daniels focuses on corn, coal in new energy initiative
    • Daniels prepares energy strategy
    • Daniels set to kick off Asia trade trip
    • Daniels to boost new brand at Tokyo
    • Daniels to Toyota: Let us help you grow
    • Daniels to visit Toyota execs
    • Daniels trades tax credits for jobs
    • Daniels' task toughens as mission shifts to S. Korea
    • Daniels: State ready to help Korea grow
    • Day 1 of a new job: Keep the mind open and your ego in check
    • Deadline nears for student loan consolidation
    • Deducting donations just got tougher
    • Deere focuses on R&D over cost-cutting
    • Dell postpones quarterly report and briefing
    • Dell postpones quarterly report and briefing
    • Dell's answer to iPod is playing its last Ditty
    • Delphi creditors seek right to sue GM
    • Delphi emerges from bankruptcy
    • Delphi posts delayed $2.4 billion loss for 2005
    • Delphi seeking buyer for some of its units
    • Delphi's loss in first half totals $2.6B
    • Delta, Northwest pare flights
    • Denison branches out with retail project
    • Dental hygienist enjoys giving patients something to smile about
    • Despite investors' frayed nerves, '06 still in the black
    • Despite soaring oil prices, investors focused on Fed
    • Developer buys 200 acres from Bob Knight
    • Developer finances Standard loan repayment
    • Developers buy more acreage at ammo plant site
    • Development could mean 250 jobs for Richmond
    • Diesel maker plans 417 layoffs
    • Direct selling no longer just a hobby for stay-at-home moms
    • Disabilities don't stop business ownership
    • Disney in deal of heroic proportions
    • Distributor to unveil $40M project in Pike Twp.
    • Do Not Call list can stop those telemarketers
    • Do your research to avoid surprises
    • Does big-house tactic work?
    • Does it come with the house?
    • Dog groomer must build rapport with canines and their owners
    • Domestic-partner benefits rising
    • Don't turn back clock on daylight- saving time
    • Dow hits new high, finally
    • Dow Jones industrials end solid quarter on down note
    • Dow jumps 77.80 points on light pre-holiday trading
    • Dow moves lower on economic worries
    • Dow rises third straight session
    • Dow rises to record range, slips
    • Dow sinks 121 points, Dell slips, oil prices rise
    • Dow's 1-day gain is largest in more than 3 years
    • Downtown apartment project gets tax break
    • Drawing blood from patients can be difficult but rewarding
    • DreamAuthentics mines nostalgia for retro video games
    • Drilling down
    • Drop in consumption drives NiSource profit lower
    • Drop in home prices predicted
    • Drug delay knocks Lilly's share price
    • Drug maker OKs record $3.4B tax settlement
    • Druggists: Medicare drug plan brings benefits, headaches
    • Duke building warehouse for Case New Holland
    • Duke Energy second-quarter profit rises 16%
    • Duke Energy to split into 2 companies
    • Duke Reality's Anson project is behind but progressing
    • Duke Realty reports drop in quarterly earnings
    • Duke Realty's Anson project is behind but progressing
    • Dutch court upholds Pfizer's Lipitor patent
    • EADS, Airbus oust 2 leaders over production problems
    • Earnings suggest airlines recovering
    • Earnings warning smacks Scottish Re; CEO quits
    • Eastside Ford plant not on cut list
    • Eastside plant to lay off 417
    • eBay faces market head winds
    • Ecolab/GCS renews lease for Far-Eastside facility
    • Eli Lilly readies for legal challenge
    • Eli Lilly to Japan: Open up markets
    • Embargo likely to outlast Castro
    • Emmis CEO faces long and loud road ahead
    • Emmis completes sale of Phoenix station
    • Emmis reports loss for fiscal first quarter
    • Emmis shares take a hit
    • Emmis shares take a hit as buyout fizzles
    • Emmis stock downgraded, price sinks
    • Emmis' new medium
    • Emmis' online unit building bridges to new listeners, revenues
    • Emmis' surprise? $4/share dividend
    • Employees express concern about ethics
    • Employers have found us, and we're growing
    • EnerDel parent gets $65M from firm with Russia ties
    • Energy executive wins less jail time
    • Engaging a good staff needn't cost a fortune
    • Enron's Fastow gets 6 years
    • Entrepreneur specializes in everything Indiana
    • Entrepreneur ties success to ethics
    • Entrepreneurship can be hard on a friendship
    • EPA says mini-mill at Crawfordsville violated air standards
    • ERISA plan may reshape 401(k) rules
    • Ethanol plant in Benton County to create 36 jobs
    • Ex-aerospace exec's lift likely what Ford needs
    • Ex-CEO gets 15 years for fraud
    • Ex-chairwoman, 4 others charged in HP spy probe
    • Ex-Coke worker 'despondent'
    • Ex-Guidant exec will lead Bristol-Myers
    • Ex-Kmart execs accused of misleading investors
    • Ex-Qwest exec gets 2 years of probation
    • Ex-suitor sues Guidant, saying it leaked key info
    • ExactTarget's e-mail software lands it on hot-growth list
    • Exec donates $1.5M for Purdue fuels research
    • Experts: Take time to manage your time
    • Factory orders weak for second month
    • Family has furnished satisfaction for 150 years
    • Family member sues Marsh Supermarkets
    • Fannie Mae avoids prosecution over accounting
    • Fannie Mae says all accounting errors uncovered
    • Fantasy gifts for the rich
    • Far Westside's West Wood is quiet, cozy subdivision
    • Far-Westside company plans to expand, add jobs
    • Farm Bureau advises members on pipeline plan
    • FCC removes last hurdle to Adelphia sale
    • FDA deals Lilly setback on diabetes-related eye drug
    • FDA delays release of new Lilly drug
    • FDA delays release of new Lilly drug
    • FDA: Lilly brochure is misleading
    • Fed chairman has no-frills portfolio
    • Fed ends string of rate hikes
    • Fed official's upbeat view of inflation spurs stocks
    • Federated is hoping bigger is indeed better
    • Federated says Icahn wants more shares
    • Federated to sell Lord & Taylor for nearly $1.2B
    • FedEx says A380 in Indy's future
    • FedEx says A380 in Indy's future
    • FedEx's fourth-quarter earnings rise 27%
    • FedEx: IRS drops tax penalty
    • Feds accuse BP of propane price manipulation
    • Feds eye Ford Fusion gas 'pedal entrapment'
    • Feds pushing workers to save
    • Feds to probe cause of runaway Prius in California
    • Feds urge disclosure on gift-card fees, rules
    • Feds, states to get share in Lilly suit
    • Fee, fi, faux, fun -- all on MySpace
    • Few doctors opt out over drug records
    • Few ex-Enron workers likely to speak in court
    • Few females in top corporate leadership positions
    • Field experience, classes needed for appraiser title
    • Figuratively speaking
    • Financial services company expanding
    • Financial services company expanding
    • Finish Line lowers expectations for quarter
    • Finish Line's slump draws investor ire
    • Firm expected to invest $16M in Richmond
    • Firm expected to invest $16M in Wayne Co.
