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Magellan’s focus now lies on strengthening governance and accountability across the business. In an investor presentation accompanying the publication of half-yearly results, Magellan’s new chai

Magellan has hit out at “sheep-like behaviour” causing fund outflows and taken action to maintain liquidity as Hamish Douglass’ return date remains unconfirmed.

/PRNewswire/ -- DepositLink, the premier provider of electronic payment solutions for the real estate industry, appoints Chris Mackey to directorship serving...

/PRNewswire/ -- DepositLink, the premier provider of electronic payment solutions for the real estate industry, appoints Chris Mackey to directorship serving...

Gaza is a landscape of extreme economic deprivation born of the region's complicated political dynamics - but one whose contours may soon become more common.

Lois Paulucci donated $3 million to create Bayfront Festival Park in its current version.

Lois Paulucci donated $3 million to create Bayfront Festival Park in its current version.

Despite challenges, SPAC reports growth | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 On the eve of its first concert of the season, leaders at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center looked back on a challenging year in which, perhaps surprisingly, it grew. It added new facilities and ended the year with a surplus of more than $400,000. “On Monday, May 18 of 2020, SPAC did the unthinkable,” said President and CEO Elizabeth Sobol during an annual meeting on Thursday. “In the middle of glorious high sp...

Bayfront Blues Festival limiting tickets for 2021 COVID-19 forced festival organizers to cancel last years event. Author: The 32nd annual Bayfront Blues Festival in Duluth is on for this summer.  After COVID-19 forced the cancellation of last years event, festival organizers shared last week that the 2021 festival is now confirmed for Aug. 13-15. Several blues bands are slated to perform, including headliners The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Tab Benoit and CJ Chenier and the Red Hot Louisiana Ba...

Jordan Green For The Oklahoman SAYRE – With thick, heavy coats of brown fur, hundreds of bison roam the vast, sweeping prairie near this western Oklahoma town, grazing on the waving grass in their native land. Bison like these once numbered in the millions and covered the Midwest, providing food and resources to Native American tribes. But as settlers pushed westward in the 1800s, they killed the animals in droves. Now, a company here is working to grow the herd. Kyle Benjamin Reynolds and Au...