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Articles in Sep 1, 2008 issue of Indianapolis Business Journal

• Re-entry key in city's plot to fight crime
  by Olson, Scott
• Lilly Endowment supports upgrades at Camp Riley
• Paramount Tower plan shrinks
• Smaller Indiana gives cultural events a boost
  by Allan, Marc D
• Carmel startup wades into Florida hurricane market
  by Wall, J K
• Law targeting controversial landfill only fuels fight
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Developer betting on cottage homes
  by Schouten, Cory
• Indiana SAT scores dip in reading, writing
• FAST TIMES at French Lick
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Children's Bureau reaches out
  by Davis, Andrea Muirragui
• Airlines balk at hub bill
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Ivy Tech cooking up plans for more culinary space
  by Olson, Scott
• Doc pay-for-performance program set to launch
  by Wall, J K
• Racing toward a new biz plan
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Can you give your service away and still make money?
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• An unorthodox design
  by Olson, Scott
• NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF NOTE: Habitat for Humanity of Hendricks County Inc.
• MotoGP race a new kind of spectacle
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Experts: Building boom not over
  by Olson, Scott
• PROXY CORNER: ITT Educational Services Inc.
• Asphalt option getting a tryout
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Benefits brokers dive deeper into wellness
  by Wall, J K
• Web site aims to help diversify work force
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Indy not ripe for arts fund
  by Stall, Sam
• Earthwave tracking down customers
  by Olson, Scott
• Software firm finds niche catering to chambers
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Limp economy could slow increase in attorneys' fees
  by Andrews, Greg
• Perk helping home sales
  by Schouten, Cory
• Young, educated and living in Indy
  by Wall, J K
• Daniels still wants more from lottery
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• A greener afterlife
  by Olson, Scott
• Municipalities battle over township
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Green building movement picking up steam in Indiana
  by Olson, Scott
• Eco groups divided over gasification
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Expectations high as Economic Club opens season
  by Dabney, Michael
• Lilly Endowment crawls toward diversification goal
  by Wall, J K
• Reshaping the Circle
  by Schouten, Cory
• Airport hoping to double ad revenue
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Safeco weighs downtown exit
  by Schouten, Cory
• City reviews TIF districts
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Cautious streak helps Duke weather tumultuous times
  by Andrews, Greg
• SOUR TASTES, sweet prospects
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• IT firm rakes in VC cash
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Apparatus
• Fastest-Growing Companies: ICC Floors
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Williams Creek Consulting Inc.
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Premiere Credit
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Mid America Health Inc.
• Fastest-Growing Companies: 316 Investments LLC
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Reindeer Auto Relocation
• Fastest-Growing Companies: TWG Capital
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Harper Moderating Inc.
• Fastest-Growing Companies: National Trade Supply
• Fastest-Growing Companies: CIK Enterprises LLC
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Iasta
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Catalyst Construction Management Inc.
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Information Systems Experts LLC
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Just Marketing International
• Fastest-Growing Companies: First Class Landscaping Inc.
• Fastest-Growing Companies: elmagine Technology Group Inc.
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Backhaul Direct LLC
• Fastest-Growing Companies: LGC Associates LLC
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Angie's List
• Fastest-Growing Companies: AIT Laboratories
• Colts tight end opens family fun center
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Zidan Management Group LLC
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Defender Direct
• Art museum pursuing Miller home
  by Olson, Scott
• NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF NOTE: Franklin Township Education Foundation Inc.
• Fastest-Growing Companies: Demand for mobile phones puts Brightpoint at the top
• Orchestrating moves
  by Olson, Scott
• City Securities' strategy: Stay true to your roots
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Planners to pare down commuter-rail options
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Veteran builder keeps faith, despite shortage of buyers
  by Andrews, Greg
• Fastest-Growing Companies: U.S. Trades LLC
• Fastest-Growing Companies: ExactTarget Inc.
• PROXY CORNER: Gannett Co.
• Local players eyeing tower
  by Schouten, Cory
• Trio of leaders tackles new role at Sports Corp.
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Short trip, big move for Bose
  by Olson, Scott

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