Toyota said it will expand its factory in Princeton and add 400 jobs so it can build more Highlander SUVs.

Those who missed out on the deep discounts on NFL merchandise at the NFL Shop at the Indianapolis Convention Center have a little longer to buy.

Code Enforcement officers in Indianapolis had a busy weekend. Officers handed out more than 112 tickets to violators included bars, national chains and even

Indianapolis has been glowing with good reviews from Super Bowl XLVI. But was the 10-day event a money maker? That question is much more difficult to answer.

Retail merchants who believe they operate at a disadvantage to online merchants continue to push for an Internet sales tax in Indiana.

In the Super Bowl there's only one winner and one loser. But when it comes to business, there are many.

That's a wrap. Four years of planning and preparation and 10 days of festivities are over. Now, the Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee is offering its

The Super Bowl is over but its effects on the Circle City may be long lasting. According to the Indianapolis Convention and Visitors Association the four day

St. Elmo's - always a favorite with celebrities and VIPs - is the center of the Circle City's Super Bowl restaurant scene. 24-Hour News 8 gives you a special

24-Hour News 8 Financial Expert Peter Dunn said it's likely that once it's a publicly traded company, Facebook will get more aggressive about targeting

Health insurer Aetna Inc.'s fourth-quarter net income jumped 73 percent, as it continued to benefit from low use of health care and some key expenses fell.

Drugmaker Eli Lilly says its net income tumbled 27 percent in the last quarter of 2011 as the loss of a key patent protecting its top-seller Zyprexa hurt

The Midwest's unseasonably mild winter is fueling a surge of business at a northern Indiana city's golf courses.

Health insurer WellPoint says it plans to improve primary care doctor payments and start reimbursing physicians for some things it doesn't currently cover as a

Indiana's Republican-controlled House of Representatives has cleared the way for Indiana to become the first right-to-work state in the traditionally