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Articles in Apr 6, 2009 issue of Indianapolis Business Journal

• NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF NOTE: Fine Arts Society of Indianapolis Inc.
• State insurance program containing health costs
  by Olson, Scott
• 'Bounty hunters' on the prowl for fraud, overpayments
• Most office-space renters opt to stay where they are
  by Stall, Sam
• PROXY CORNER: Accuride Corp.Ac
• This might hurt...
  by Wall, J K
• General Assembly pushes statewide trauma system
  by Olson, Scott
• Q&A: Mills: 'It's going to grow'
• Project aims to make electric plug-in cars a reality
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Battling a bagel backup
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Game for business
  by Odle, Ashley
• Foreclosure investors shift tactics
  by Stall, Sam
• Job mix blunts slump
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Recession Menu
  by Stall, Sam
• Colts, Pacers or Indians ticket stumbles would trip up Kenley plan
  by Schnitzler, Peter; Schoettle, Anthony
• Anthem gift will sponosor resource guide for seniors
• Women's Fund narrows its focus
  by Maurer, Katie
• How Family-Friendly is: Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance
• City pins hope on attracting police-car maker
  by McLaughlin, Kathleen
• Not her father's firm
  by Maurer, Katie
• Drugmakers cited for 'misleading' ads
• Stem cell discovery promises health care revolution
• Quality-control firm launches after key player folds
  by McLaughlin, Kathleen
• Life sciences stand to gain from stimulus spending
  by Olson, Scott
• CEO keeps buying, price keeps dropping
  by Wall, J K
• Rough time for golf
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Questions about expenses have dogged Marsh before
  by Andrews, Greg
• Marriott key to CIB rescue
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Connersville feeling brunt of auto slump
  by McLaughlin, Kathleen
• Designer drugs
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Chain ousts, sues ad firm
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Doc sues Web-savvy ex-patient
  by Wall, J K
• Revamped Omnicity goes public
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Proxy Corner: Bioanalytical Systems Inc.
• Not-For-Profit Of Note: Arthritis Foundation, Indiana Chapter
• Noblesville offered generous incentives for mall
  by Schouten, Cory
• Simon layoffs would jeopardize HQ incentive deal
  by Schouten, Cory
• Traveling abroad for business can be tricky
  by Olson, Scott
• Bennett draws up education game plan
  by Wall, J K
• Recession gives subprime auto lender more leverage
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Obama's reforms could bite Lilly
• Price tag for I-69 project growing
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Lauth's future in question
  by Schouten, Cory
• Gen-X group to tout city to out-of-town recruits
  by McLaughlin, Kathleen
• Emmis creates option to sell, lease back HQ
  by Andrews, Greg
• Simon Says, city does
  by Schouten, Cory
• Nuts about business
  by Stall, Sam
• Ad deals sought by city
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Exports rise despite recession
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Fairland revives council
  by McLaughlin, Kathleen
• Oakley-Hammond Funeral Home, Moore & Kirk Irvington Chapel
  by Umbarger, George
• Fitness center shrinks, perseveres
  by Umbarger, George
• Design of expansion features lots of glass
  by Olson, Scott
• Fast-growing tanning chain hot on Indianapolis market
  by Stall, Sam
• Dan Laikin on sidelines as others admit guilt
  by Andrews, Greg
• College outgrows Indiana
  by Wall, J K
• Dreaming of mass transit
  by O'Malley, Chris
• ChaCha partner dancing to different drum
  by O'Malley, Chris
• Liquor store adapts to local tastes
  by Sharp, Jo Ellen Meyers
• Event aims to plug PRI hole
  by Schoettle, Anthony
• Military Muscle
  by McLaughlin, Kathleen
• Jobless fill lull by volunteering
  by McLaughlin, Kathleen
• Federal stimulus trickles down
  by Schnitzler, Peter
• Westfield mayor pitches big plan
  by Schouten, Cory