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Gabe Swanson, Max Anderson, and Charlie Fischer all belted home runs, which pushed Nebraska's season home runs total to 93 tying the program record.

The situation surrounding Alabama's baseball program took a serious step Thursday with the firing of coach Brad Bohannon.

A working professional who oversees pre-nursing programs at several colleges in central and southern Utah, Jennifer Liebert doesn’t fit the stereotype many have for people caught up in St. George’s housing crunch.But despite Liebert’s high-profile job, $60,000 annual salary and life amidst bucolic redrock cliffs, she often feels St. George more resembles poet John Milton’s “Paradise Lost” than a slice of heaven.

From Bloomberg: With a record 60 million Americans freelancing last year, more people than ever are navigating confusing tax questions.

As MDN reported in early October, so-called “activist investors” Elliott Management and D.E. Shaw want Marathon Petroleum (parent of MPLX, otherwise known as MarkWest Energy) to split itself into three separate companies, and a couple of other large shareholders called for Marathon CEO Gary Heminger to be fired (see Major Investors Pressure Marathon Petroleum to

GOFF RELIEVED OF HIS DUTIES Greg Goff has been relieved of his duties as head coach of The University of Alabama baseball program effective immediately, Director of Athletics Greg Byrne announced last week. "Things are not easy for these coaches; their families; this program; and this is not something we take lightly at all,"

Engine No. 1’s victory in a boardroom battle with ExxonMobil is taking ESG investing to the next level.

By Michael P. Hill Even before the unprecedented delay to the 2020 Summer Olympics due to the coronavirus pandemic, NBC and HD Studio knew the set’s for Tokyo would take a different approach — channeling a unique combination of environments while still incorporating a sense of global unity through sports that ended up taking on an even more fitting tone than usual. “The day we got the call of ‘pencils down’ from NBC was coincidently the same day we delivered files to the fabricator,�...

Recently, the environmental community and its allies in the media were in a tizzy over the change of two members of Exxon Mobil's board of directors.

In the hotly contested board director election at ExxonMobil, activist hedge fund Engine No. 1 prevailed. Two of their nominees, Greg Goff and Kaisa Hietala, were elected. This is a stunning rebuke from investors to the company for its unwillingness to adapt its strategy for the energy transition.