    • First Advantage expects to create 150 jobs at new facility
    • First Internet Bancorp to buy Landmark Financial
    • First-quarter profit down 65% for Finish Line
    • Fishers' Reserve at Gray Eagle offers golf and so much more
    • Flaw spurs warnings for Guidant lines
    • Fliers line up for airport's 'fast lane' security plan
    • Flight attendants tentatively agree to wage cuts
    • Flight of fancy spawns launch of oil lube chain
    • Florida jet startup offers storm evacuation service
    • Food distributor building warehouse, creating 250 jobs
    • Foot Locker shares jump on buyout report
    • For '07, more Medicare drug plans
    • For now, Ford Motor Co. keeping its options open
    • For oil, state soon may look to Canada
    • For some landlords, travel no obstacle
    • For the record
    • For this tech firm, move here computes
    • For those seeking loans, the rules keep changing
    • For Zippo, knockoffs are snuffing out profits
    • Ford board cuts dividend, its own compensation
    • Ford Credit to cut 2,000 jobs, merge operations
    • Ford hopes added muscle in '07 lineup will boost sales
    • Ford is driven to loss of $123M
    • Ford may sell luxury brand
    • Ford plans to reduce number of dealerships
    • Ford reaches tentative deal to boost investment in Michigan
    • Ford says Jaguar not for sale -- at least for now
    • Ford shrugs off dire predictions
    • Ford talks focus on job, plant reductions
    • Ford to close or sell Eastside plant by end of 2008
    • Ford to close or sell Indy plant by '08
    • Ford to cut output, idle workers
    • Ford to idle workers, slash production
    • Ford to its workers: We'll pay you to quit
    • Ford to offer mass buyout
    • Ford to sell or close Indy plant; offers buyouts
    • Ford, GM, Mazda adding iPod features to '07 models
    • Forecast for economy? Mild growth
    • Forget flying -- try frequent shopping
    • Former autoworkers are seeking jobs with Toyota, Honda
    • Former CEO charged in stock options probe
    • Former Conseco officials penalized
    • Former executive avoids jail in scheme
    • Former Guidant chairman to lead drug maker
    • Former Sprint Nextel unit now serves Hoosiers as Embarq
    • Former top Enron exec is sentenced
    • Forum to help businesses contract with cultural groups
    • Forum to help businesses contract with cultural groups
    • Founder of PR company got his start as an intern
    • Franchiser plans to open 14 restaurants here
    • Freddie Mac settles ERISA lawsuit for $4.65M
    • Free Wi-fi served at City Market
    • French Lick resort taking hotel reservations
    • French Lick resort taking hotel reservations
    • French vintner fined for blending Beaujolais
    • Frequent fliers line up for airport's 'fast lane' security plan
    • Fresh name is in the air as tenant for ex-Atlas site
    • From friend to boss: Promotion can alter relationship dynamics
    • From India: New Math
    • Fuel future: Corn may be king but shale is pay dirt
    • Fugitive former CEO captured in Namibia
    • Fuller flights bring risk of the bump
    • Fuller flights bring risk of the bump
    • Funnel cakes help her seal sponsor deals
    • Furniture company hits the bull's-eye
    • Fuzzy annual reports hide woes
    • Gamble results in casino fine
    • Game makers build diverse following
    • Gannett second-quarter earnings down 8.3%
    • Gas prices are falling -- for now
    • Gas prices are heading toward $2, but trend might not last
    • Gas prices rise, but few Hoosiers choose to conserve
    • Geico's creature comfort zone
    • Get in the game -- fantasy rules at the office again
    • Getting back to work
    • Getting hired is just the beginning
    • Getting rich yesterday
    • Gibson Guitar buys jukebox manufacturer
    • Gilead to buy heart drug maker Myogen
    • Giving 'ghost brands' new life isn't easy
    • GlaxoSmithKline settles price-inflation claim
    • GM adding 1,200 autoworkers at Ohio plant
    • GM ads remind consumers of its longtime Hoosier roots
    • GM board agrees to discuss Nissan, Renault alliance
    • GM investment raises antitrust questions
    • GM lengthens powertrain warranty
    • GM meets as deadline for alliance approaches
    • GM to introduce V-8 turbo-diesel engine
    • GM to reduce output by 12%
    • GM wooing customers with financing deals
    • GM's earnings eagerly awaited
    • GM, 2 others call off alliance
    • GM, Nissan, Renault to discuss alliance
    • Going private
    • Going up
    • Going up: Naab Road Medical Pavilion
    • Good news eases rate fears, pushing stocks higher
    • Goodyear workers walk out
    • Google continues to wow analysts
    • Google investors are antsy
    • GOP lawmakers announce energy plan
    • GOP lawmakers have energy plan
    • Gov announces 140 new jobs in Japan, heads to Korea
    • GPS device maker adjusts to marketplace
    • Gracenote strikes online lyrics deal
    • Gracenote strikes deal on lyrics
    • Gracenote strikes deal on online lyrics
    • Gracenote strikes deal to offer online lyrics
    • Grasso fighting to clear his name
    • Greensburg ready to welcome Honda
    • Greensburg readying for new player
    • Greensburg-area farmers cashed in after selling land
