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NETANYA, Israel, Jan. 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- RADA Electronic Industries Ltd. (NASDAQ: RADA) announced today that its Board of Directors has approved the submission of a listing application to have its ordinary shares dual-listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (“TASE”). Upon listing on the TASE the Companys ordinary shares will continue to trade as usual on NASDAQ and the Company will continue to comply with the reporting and disclosure requirements of the U.S. Securities and Exchan...

Bandcamp / Buy As the pandemic creeps into its second year, the minutiae of social interactions begin to feel less familiar. Dinners, hookups, and long drives with unmasked passengers are distant memories. Channel Tres’ i can’t go outside is a hazy recollection of life before everything changed. Inspired by his time in lockdown, the Compton-born producer and rapper uses thumping West Coast g-funk and the sensual swagger of Chicago and Detroit house as backdrops for odes to the ...

Antique ticker tape machines or stock ticker machines are early digital electronic communication devices, used for stock trading and transmitting info...

Digital sign slating Rotoruas Hemo Gorge roundabout sculpture to be investigated 29 Dec, 2020 03:39 AM 5 minutes to read NZ Taxpayerss Union boss Jordan Williams is in Rotorua, erecting physical signs in addition to the electronic sign by Hemo roundabout. NZ Taxpayerss Union boss Jordan Williams is in Rotorua, erecting physical signs in addition to the electronic sign by Hemo roundabout. An electronic sign slating Rotoruas Hemo Gorge roundabout sculpture as a "monument to waste" will be investi...

Hawkes Bay residents empty $1.3 million from wallets on Boxing Day 29 Dec, 2020 12:20 AM 2 minutes to read People flock to Napiers CBD on Boxing Day 2020. Photo / Paul Taylor Hawkes Bays Boxing Day spending was down slightly on last year, the latest figures from electronic transaction company Paymark show. Paymark figures for core retail merchants excluding food, liquor and hospitality show $1.3 million was spent in Hawkes Bay this Boxing Day. Read More Nationally, spending on Boxing Day was do...

Kiwis spend $62m in Boxing Day sales, down on 2019 total 28 Dec, 2020 02:56 AM 2 minutes to read NZ Herald Kiwi bargain-hunters splashed out $62 million on Boxing Day, according to electronic transaction company Paymark. However, retail spending - excluding food, liquor and hospitality - dropped 2.2 per cent compared to last year following a bumper spend of more than $75m on Christmas Eve. The Saturday spend was up around 20 per cent on Saturdays in early November, before the Christmas spree st...

Awareness of the problem is growing both in the us and. by that part of. the small team of 3 young women starting a petition for the right to repair last year but we collected more than $100.00. 50 . so what does movement want. to repair. the stock market so thats very easy to take apart. but the movement is getting stronger. confident that were going to see everyone. everyone in the street what they think about our product that they want to retire early so that no one wants products that are sa...

>> reporter: two armed, masked men were holding matt yussman and his mother hostage in their connecticut home. matts mom was brought into her bedroom where they turned up the volume on her tv. she says she was instructed to lie down on the bed and stay there. she then was left alone. but she could hear something alarming going on in the other room. thats where matt was seated on a couch. his hands zip-tied. his eyes covered with a blindflold. >> i tried to listen to what they were saying to matt...

The final point i would make is that if this pans out, its the kind of insider threat homeland security and other agencies have been concerned about since 9/11. an old british spy contact of mine said to me terrorism is like water. takes the path of least resistance. its a thinking enemy. every time we change our security parameter, they try to find a way around it. one achilles heel has always been the insider threat, whether its mechanics or catering. thats something they continue to be concer...

Every drop of oil, every pound of aluminum, every chemical, railcar, cell phone, electronic. everything tax. you will pay it. first the importers will pay it, then the distributors will pay up, and the stores will pay it, then they will pass it to you. the buck stops with you. you pay. thats how this works. always. its a new tax on things you buy and the president says it starts next month. big picture: if you and everyone else is paying more for stuff, over time you will have to buy less of stu...