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Articles in Jun 04, 2007 issue of Indianapolis Business Journal

• Going with Google
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• City still sporting high hopes
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• ITT boss rose fast
  by Donhardt, Tracy
• A perfect storm
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Refunds taken off hold
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Jazz Fest ditches Ticketmaster
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• Hhgregg IPO filing tells good story, but can retailer deliver?
  by Andrews, Greg
• Service drives education software maker
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• South-side company bets big on Bargersville
  by Schouten, Cory
• Tiptoe through the toxins becomes walk in the park
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Ex-Brightpoint worker considers appeal
• Autism's rise challenges local agencies
  by Donhardt, Tracy
• Agriculture goes urban
  by Olson, Scott
• Proxy Corner: Calumet Specialty Products Partners LP
• Small Biz Profile: Hartman Inventory, Company tracks assets in homes, businesses
  by Allan, Marc D
• Good chemistry?
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Ex-CFO slams Marsh
  by Andrews, Greg
• beat goes on at Verizon center, The
  by Schouten, Cory
• Affairs likely behind ouster
  by Wall, J K
• Pacers put no limits on Morris
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• It's a buyer's market for high-end homes
  by Dabney, Michael
• In face of competition, local BBB turns to marketing
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Star Financial is betting big on Indianapolis
  by Schouten, Cory
• Long-term care a long-term problem for Conseco
  by Wall, J K
• Local music festivals struggle for footing
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• IU life sciences startup attracts former Lilly exec
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Delta Faucet fallout leads to new prez
• Yurt biz owners think it's hip to be round
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Fascination with fans pays off
  by Olson, Scott
• Surge in ethanol plants means transit adjustments
  by Olson, Scott
• Reaching The Pinnacle
  by Vincent, Julie
• How Family-Friendly is: Emmis Communications
• Clearing the murky air
  by Pacheco, Della
• Proxy Corner: Gannett Co.
• Small Biz Profile: Iasta.com Inc., From chemicals to coatings
  by Pacheco, Della
• Shooting for smooth succession
  by Wall, J K
• Fight puts print firm on spot
  by Schouten, Cory
• Bank exec forms electric-vehicle biz
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Cuts keep expansion on budget
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• Getting on track
  by Getchel, Amanda
• Go west--if you can book a flight
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Smulyan keeps poker face as analysts buzz about future
  by Andrews, Greg
• Local startup generates ripe software sales prospects
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Symbol of YWCA's past may soon get new owner
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Foundation to grow incentives for foreign adoptions
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Officials see slots as ticket to turnaround
  by Donhardt, Tracy
• Philanthropy center busting assumptions
  by O'Malley, Chris
• 'Still so much to do' to fight world hunger
• State's big firms found ways to keep growing
  by Maurer, Katie
• Lure of Wall Street not always enough to keep firms hooked
  by Maurer, Katie
• Corporate heavyweights add punch when they enter fight
  by TammyLieber
• Study offers insight into regional clusters
  by Lipp, Linda
• Brother, can you spare a dime?
  by Sharp, Jo Ellen Meyers
• Consolidation gives locals more economic development leverage
  by Sharp, Jo Ellen Meyers
• Energy projects fuel northern Indiana economy
  by Lipp, Linda
• Firm's transition showing bottom-line benefits
  by Lipp, Linda
• Store design a focus for hardware cooperative
  by Lipp, Linda
• Expansion plans keep central region bustling
  by Maurer, Katie
• Longevity pays off for Indianapolis contractor
  by Maurer, Katie
• Rocky road ahead for trailer manufacturer
  by Maurer, Katie
• In southern Indiana, economy goes 'vroom'
  by Lieber, Tammy
• Hillenbrand looks to future as two companies
  by Lieber, Tammy
• Structure encourages independent thinking
  by Callahan, Ed
• Civic leader's latest chapter: kid's books
  by Olson, Scott
• PROXY CORNER: Emmis Communications Corp.
• NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF NOTE: St. Mary's Child Center
• SMALL BIZ PROFILE: Home Helpers, Aging population fuels home care business
  by Callahan, Ed
• Track owners vie for control
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Frozen assets
  by Getchel, Amanda
• Has First Indiana found its savior?
  by Schouten, Cory
• Chrysler plant site 'liened' on
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Finish Line's buy praised, panned
  by Schouten, Cory
• Indiana short on bees
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• Will employees ride IndyGo to jobs in north suburbs?
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Software company gets cash infusion to grow
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• Tax hike may finally settle police pension problem
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• As barriers drop, even small firms go global
  by Wall, J K
• Bar program takes aim at loan debt
  by Olson, Scott
• Court reporters in short supply
  by Olson, Scott
• Bigger not best for all
  by Olson, Scott

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