    • Growing corridor to add Penney
    • Growing mortgage company will add 245 jobs
    • Growth of Easley is vintage success story
    • Hamilton County enjoys office building boom
    • Hard work paying off for software company
    • Harley hoping 3-wheelers will rev up interest
    • Harris buys Kokomo bank in $290M deal
    • Harrison College might lease space at former Safeco site
    • Harvard's lesson in ethics
    • Hat World takes aim at youth market with Lids Kids
    • HCA board agrees to $21.3 billion buyout
    • HD DVD picture is worth the wait
    • Health facilities treating more obese patients
    • Health insurance harder to get
    • Health insurer to gobble state firm
    • HealthSouth retains name as it reorganizes
    • Hearing delay fosters hope for Delphi talks
    • Heart surgeon joins medical device company
    • Help teens nurture savings habit
    • Help wanted
    • Hewlett-Packard chairwoman gets demotion
    • Hewlett-Packard to cut 9,000 jobs
    • Hhgregg to pay $55,000 to settle probe of sales
    • High gas prices could be good news for diesel makers
    • High school internships benefit students, employers
    • High-speed network expanding into Northern Indiana
    • High-tech battle
    • High-tech entrepreneur aims for success back home in Indiana
    • Hilbert loses appeal; must repay $80M
    • Hillenbrand quarterly earnings up 34%
    • Hillenbrand restructuring to take toll
    • Hirers to get help spotting fake IDs
    • Historic charm draws buyers to cozy Meridian-Kessler
    • Hobby restoring cars turns into successful business
    • Hold on interest rates gives stocks a boost
    • Holiday World is riding high
    • Home Depot moves to a 4Q profit
    • Home Depot woos shoppers again
    • Home design software is builders' headache
    • Home starts hit lowest level in 3 years
    • Home starts hit lowest level in 3 years
    • Home-sellers change pricing ways
    • Homes here keep selling but more slowly, brokers say
    • Honda asks for changes at possible plant site
    • Honda could be boon to wages
    • Honda could rouse sleepy Shelbyville
    • Honda helps turn state's rust to dust
    • Honda image may lure lots of applicants
    • Honda plant may employ up to 2,500
    • Honda receives a Hoosier welcome
    • Honda revs up to double new hires
    • Honda set to award plant to Indiana
    • Honda site will bolster I-74 exit at Greensburg
    • Honda to invest $550M in Indiana
    • Hoosier dairy farm teams up to help produce ethanol
    • Hoosiers owe thanks to the strong, silent types
    • Hospital launches new operating suites
    • Hot shots
    • Hot topics: Readers speak out on java, jobs and workplace reviews
    • Hotel-condos target Irish fans
    • Housing costs are through the roof
    • How should I diversify heavy holdings in a stock?
    • HP began spying as early as 2005
    • HP probe targeted Fiorina records
    • HP probe targeted Fiorina records
    • HR prez puts the accent on human
    • HR, with the accent on human
    • Hybrid vehicles may qualify for federal tax credit
    • I have $2,500 to spare. Should I save it or pay down credit-card debt?
    • I will inherit a farm. It has sentimental value, but I don't farm. Should I sell it?
    • I will inherit a farm. It has sentimental value, but I don't farm. Should I sell it?
    • I'm considering making home improvements. Are these tax-deductible?
    • I'm late on my mortgage. Can I avoid foreclosure?
    • I've had two mortgages a year. Should I sell one home at a loss or rent it?
    • Identity checks online grow more common
    • If F-1 race goes, millions of dollars, some prestige will, too
    • Illinois judge grants jury trial for Hilbert in Conseco loan case
    • IMF applauds reforms; critics say it falls short
    • IMF applauds reforms; critics say it falls short
    • Improving their game
    • In brief
    • In brief
    • In high-accident field, insurance hard to find
    • In Indianapolis, parking is still a relative bargain
    • In UPS pilots' deal, sky's the limit
    • Ind. unemployment unchanged at 4.5%
    • Index of Indiana stocks is outperforming Dow blue chips
    • Indiana companies face fed probe
    • Indiana company gets exposure in the Tour de France
    • Indiana firms face anti-trust probe
    • Indiana innovator
    • Indiana lands 140 auto part jobs
    • Indiana looks to build on new gains
    • Indiana native to head Pepsi Bottling Group
    • Indiana noteworthy
    • Indiana seeks ties with biotech hubs
    • Indiana Venture Center chief to depart
    • Indiana, Ohio in battle for Honda plant's suppliers
    • Indianapolis-area real estate market slowing
    • Industry opens its doors to faith
    • Indy firm helps Disney cultivate healthy image
    • Indy firm helps Disney with image
    • Indy laying to rest manufacturing image
    • Indy man accused of mortgage fraud
    • Indy outfit's health clinics on the rise
    • Indy Parks picks up most storm debris
    • Indy tech company is intelligent investment
    • Indy-based disease management firm to hire 114
    • Indy-based Dow AgroSciences soars
    • Indy-based e-health records network expands
    • Indy-based liquor store chain expands into Ky.
