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Articles in Jun 2, 2008 issue of Indianapolis Business Journal

• NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF NOTE: Positive Swing Inc.
• Benicorp cleanup praised
  by Wall, J K
• IRS requires not-for-profits to disclose more info
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• Selling a sabbatical
  by Olson, Scott
• PROXY CORNER: Republic Airways Holdings Inc.
• NBA revenue-sharing plan could save Pacers
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Big portfolio, no buyer
  by Cutter, Chip
• High stakes, high hopes
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• New role for IEDC: matchmaker
  by Wall, J K
• Donation builds dorms, classrooms for children
• Hestia Project takes aim at carbon emissions
  by Stall, Sam
• Built to be wild
  by Stall, Sam
• Store taps into green building boom
  by Olson, Scott
• 'Meeting' current economic challenges
  by Pacheco, Della
• Lugar Center seeking alternative-fuel answers
  by Olson, Scott
• SWITCHING TO SWITCH GRASS?
  by Stall, Sam
• Mixing passion and PR skills produces results
  by Pacheco, Della
• Local mental health centers caught in funding limbo
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• Interns line up for Children's Museum spots
  by Olson, Scott
• How Family-Friendly is: Angie's List
• Steak n Shake roadblock sends dissident on detour
  by Andrews, Greg
• Indy Racing League enters talks for new TV deal
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Rotating Crop
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• ELECTRICITY GENERATION BLOWING IN NEW DIRECTION
  by O'Malley, Chris
• IPIC's BioWorksU virtual effort wins acclaim
  by Olson, Scott
• Developers vie for property by library
  by Cutter, Chip
• Officials turn up call for 2-year degrees
  by Donhardt, Tracy
• ATA may launch lawsuit
  by Andrews, Greg
• Auto lot tied up in legal jam
  by Schouten, Cory
• 401(k) losses bite WellPoint
  by Wall, J K
• RAIL to RICHES?
  by O'Malley, Chris
• NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF NOTE: Care For Kids Foundation
• Installation of Booker art moves to July 14
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• Ex-auto dealer bankrupt
  by Schouten, Cory
• PROXY CORNER: Eli Lilly and Co.
• More manufacturing? Maybe Butler did it
  by Olson, Scott
• Flagship rises over post-GM town
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Corley preparing for 'something different'
  by Wall, J K
• Allegiant finding treasure in clients' trash
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Purdue joins Conexus on manufacturing, logistics effort
  by Olson, Scott
• Ivy Tech alters policy after 'oversight'Icy T
  by Donhardt, Tracy
• Chrysler dumping tech firm
  by Schouten, Cory
• WARNING: HIGH RATES
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Indiana 100: Cups, tubes, tubs keep Evansville firm hopping
  by Bates, Beth
• Indiana 100: Trailer maker expects to survive bumpier ride
  by Callahan, Ed
• Indiana 100: Blockbuster deals creating thousands of jobs mid-state
  by Maurer, Katie
• Indiana 100: Accuride keeps truckin' through industry slowdown
  by Lieber, Tammy
• Indiana 100: Indiana businesses manage increasingly diverse work force
  by Bates, Beth
• Indiana 100: Economic slowdown not stalling Monarch's relocation plans
  by Callahan, Ed
• Indiana 100: Southern Indiana humming despite economic slowdown
  by Lieber, Tammy
• Estridge family backs free health care clinic
  by Whitson, Jennifer
• Indiana 100: Steel company maintains torrid growth
  by Maurer, Katie
• Indiana 100: New ownership, aging population keep Biomet booming
  by Sharp, Jo Ellen Meyers
• Indiana 100: Manufacturing a mixed bag for northern third of Indiana
  by Maurer, Katie
• Columbus Regional Hospital taps savings to survive flood
  by Wall, J K
• Indiana 100: Life sciences chief draws on experience in sales, real estate
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• daily lunch special? Life sciences information, The
  by Maurer, Katie
• Lilly's Cymbalta receives approval for fibromyalgia
• Indiana 100: Agencies use all kinds of bait to keep corporate pond stocked
  by Stall, Sam
• Local tree-care firms respond to rash of storms
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Indiana 100: Foreign firms' investments create Hoosier jobs
  by Maurer, Katie
• Indiana 100: State's largest firms find ways to prosper in sluggish economy
  by Stall, Sam
• Big swim event may land in city
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Biotech database gives G&S high hopes
  by Olson, Scott
• Butler's pharmacy addition just what the doctor ordered
  by Olson, Scott
• HHGregg tuned into growth
  by Schouten, Cory
• Director pay rising with demands on corporate boards
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Smulyan's pledge of stock could put company on line
  by Andrews, Greg
• Two firms waging family food fight
  by Wall, J K
• United Way tries to make the grade with literacy program
  by Donhardt, Tracy
• MEASURE of a LEADER
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Conseco legal war drags on
  by Wall, J K
• Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis
• 'Move heaven and earth to serve your customers'
  by Cutter, Chip
• E-tailer offers design-your-own baby wear
  by Cutter, Chip
• Gallery offers wining, dining with art
  by Callahan, Ed
• Escalade Inc.
• Networks help practices extend their reach
  by Olson, Scott
• IRS rules for charities are not excessive
• Travel agency owners land on their feet
  by Cutter, Chip

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