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Tuesday, September 1st, 2020
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End of the road nears for Calumet Harley-Davidson after nearly three decades

The motorcycle dealership at 10350 Calumet Ave in Munster plans to close on September 30. It's now liquidating its inventory, including riding gear, apparel, after-market parts, and performance parts. Read more

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Indiana expands job training program to people with degrees

Eligibility for the program, called Next Level Jobs, has been expanded through December for degree-holders by Gov. Eric Holcomb's administration using $40 million from the state's federal coronavirus relief fund. Read more

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Classes and workshops resume at Lubeznik Center

Art classes and workshops resume this fall at the Lubeznik Center for the Arts between downtown Michigan City and the lakefront of the lakefront city. Read more

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Online seminars to advise small business owners on getting through pandemic

Indiana University Northwest School of Business Professor Dr. Charles J. Hobson will give a Zoom presentation to small business owners at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Read more

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Nick Popovich's Valpo-based global aircraft repo business has soared to great heights

Nick Popovich has piloted a global aviation business that, since its founding in 1979, has repossessed more than 1,800 planes and helicopters, valued at more than $40 billion in aircraft and parts, from locations around the globe. Read more

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Stocks drift in early trading after closing out a big August

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks are starting the new month on a weak note on Wall Street, a day after notching their biggest monthly gains since April. The S&P 500 was waffling between small gains and losses in the early going Tuesday, while gains for Apple and other tech stocks pushed the Nasdaq higher. Zoom Video Communications soared a day after the now-ubiquitous video conferencing service reported another quarter of explosive growth. This is a busy week for economic news, culminating Friday with the monthly U.S. jobs report. Tesla gave back some of its recent gains after saying it would sell up to $5 billion in stock. Read more

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Dubai, hit hard by virus, returns to global financial market

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Dubai is tapping the global financial market to potentially raise billions of dollars for the first time in years, a new bond prospectus shows, revealing the deepening toll of the coronavirus pandemic on its economy. Read more

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Turkey renews call for dialogue, sharing of resources in Med

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkey’s foreign minister said Tuesday his country favors a dialogue with rival Greece that would lead to the fair sharing of resources in the eastern Mediterranean, where the two countries are locked in a tense standoff that other nations worry could spill into a military conflict. Read more

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California governor signs eviction relief bill amid virus

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Californians who haven't paid their rent since March 1 because of the coronavirus can stay in their homes through at least Jan. 31 under a new state law Gov. Gavin Newsom signed late late Monday — one day before statewide eviction protections are set to expire. Read more

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4 Habits You Can Learn From Super Savers to Supersize Your Retirement Investments

How many of them have you already adopted? Read more

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Millennial Money: When debt relief does more harm than good

In a crisis, long-term planning may lose out to quick and dirty solutions — regardless of the consequences. Read more

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