    • Inflated appraisals cause for concern
    • Inflation picture remains unfocused
    • Inflation-fighting job news doesn't avert drop in stocks
    • Informatics school nabs grants
    • Initiatives are proof Purdue, IU making a difference
    • Injecting excitement into life sciences area
    • Injecting excitement into life sciences area
    • Innovator's pull-down screens make garages multifunctional
    • Instrument maker hires replacements for strikers
    • Insured see justice in $18M verdict
    • Insurer caters to vintage car crowd
    • Insurer says hail losses higher than estimated
    • Insurer WellPoint plans job cuts
    • Intentions of Marsh investor ring loud and clear
    • Interactive Intelligence's profits rise three-fold
    • Interest in properties near Greensburg is hot
    • Internet bank founder is invested in startups
    • Inventor seeks foot in the door for product
    • Investment losses push WellPoint's profit down 5.4%
    • Investor confidence buoys stock market
    • Investor cries foul over Marsh sale price
    • Investor optimism helps produce a rebound effect
    • Investors hold breath before interest-rate news
    • iPod can record special moments
    • iPod sets beat at more weddings
    • IRS to debtors: Be alert to tax collection fraud
    • Irwin Financial sells its loan origination unit
    • Isn't radio dying? Don't tell these two
    • It's about people, too
    • It's benefit enrollment time again!
    • It's practical, symbolic and part of the fabric of our work lives
    • ITT earnings rise on higher enrollments
    • ITT Educational adds sites in Ohio, Pennsylvania
    • ITT Educational opens first North Carolina site
    • ITT profits from soft economy
    • IU Kelley seminar looks to boost its female rolls
    • IU researcher shines light on 'backdating' executives' stock options
    • IU researcher shines light on 'backdating' stock options
    • IU's labor program fights for its life
    • J&J nears purchase of Pfizer division
    • Jackson Systems expanding facilities
    • Janitor rights fight spreads to suburbs
    • Janitors union takes aim at Simon
    • Japanese firm buys Metaldyne for $1.2B
    • Japanese parts maker to expand in Madison
    • Job seekers shouldn't take summer off
    • Job training network helps woman help others
    • Job, plant cuts may save Ford, hurt state
    • Jobless claims are fewer than forecast
    • Jodi Marsh sues supermarket chain
    • Johnson County development will include golf
    • Jones' search engine debuts
    • Judge denies bid by would-be Marsh suitors
    • Judge dismisses racial bias lawsuit filed against Lilly
    • Judge extends bonus program for Delphi execs
    • Judge fines firm $4M in concrete price fixing
    • Judge halts Northwest strike prior to its start
    • Judge in Maryland overturns Wal-Mart health-spending law
    • Judge may rule Monday on Northwest strike ban
    • Judge OKs further delay on Delphi labor pacts
    • Judge: Northwest can impose contract July 17
    • July 4 lights up sales
    • Just 1 minute
    • KC firm buys part of Carmel's Oak Street Mortgage
    • Kentucky officials sue Six Flags for rides
    • Ketzenberger: Big bash all about mending fences
    • Ketzenberger: Colleges take business rah-rah on road
    • Ketzenberger: Company makes splash under our noses
    • Ketzenberger: Employers have found us, and we're growing
    • Ketzenberger: Eye for promotion has driven this Hoosier
    • Ketzenberger: Greensburg ready when Honda came knockin'
    • Ketzenberger: If Allison is for sale, we know a good buyer
    • Ketzenberger: IU could use a strong leader like Jim Morris
    • Ketzenberger: Law firm on hook for $18 million judgment
    • Ketzenberger: Let's hear it for IUPUI
    • Ketzenberger: Lilly CEO: Tearing down barriers vital to growth
    • Ketzenberger: Locals hope to gain from endowment's divestiture
    • Ketzenberger: New leader aims to give vital sector a jump-start
    • Ketzenberger: Putting an end to Marsh drama
    • Ketzenberger: Startup-crazy birds of feather are golden geese
    • Ketzenberger: Toll Road funds debate is nice twist
    • Ketzenberger: U.S.-Japan conference will be boon for state
    • Ketzenberger: Web site is laboratory on how we view Indy
    • Ketzenberger: Windrose one more success for duo
    • Key executive leaves Microsoft
    • Kite Realty acquires 3 Florida shopping centers
    • Klipsch makes noise with buyout of API
    • Klipsch names chief for Jamo U.S. division
    • Klipsch speakers to be available at hhgregg
    • Kmart's latest sale targets wealthy
    • Kokomo in line for transmission plant
    • Kraft's new CEO reshuffles top execs
    • Kroger's volunteer tasters grade groceries
    • L.S. Ayres era closing with changeover to Macy's
    • L.S. Ayres era draws to close with changeover to Macy's
    • La-Z-Boy goes lean in restructuring
    • Lafayette start-up gets $2 million state grant
    • LaSorda says Chrysler will become more global
    • Latest Fed hike gives rise to guessing game
    • Lauth files countersuit in casino dispute
    • Lawsuits show casino players' hands
