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Indiana Business Magazine archives from July 2006
Paying for roads: Indiana's system of financing the state's transportation infrastructure is broken.(INDIANA INDICATORS)
July 1, 2006... OF ALL THE ARGUMENTS raised against Indiana's innovative Major Moves initiative to finance new road construction, the most persuasive one that I heard voiced goes something like this. It's great to get $3.8 billion up front from a 75-year lease...
Prospecting for wind: Indiana's first wind farms could power 100,000 homes.(AROUND INDIANA)
July 1, 2006... BENTON COUNTY IS ONE of Indiana's most fertile places, ranking among the top five counties in production of both corn and soybeans. Before long, it may lead the state in harvesting a crop of the future: wind.
Two out-of-state energy...
Tech stars: TechPoint's Mira Awards recognize innovative companies and individuals.(Purdue University)(ExactTarget Inc.)(MonoSol LLC)(TriMedx)(MarketSphere Consulting)(Brightpoint Inc.)(Cover story)
July 1, 2006... INDIAN'S HIGH-TECH community took the opportunity to recognize both a new round of innovative companies and individuals and mark the continued success of previous winners during the 2006 Techpoint Mira Awards.
Cam Carter, the statewide...
Accelerating growth: Indiana's new economic-development game plan.(ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT)
July 1, 2006... IN THE COMPETITIVE world of economic development, there's nothing like the launch of a new strategy to let the world know your community, region or state is "open for business."
The unveiling of Indiana's new economic-development strategy...
Reduce, reuse, recycle: winners of the Governor's Awards or Environmental Excellence.(ENVIRONMENT)(Company overview)
July 1, 2006... THE GOVERNOR'S AWARDS for Environmental Excellence honor responsible, environmentally aware Indiana businesses each year. These proactive businesses go "above and beyond" the law's requirements to make a positive impact on our environment and...
Dealing wit e.Scrap: obsolete computers, printers, cell phones, PDAs and other electronics may contain hazardous materials.(ADVICE ENVIRONMENT)
July 1, 2006... AT WORK AND AT HOME, you probably have a few, old electronic devices laying around in a storage room, empty office, closet, basement or garageman extra computer, printer, medical device, cell phone, PDA or other electronic. These items are...
Exit strategies: seven in 10 closely held businesses survive succession.(RETIREMENT PLANNING)
July 1, 2006... OPTIONS. WE ALL WANT them. But they begin to fade away as we get older unless we choose a path and start to walk it.
The dynamics involved in a smooth transfer of a family business, while maintaining a lifestyle in retirement, can be...
Start planning: generations have different but overly optimistic expectations of retirement.
July 1, 2006... REMEMBER THE PHRASE, "Why is this man laughing?" It questioned the upbeat expression of someone in a bit of a pickle. The question might be asked of optimistic Gen Xers and Ys responding to a recent Hewitt Associates survey titled "Three...
East-central Indiana update: the region's top business stories.(REGIONAL REPORT EAST CENTRAL)
July 1, 2006... Corn power. Two ethanol plants under way and a third possible make corn king in east-central Indiana.
Blackford County has one locked up and one pending, reports Mindy Kenworthy, executive director of the Blackford County Economic...
Anderson & Madison County: area is in a good position for growth.(REGIONAL REPORT EAST CENTRAL)
July 1, 2006... THE OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT as Madison County woos new manufacturing, grows its own in incubators, eyes developments the Interstate 69 corridor might bring and positions itself as a great just-outside-Indianapolis place to live and do business.
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A tranformation: future economic success of Indiana depends upon the success of technology-based enterprise in the state.(VIEWPOINT)
July 1, 2006... GIVEN RECENT ECONOMIC-development announcements and unemployment statistics, Indiana's economy appears to be on the road to recovery. That road, however, is a long one. Signs point to technology-based enterprise as a key catalyst and, while the...