The Indianapolis fabricator bought a former Rusach International plant on Raymond Street and is already 65% through its phase-one upgrades.

The 295,000-square-foot factory can eventually build up to 100 forklifts a day, pushing Toyota's Columbus investment past $600 million.

The jet completion firm at Indianapolis International Airport is doubling its workforce with roles from mechanics to engineers.

Novo Nordisk sued Eli Lilly in New Jersey, alleging false advertising over weight‑loss ads and asking a court to force withdrawal and corrective advertising.

An Indiana family has sued Amazon after a delivery-driver crash left their son with traumatic injuries. The suit, filed last week, raises liability questions.

Do it Best announced Wednesday it will move True Value’s headquarters from Chicago to Fort Wayne’s Electric Works, consolidating corporate teams and adding jobs. The shift is part of an ongoing integration of the two companies.

Wally's opened a 53,000‑sq‑ft travel center off I‑65 in Whitestown with 84 pumps, EV chargers, fresh‑food stations and large restrooms. The company calls it a $40M flagship for road trips.

A $50,000 Powerball ticket was sold at a Kroger fuel station in Greenfield after the June 20 drawing; the jackpot rolls to roughly $312 million.

Indiana shop owners say sudden Facebook lockouts have stopped sales and left businesses scrambling as Meta trims staff and leans on AI moderation.

GM and Samsung SDI have paused construction on a $3.5B New Carlisle battery plant, leaving about 1,600 promised jobs and a 680-acre site uncertain. Local officials are coordinating next steps.

Thyssenkrupp plans to close its Terre Haute steering‑components plant by March 31, 2027, a move the company says will eliminate about 230 jobs as production shifts elsewhere.

Meijer opens a 159,000-square-foot supercenter in Brownsburg Wednesday, bringing a pharmacy drive-through, a penny pony ride and opening-week giveaways.

Cummins filed a WARN notice saying it will close its Whitestown distribution facility, affecting 59 employees and prompting state rapid‑response planning. Separations are scheduled late July through August.