    • Lawyers ask leniency for Fastow
    • Leave your work woes at the office door and try to relax
    • Legal speculation begins after Lay's death
    • Lego to lay off 1,200 workers
    • Lender Cullen/Frost to buy Summit Bancshares
    • Lenders' Web security to test memory bank
    • Let the games begin
    • Levi to halt sales of cheap jeans in Europe
    • Life sciences company mixes business, sports
    • Life sciences in brief
    • Lilly cancer drug has new use
    • Lilly cancer drug has new use
    • Lilly Endowment to diversify stock portfolio for first time
    • Lilly Endowment to diversify portfolio for first time
    • Lilly executive to be president of medical society
    • Lilly eye drug's prospects gloomy
    • Lilly helps patients learn to use treatments
    • Lilly helps patients learn to use treatments
    • Lilly reports loss, beats expectations
    • Lilly says goodbye to historic Building 328
    • Lilly seeks to overturn patent infringement ruling
    • Lilly to close 3 facilities in Europe
    • Lilly wants Japan free-trade deal
    • Lilly's legal eagle defends company's intellectual property
    • Lilly, drug rivals team to combat Asian cancer
    • Lilly-Amylin drug gets EU panel's OK
    • Lingering uncertainties push stocks slightly lower
    • Little white lies (or bigger ones) pop up in job hunt
    • Live ads will stream into games
    • Local Ford plant will close by late 2008
    • Local Ford workers face uncertain future
    • Local lab in race to develop better battery for hybrids
    • Local lawmaker calls for a probe of profits by oil companies
    • Local organization helps execs develop leadership styles
    • Log out of AIM, just to be safe
    • Losing bidder sues Conseco over GM Building sale
    • Luring shoppers all about strategy
    • M-Plan, WellPoint to cover vaccine
    • M.D.-turned-entrepreneur takes success in stride
    • Mac-nut growers can't find buyers
    • Make Internet calls from anywhere
    • Making Firefox default browser
    • Management vows to right Airbus; execs ousted
    • Mandated ownership of UPS stock irks some
    • Mann buys Crown Hill acreage
    • Many banks are expanding online services
    • Many spinach growers writing off this year's crop
    • Many spinach growers writing off this year's crop
    • Market pendulum on the upswing again
    • Marketing pros are key to entrepreneurs' growth
    • Markets lag as investors await solid news
    • Marsh bidder withdraws, clears way for Sun acquisition
    • Marsh closing its only store in Illinois
    • Marsh execs showered with perks in exit packages
    • Marsh family hands keys to new owners
    • Marsh gives employees pep talk on firm's future
    • Marsh hands keys to new owner
    • Marsh reports quarterly loss of $27.9 million
    • Marsh shareholders approve $88M sale
    • Marsh shareholders sue alleging mismanagement, fraud
    • Marsh shareholders vote today on buyout
    • Marsh supermakets to get new CEO
    • Marsh supermarkets to get new CEO
    • Marsh Supermarkets turns it around, posts a profit
    • Martha Stewart settles insider-trading charges
    • Mays resigns as publisher of Recorder
    • MBA programs see surge in applications
    • McDonald's No. 2 exec quits
    • McMansions' appeal to buyers is shrinking
    • Meatpackers say inspection cuts are shortsighted
    • Medco profit jumps 24% on clients, drug prices
    • Medical illustrator's job marries science and art
    • Medtronic settles suits alleging kickbacks
    • Meet college grads who left Indiana, then returned
    • Men offer twist to Simpson case
    • Mentors laid out path to educational excellence Mybigbreak
    • Merck experiences 2 Vioxx setbacks
    • Merck wins lawsuit over Vioxx risks
    • Message clear: 400 fired by e-mail at RadioShack
    • Message in the mirror: Biases are reflection of our own behavior
    • Microsoft ending support, upgrades for Win 98, ME
    • Microsoft looks to music market
    • Microsoft prices Zune player at $249.99
    • Microsoft to offer video game software
    • Midwest jobs' battle stokes competition, collaboration
    • Midwest jobs' battle stokes competition, collaboration
    • Mild inflation, oil reports spur late rally of stocks
    • Military charters looking up for ATA
    • Miller Brewing enters caffeinated beer market
    • MindGent helps plan for the worst
    • Minivan slump worries Detroit
    • Mississippi sues Lilly over Zyprexa use
    • Mobile ESPN serves up 'ACE'
    • Monroe Bank acquires property in Plainfield
    • Monticello company makes outdoor furniture
    • Morning briefing
    • Mortgage broker accused of fraud
    • Mortgage broker sentenced for fraud
    • Mortgage company growth will add 245 jobs
    • Mortgage firm has big plans to expand
    • Motorists are filling tires with nitrogen
    • Moving firm's CEO is Entrepreneur of the Year
    • Muncie's BorgWarner will idle 76 workers
    • Mundt's Candies continues its sweet tradition
    • Music man can strike bigger note with merger
    • My teen received $2,000 from grandparents. Can we put that into an IRA?
