Annie Ropeik
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The researcher says all this is more evidence consumers don't know much about what these labels mean - and that marketing may be skewing people's perceptions. -
She will succeed current President Dan Bradley, who is retiring after more than nine years as the school's leader. -
Lilly said in September it would aim to save $500 million by cutting 3,500 jobs out of its more than 41,000 worldwide, with at least 2,000 cut in the U.S. -
Indiana is home to more Japanese investment overall than any other state, and it gets more money from Japan than from any other country. -
Some say the corporate tax cut will spur investment, while others argue individual cuts don't offset the plan's impact on the safety net for lower earners. -
Indiana's truest river port is also its largest, its highest-traffic, and its most susceptible to the fallout from shifts in federal policy. -
Northwest Indiana's Lake Michigan port will get nearly $10 million from the federal government for infrastructure upgrades to boost its capacity. -
Indiana's corn harvest is still 10 percent behind schedule, with soybeans about on track, as a year of difficult farming conditions stretches into November. -
In part two of our ports series, we see how Jeffersonville is pushing ahead with expansions to cement its place in the Midwest industrial corridor. -
The soybean crop is on track as of this week, but corn is less than half harvested - putting family farms like White Oak Farms in Putnam County under the gun.
