Indiana

Indiana is focused on driving the future of industry forward, transforming our state’s economy by investing in innovative companies and strengthening statewide entrepreneurship to make Indiana the best place to live, work, play, study and stay.

— Bradley B. Chambers, Indiana Secretary of Commerce

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LATEST NEWS

foreign direct investment

FDI Activity Going Strong

For 11 consecutive years, the U.S. has ranked as top destination for foreign direct investment, and here’s a look at several hot spots across the nation.
Duke Energy Indiana

Duke Energy Awards $125,000+ To Support Indiana Economic Growth

Awarded through Duke Energy’s Partnership Program, the grants will help 26 economic development organizations create new jobs and investment in Indiana.
incentives

The Importance Of Incentives In A Climate Of High Inflation

By reducing costs and spurring job creation, economic development incentives can help businesses thrive in an uncertain economic climate.
LEED for cities

LEED For Cities Program Adds 2023 Cohort

The U.S. Green Building Council program assists local governments plan and track progress on sustainability, resilience, and equity goals aimed at LEED for Cities certification.
Indiana

Indiana Is Looking To The Future

Indiana Secretary of Commerce Bradley B. Chambers discusses the state’s robust economy, and why the microelectronics industry is on the rise.

Honda Announces Next Steps For U.S. EV Production

Automaker Honda’s electric vehicle (EV) production plans will impact facilities in Ohio, Indiana, Georgia, and Alabama.
GE Manufacturing Investments

GE To Invest $450M+ In U.S. Manufacturing This Year

Investments in equipment, facility upgrades, and other improvements at GE’s aerospace and energy businesses will take place across eight states, create 1,700 jobs.