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Taking control of your personal data and information

NOLAN TAYLOR -
Privacy is becoming an increasingly public thing. It’s hard to turn on your television without seeing some form of reality TV. In many cases,...
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U.S. has much to learn from Indiana’s workforce programs

U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur L. Ross -
This week, the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board is holding its quarterly meeting in Indianapolis, thanks to a kind invitation from Indiana Governor Eric...
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Small business owners tell their stories, share advice

TYLER FENWICK -
Small Business Saturday is coming up on its 10th year of offering a local alternative to Black Friday and Cyber Monday.The idea is simple:...
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Economy will continue to grow in 2020: What does this mean for Black people?

TYLER FENWICK -
The U.S. economy will continue to expand for a 12th consecutive year, though more slowly, and Indiana’s economic growth will be even more modest,...
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Career coaches have ideas for how to better serve the state’s workers and job seekers

TYLER FENWICK -
Career coaches from across Indiana presented to panels of business leaders Nov. 7 with recommendations for how to improve career services.The Skillful Governor’s Coaching...
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School provides free lessons to local entrepreneurs

MIRANDA MILLER -
Unable to find a job, Jennifer Cushenberry asked herself what natural skills she had that could help make ends meet. That self-analysis led her...
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Life insurance more than just another bill

BEN LASHAR -
No one taught Niesha Neal about life insurance. Her family didn’t have it, and when she became an adult she didn’t see any reason...
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Manufacturing jobs today more automated, less physical

BEN LASHAR -
Next month Gene Davis will celebrate his 52nd year working at Major Tool and Machine.While he’s had a few different jobs, he is currently...
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Cleo’s Bodega combats food desert

BEN LASHAR -
Two months ago Cleo’s Bodega Grocery and Café opened on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street, giving area residents access to healthy, affordable foods. “Cleo’s...
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This food truck brings more than food

JACLYN FERGUSON -
Indianapolis nonprofit New Hope of Indiana has been around for 40 years and provides services for people with developmental disabilities. This year, the organization...
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