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The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission has reviewed designs for four more buildings in the massive Bottleworks project proposed for the site of the former Coca-Cola bottling plant downtown.

Attorney C. Richard Martin maintains there is no secret to rainmaking.
The intellectual property practitioner opened a small office in Evansville in January and, despite not being in a technological hub, is now looking to add personnel, possibly another attorney, to the office. The reason for the growth is simple — he is bringing in more work and can use some extra help.

Indianapolis officials are considering issuing bonds to contribute $15.2 million to two downtown development projects: the conversion of the city’s oldest African-American church into a hotel complex, and construction of a five-story apartment and retail development near the base of Massachusetts Avenue.

Indy Audio Labs, a startup manufacturer of high-end audio gear, is having trouble finding a locally sourced part. Not surprising, given that most of the world’s home electronics manufacturers long ago decamped to Asia.

… and begin distilling, bottling and selling their own artisan liquor.

Before he was one of America’s best-known presidents, Abraham Lincoln was a small-firm attorney, litigating more than 5,000 cases over the course of his career with three different partners.

The Level Office co-working space at Circle Tower is set to open later this month, adding to the growing number of options available to entrepreneurs and small companies not yet ready to commit to long-term leases or their own building.

Another Indianapolis-based company is making the jump to the Interstate 69 corridor in Fishers.

Efforts to increase and support the ranks of women in technology jobs are emerging in Indianapolis and helping put a spotlight on gender imbalance in the industry, just as a raft of tech employers looks to fill thousands of jobs here over the next several years.

CEO David Baxter isn’t so much interested in blowing the top off Lids Sports Group as he is in adjusting the retailer to better fit today’s — and tomorrow’s — consumer demands.