    • MZD ad agency sets up shop in Los Angeles
    • NASA offers prize for best spaceship
    • NASA taps Lockheed Martin
    • Natural gas edges way into state's energy plan
    • NCAA exec carries torch for diversity to nation's campuses
    • Nestle breaking ground today in Anderson
    • Nestle plant is a rare treat for Anderson
    • Nestle will build $359 million plant
    • Nestle's sweet on Jenny Craig
    • Networking, Orr Fellows boost ranks of local talent
    • New bid puts Riviera Holdings sale on hold
    • New blood bank to preserve umbilical stem cells
    • New CEO named to head Marsh stores
    • New eatery will serve family's all-beef hot dogs
    • New Ford CEO old hand at job cuts
    • New home sales fell 3 percent in June
    • New Mac Pro adds affordability to cool
    • New plant may siphon workers
    • New privacy law lets Hoosiers know when their ID is stolen
    • New route to Internet wealth just clicks
    • New tech mantra: Keep Mom happy
    • Next auto triumph in Indiana's grasp
    • Next to Crown Hill? Nice, quiet neighbors
    • nFrame expanding and adding to its staff
    • Nice-Pak consolidating 2 Plainfield operations
    • Nissan production tops 100 million mark
    • NLRB: Union protections limited in supervisory role
    • No $80M appeal for Hilbert
    • No answers emerge at HP hearing
    • No bid for GM, executive says
    • No decision at hearing on Simon estate
    • Noble Roman's plans California expansion
    • Noble Roman's plans California expansion
    • Noblesville community ready for first move-ins
    • Noblesville complex has grand plans
    • Noblesville's Lochaven community offers custom homes
    • Nonprofit pro shares advice on leadership
    • North American Marriott hotels to go smoke-free
    • Northwest attendants are dealt setback
    • Northwest flight attendants reject new pact
    • Northwest obtains financing for bankruptcy exit
    • Northwest will recall furloughed attendants
    • Northwest workers get OK to strike
    • Not pumped about prices
    • Number of global millionaires: 8.7 million
    • Oil prices, profit warnings send stocks into dive
    • Oil sets record, gushing past $75
    • Oil's slide helps stocks close week with gain
    • Oil, interest rates, economy push stocks down further
    • Oilfield service rivals to merge
    • On the Move
    • On the road again -- with biodiesel
    • Once-busy Chrysler foundry plant reduced to rubble
    • Online program stresses computation over concepts
    • Online resumes are tempting for identity thieves
    • Opposite sides of the same coin
    • Options clouds hover over tech mecca
    • Oracle reports 4th-quarter profit soared 27%
    • Orange County sides with Cook
    • Orthopedics shares pummeled again
    • Orthopedics shares show a rebound
    • Other oil pipelines under scrutiny
    • Our inboxes mirror our daily lives
    • Ousted HP chairwoman makes court appearance
    • Over-50s going over the road
    • Pacers' execs roll out red carpet for premium-ticket buyers
    • Pair of antitrust suits target Biomet
    • Pan Am to make payouts from Libyan settlement
    • Parent's sale leaves Indianapolis Life in limbo
    • Partners clash over casino project
    • Parts suppliers could feel pain of Ford cuts
    • Passwords: Remember yours?
    • Patachou founder's taste for expansion
    • Patent review may aid Lilly
    • Paying at your convenience
    • Payrolls make weak climb in June; wages rise
    • PC no barrier to using iPod
    • PC program puts voice into words
    • Peeps maker sues greeting card firm
    • Pension law little help for Delphi
    • PepsiCo's CEO boosts ranks of women at top
    • Pet-business owners swap desk chains for leashes
    • Philanthropy makes strides through gifts of all sizes
    • Philip Morris picks Indy to test new tobacco pouch
    • Photo crisis? Drug store has first aid
    • Physical therapists play vital role in rehabilitation of patients
    • Physician assistant enjoys his role as part of quality health-care team
    • Pilgrim's Pride making hostile bid for Gold Kist
    • Pioneer Hi-Bred expanding research center
    • Plainfield distributor plans to lay off 250
    • Plant expansion expected to add 20 jobs
    • Plastics maker has perfected packaging
    • Police report may be optional after auto crash
    • PowerPoint alters Web presentation
    • PR executive to assume full-time role at Wal-Mart
    • President signs pension reform bill
    • Pretexting business booms
    • Private services planned for Lay
    • Productivity rate dips in spring quarter
    • Productivity slows as wages increase
    • Profit-taking, oil prices bring end to 5-day rally
    • Profits gushing for oil giants
    • Profits surge 34 percent at WellPoint
    • Prognosis for 2007: ever-rising premiums
    • Programs rescue deleted photos
    • Progressive health plans get a boost
    • Proposed GM alliance worries labor
    • Protests planned outside health reform talk
    • Prudhoe Bay fixes estimated at $170M
    • Purdue biomed building to be officially unveiled
    • Purdue-developed technology spawned health breakthrough
    • Quarantine lifted at Southside nursery
    • Quattrone, feds agree to deal
    • Radios with FM transmitters get FCC OK
    • Rally puts stock indexes at fresh 4-month highs
    • Real Life: Dana Knight
    • Really small cars find room to grow in U.S.
    • Record profits due next week for Big Oil
    • Recorders track habits of drivers
    • Red flags preceded home-fraud lawsuit
    • Red Gold to expand at 3 sites, add 20-25 workers
    • Regulators issue rules for exotic mortgages
    • Relocating can trap homeowners
    • Remy motor could rev up job growth
    • Report by Philadelphia Fed prompts decline in stocks
    • Report: 5,500 new state jobs from foreign investment in '07
    • Report: Indiana has won Honda plant
    • Report: Republic may pull jets
    • Report: Toyota to produce Highlander in Ind.
    • Reported Ford call to Nissan boosts stock
    • Reports: Micro car to be sold in U.S.
