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From starting businesses to hosting art shows, Ricardo Grant has embraces the value of reaching out and making connections. He lives by a favorite childhood saying: "closed mouths don't get fed."

The Lamar County Appraisal District is on track to complete formal protest hearings on property appraisals in time for the chief appraiser to issue certified tax rolls to the governmental

Apr 24, 2021 11:47 AM Vera Kay Peck, 72, of Burlington Township, passed away Thursday, April 22, 2021 at Bronson Battle Creek Hospital. A funeral service will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, May 1, 2021 at the Burlington Church of God, with Pastor David Rails officiating. Interment will follow at Riverside Cemetery in Tekonsha. Visitation will be held from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Saturday, May 1, 2021 at the Burlington Church of God, just prior to the funeral. Kay was born January 30, 1949 in Marsh...

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah-based tech company Domo recently announced its plans to expand its American Fork office through an economic development incentive from the state aimed to bring more than 2,200 high-paying jobs to the area over the next 10 years. "We think thats very doable given our plans and hopes and goals that we set for ourselves," said Julie Kehoe, a spokesperson for the company The Utah Governors Office of Economic Development approved a post-performance tax credit if Domo meets it...

Ainsley: epic fail. >> $700 juicer. the deal here was you would spend $700 on this juicer and it would also come with this packaged fruit. so the fruit, the idea was that it wouldnt make the juice machine dirty. so easy put this thing in there and pop it in there like those coffee pods and found out that you could just squeeze the bag over a glass and get the juice out just as well and just as quickly. ainsley: people spent 700 bucks on juicer. popped the bag in there and squeeze out the bag in ...

Boost. now fears of a supply gut. uber is under criminal investigation for avoiding regulators. reuters with the investigation of gray ball. uber used cars to hide cars in areas not yet allowed to drive. in a statement, uber denied the charges. it was used to hide drivers from users who violate terms of service. a bill in the labor market is taking aim at the gender pay gap. employers in new york city cannot ask about salary history. women earn 80 cents for every dollar a male makes. asking ...

Drivers evade regulators. this comes as uber struggles to deal with a host of other legal and business controversies. pete williams join ius with mor. thats the worst news any company can receive, youre the subject of a federal vags investigation. what do you know about this one? >> the question is how uber was elbowing its way into portland in december of 2014, before the city and uber finally reached an agreement on how it would operate. when it first came in, uber admits that it used a softwa...

Accused off accused of having done? i tried to explain plaplain it somebody and lost them. >> on their app, gray ball, fraudulent rides, trying to game the system. some cities like portland, also used that to identify regulators trying to track uber, trying to see they were breaking rules and used the technology to figure out who the regulators are, not give them rides or hide cars from them. thats whats prompted first federal inveigation right now, the justice department is looking at whether t...

The brands have lost $18 billion over the last 16 years. more trouble for uber. this time accusations it is evading authorities with the technology. "the new york times" calling the data from the app to think they ordered a car and has drivers cancel the rides. the times says it has been used in boston and vegas and paris. four current and former employees shared details of gray ball. and ubers legal team cleared the practice. the record comes days after a video of the ceo travis kalanick was ...