U.S. Steel sells $1 billion worth of notes to raise capital
U.S. Steel is selling $1.05 billion in senior secured notes to raise capital during the coronavirus pandemic, which greatly disrupted the steel business.
Month: June 2020
Parts of Navy Pier to reopen Wednesday with masked staff
Initial reopening plans include outdoor restaurant spaces, tour boats, parking garages and outdoor parks and piers.
Indiana coronavirus cases: 14 more deaths, 244 new cases reported Monday
COVID-19 positive tests and deaths in Indiana for Monday, June 8.
Man crashed into IDOT trucks, sent worker to hospital, police say
A man was cited after he crashed into two Illinois Department of Transportation vehicles Sunday, police said.
Garfield Park Confederate monument is removed
A monument to Confederate soldiers is removed from Indianapolis’ Garfield Park.
Garfield Park Confederate Memorial being dismantled
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett announced last week that the monument dedicated to Confederate soldiers will be dismantled.
Breakingviews TV: High wire
HSBC Chairman Mark Tucker is walking a tightrope in Hong Kong. The $108 bln bank must placate China’s government, which is exerting more control over HSBC’s ancestral home, while keeping U.S. and UK regulators on side. As Liam Proud argues, there are n…
How Tropical Storm Cristobal will impact Indiana’s weather
The remnants of Tropical Storm Cristobal will move into the Indianapolis area Tuesday, bringing thunderstorms, high winds and a chance of tornadoes.
‘Ooops’: Police release photo of man suspected of dropping heroin in store
“Looks like it fell out of your pocket while you were standing in line,” police said. “Ooops! We hate when that happens!”
Indiana Harbor Ship Canal dredging resumes
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to dredge another 182,300 cubic yard of sediment from the Indianan Harbor Ship Canal this year.