    • Republic promotes exec
    • Research in Motion delays earnings report
    • Residents enjoy subdivision's upscale, diverse makeup
    • Retail sales growth slows
    • Retail sector cuts July sales outlook
    • Retailers are hoping you'll charge it
    • Retailers riding coattails of big department stores
    • Retaking its well-heeled turf
    • Retirees sue AK Steel over benefit cuts
    • Reveling in retro
    • Revived Camaro saves Canadian GM plant
    • Right place, right time landed lifeline to growth
    • Rising Sun seeks to diversify economy
    • Rite Aid buying Eckerd, Brooks stores
    • Rivals' plants may not cut into GM's Indiana sales
    • Riverboat money helped lure plant
    • Roche to cut 140 back-office jobs
    • Roche's new DNA test could reshape use of medicines
    • Roche, Biosite agree to settle patent dispute
    • Rockwell Automation to sell Columbus plant
    • Rogues to riches
    • Ruling holds Marsh to terms of Sun buyout
    • Running flower shop requires array of skills, knack for arrangements
    • RV maker Coachmen says CEO resigns; CFO to succeed her
    • Safeco building has Fort Wayne buyer
    • Sale closes Enron chapter
    • SanDisk, Brightpoint OK flash memory deal
    • SBA loans
    • Sealing deal had its ups and downs
    • Sears profit more than doubles in 4Q
    • SEC orders fuller disclosure of executives' pay
    • Second Marsh bidder withdraws
    • Second Marsh family member sues food chain
    • Second-quarter venture investment in state is $14.3M
    • Self-storage industry sees strong demand, new players
    • Sentry adds custom facilities to its services
    • Serenity and amenities lure buyers to Sandstone
    • Serious game play
    • Service lets you filter RSS feeds
    • Services let online calendar go where you do
    • Settings tweak adjusts Explorer
    • Shareholder complains Marsh took low bid
    • Shareholder urges spinoff of Batesville Casket
    • Shareholder: Emmis should rethink a sale
    • Shareholders claim mismanagement in suit against Marsh
    • Shareholders OK Knight Ridder acquisition
    • Shelbyville: One Harley competitor down
    • Shelves filling up with Dupont's consumer products
    • Shoe Carnival quarterly profit rises 5.8%
    • Shortage of workers slows Katrina repairs
    • Should I make an early 401(k) withdrawal to buy a house?
    • Should I prepay my funeral expenses?
    • Signs point to SIA growth
    • Silicon Valley booms again
    • Silicon Valley comes in last
    • Simon closes in on new home
    • Simon Property's 2nd-quarter income plummets by 42%
    • Simon unit opens outlet mall in Texas
    • Simon, other developers cashing in on Asia
    • Site has tool for Outlook backup
    • Sites, programs can help police kids' Web habits
    • Six employee types keep things shipshape: Which kind are you?
    • Six employee types keep things shipshape: Which kind are you?
    • Skillman, ag chief plan trade mission
    • Slight rise lifts Dow to 3rd high in row
    • Sluggish growth seen for remainder of '06
    • Sluggish growth seen for remainder of '06
    • Small firms need a plan to protect data
    • Small is big for auto makers
    • Smaller may help Simon get bigger
    • Smaller proves better, eGIX shows after storm
    • Smart home prices dropping
    • Smithfield buys ConAgra meats in $575M deal
    • Smulyan drops quest for Emmis
    • Snap-crackle-pop and more on the menu
    • So-so screen test
    • Soft home sales mean lost jobs
    • Software developer is serious about game play
    • Some find renting the sensible thing to do
    • Sometimes it pays to shop around
    • Sony expresses interest in expanding Indiana plant
    • Sony feels deja vu with recall No. 4
    • Sony's Mylo is small but mighty
    • Southwest experiments with assigned seats
    • Spanish carrier's pilots begin weeklong strike
    • Speaking effectively can be key ingredient in workplace success
    • Sponsors help State Fair raise record $1.15 million
    • Sponsors help State Fair raise record $1.5 million
    • Sporting equipment company putting points on the board
    • St. Francis brings in Chicago heart doctors
    • St. John ordinance sets guidelines for wind turbines
    • St. Vincent to open orthopedic center
    • Stamping plant to get new manager
    • Standard Management sells unit, plans cost cuts
    • Standard Management, ex-leader end dispute
    • Star-struck
    • Start-up Vontoo hires president/COO
    • Startup brings teleradiology service to hospitals in need
    • Startup-crazy birds of feather are Indiana's golden geese
    • State boasts job, investment growth
    • State Farm boosting Florida rates 52.7%
    • State fines casino developers $10k
    • State is in running for diesel engine plant
    • State launches fund to help insurers train workers
    • State lawmakers announce energy plan
    • State lawmakers prod insurer for data
    • State renews Web contract for 4 years
    • State wins $6M in suit over unwanted faxes
    • State's jobless rate hits 3-year high
    • Stately Beaumont Farms puts everything within your reach
    • Steak n Shake earnings dip 6% in third quarter
    • Steel Dynamics reports stellar second quarter
    • Steel giant in the making as Arcelor accepts offer
    • Steep decline in oil prices fuels third day of rally
    • Sticker shock: same care, different bills
    • Stock market weathers sluggish economic data
    • Stock value plays: 5 that offer solid fundamentals
    • Stocks add to gains as investors stay upbeat
    • Stocks advance slightly in light trading
    • Stocks close down after report shows manufacturing drop
    • Stocks close mostly lower on slow housing, goods data
    • Stocks close relatively stable ahead of today's jobs report
    • Stocks continue climb on good inflation news
    • Stocks continue historic rise
    • Stocks decline as mixed news leaves investors guessing
    • Stocks edge higher in early trading
    • Stocks fall as S&P 500 has sixth straight monthly gain
    • Stocks fall farther in worst week of 2006
    • Stocks fall on global economic fears
    • Stocks finish slightly up in light trading volume
    • Stocks flat ahead of Fed meeting
    • Stocks go lower along with dip in factory orders
    • Stocks level off after 2-day rally
    • Stocks lose some gains in end-of-quarter sell-off
    • Stocks rally on slowdown in 2nd-quarter GDP growth
    • Stocks retreat after disappointing consumer report
    • Stocks rise 48.82 ahead of Fed news
    • Stocks rise ahead of employment data
    • Stocks rise as jobs report soothes investor concerns
    • Stocks rise on the hope that rate hikes will end
    • Stocks share the pain of ailing technology sector
    • Stocks sink as reports spur fears of rate hikes
    • Stocks slide on forecast by Intel, worry over rates
    • Stocks slip lower again on mixed economic data
    • Stocks squeeze out gains on improved GDP data
    • Stocks stable but oil price drops on terror plot news
    • Stolen inventory in Indy leads to Florida arrest
    • Storm claims hit auto insurers hard
    • Strong sales push profit at Cummins up 56 percent
    • Stronger ties to Korea are trip's reward
    • Struggling GM eyes Allison's profits, losses
    • Struggling GM eyes Allison's profits, losses in review
    • Study: Few nursing homes meet quality standards
    • Study: Lilly's Evista may increase risk of fatal strokes
    • Suit alleges conspiracy in Conseco's sale of tower
    • Sun Capital closes on Marsh acquisition
    • Sun starts lease talks with rival Marsh bidders
    • Sunny Meadows holds charm of established area
    • Supplier network security is a must
    • Surge of big acquisitions helps lift Dow 56 points
    • Surging natural gas prices fuel drilling boom
    • Surplus medical gear gives dealer a headache
    • Survey ranks Indiana 17th in personal saving, investing
    • Survey: Indy-area tops in 'Rust Belt' job growth
    • Take a drive through ePodunk
    • Take another nickel to Starbucks
    • Take your pick of homes
    • Taking a bigger slice of the globe
    • Taking many and making them one
    • Taking tiny bytes
    • Tax breaks for hybrid cars to start running out of gas
    • Tax breaks on some hybrids to grow smaller
    • Teach child skills, but don't push to a specific job
    • Teamsters organize UPS Freight
    • Teen stores lead August sales
    • Television programs at your fingertips
    • Texas shows off its energy diversity
    • The 20 percent solution
    • The Fast Track
    • The laptop issue: security vs. convenience
    • The old economy: It works for Indiana
    • There's still room to grow hotel business
    • This week
    • Thousands of Hoosiers take Delphi buyouts
    • Thriving in Starbucks' shadow
    • Timberleaf is affordable living near Decatur Township schools
    • Time Warner adjusts profit again
    • Tips meant to be baseline for budgeting
    • Tips to get a job fast
    • Tiremaker hopes to round up last of recalled Firestones
    • Tissue ruling is victory for ACell
    • TiVo earnings take beating
    • TiVo hasn't KO'd commercial TV ads
    • To bolster 'cool' image, Target offers couture line
    • Too-frequent job-hopper could get tripped up
    • Tourism podcast: the joke's on Indianapolis
    • Tourism podcast: the joke's on us
    • Tourist watch
    • Toyota could have Delphi seeing green
    • Toyota debuts Highlander SUV production in Princeton
    • Toyota has Lafayette abuzz
    • Toyota holds the line on 2007 Corolla prices
    • Toyota is firing on all cylinders
    • Toyota now target of criminal probe
    • Toyota pursuing plug-in hybrid
    • Toyota showing off redesigned Tundra
    • Toyota Tundra again subject of safety probe
    • Toyota whips rivals with strong September sales
    • Toyota's U.S. unit settles harassment suit
    • TrackMeNot looks to scuttle search results
    • Travel trips off Ambassadair manager's tongue
    • Tree fungus likely found in the city
    • Triple Net Properties buys Southside offices
    • Trustee will lead Butler initiative
    • Turned off on cell phones
    • Turning a page, finding a niche
    • U. of California kicks in $1M for software project
    • U.S. automakers earn $2,400 less per vehicle
    • U.S. automakers suffer as SUVs, trucks lose favor
    • U.S. comptroller to address meeting of state board
    • U.S. probe targeting 3 orthopedics firms in state
    • U.S. wins round in air pollution fight
    • UAW chief says Delphi strike still possible
    • UAW chief says Delphi strike still possible
    • UAW looks to learn from steel shakeout
    • UAW president named to Daimler's board of supervisors
    • UAW: Chrysler can't expect deal on health concessions
    • Ulen Countryside Estates offers a suburban hideaway
    • Unease about earnings leaves stocks mixed
    • Union accepts concessions with BFGoodrich
    • Unions anxiously await ruling
    • United Components reports $19.1M quarterly loss
    • Upbeat GM calling up the Camaro
    • Upcoming fight may produce short-lived prize
    • US Airways asks Indy carrier for loan
    • Use home wiring to create a network
    • Valassis will buy direct-mail marketer Advo
    • Vectren buys Duke's interest in Miller Pipeline
    • Vectren pulling out of synthetic fuel partnership
    • Venture capital flowing into more-established firms
    • Venture fund buys maker of flagpoles
    • Veolia exec sets bar high
    • Vera Wang to design line for Kohl's
    • Verizon activates 2 new cell sites in Downtown Indy
    • Verizon adds to wireless capacity near airport
    • Vioxx judge tosses $50M jury award
    • Voting on new Wishard bond issue begins
    • Wait at tollbooth led to birth of company
    • Wal-Mart changing pay structure at stores
    • Wal-Mart dropping layaway
    • Wal-Mart gets Communist party branch
    • Wal-Mart gets into Web battle with its critics
    • Wal-Mart keying stores to demographic groups
    • Wal-Mart to cut price of generic medicines
    • Wal-Mart to reduce its overall packaging
    • Wall Street elated over Fed action
    • Walther foundation sells Winona building
    • Want high achievers? Hire people who are passionate about life
    • Wanted: Nanny with degree. Pays well.
    • Warner Music, Russian wireless carrier sign deal
    • Watch movies on my cell? Gee, I can't wait. Can you?
    • Water park closes, probably permanently, owner says
    • Waterfield shareholders approve sale of units
    • Weak economic news send stocks lower
    • Weak housing numbers send stocks lower
    • Web helps U.S. troops get gifts from home
    • Web investment scam mimics official sites
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