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Truxton shares (Ticker: TRUX) were up slightly to $45.95 in midday trading Friday. They have risen slightly over the past six months. ——————— The directors of FB Financial voted this week to hike the company’s quarterly dividend by more than 20 percent on the heels of reporting their fourth-quarter results. Downtown-based FB Financial will now pay investors 11 cents per shares each quarter, up from 9 cents. The move, which will become effective for investors as of Feb. 8, will ...

Norwegian retail technology specialist StrongPoint recently invested in a range of finishing products from A B Graphic International (ABG) for its Malmö, Sweden production facility; according to ABG, the move will allow the firm to increase production efficiencies and quality, improve lead times and continue to provide its customers with the latest innovations in self-adhesive label manufacture. With its headquarters in Raelingen, Norway, StrongPoint has two business areas: retail and label pr...

Quarterly payout going up 20% The directors of Reliant Bancorp have voted to boost the company’s dividend by 20 percent and buy back up to $10 million of its stock. Word of the shareholder return plans comes shortly after Chairman and CEO DeVan Ard Jr. and his team reported strong fourth-quarter profits and said they’re expecting solid growth in 2021. The quarterly dividend hike to 12 cents per share comes after two years in which the Reliant board pushed up the payout by a penny per quart...

"It would take an unskilled worker 10,000 years to make what Mukesh Ambani made in an hour during the pandemic and 3 years to make what he made in a second."

Skip to main content Currently Reading We want to be optimistic, but we want to be realistic; New Haven theaters aim for summer return FacebookTwitterEmail The Shubert Theater on College St. in New Haven photographed on 12/11/2013.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut Media file photo Two New Haven area arts organizations are watching the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine, hoping to rekindle the magic of live theater this coming summer while weighing contingency plans if that proves inadvisable. Ca...

Leominster Champion The MedExpress urgent care center in Leominster has closed after three years — and it will reopen Tuesday under new ownership.   The facility at 241 North Main St. (Route 12), across from UMass Memorial HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital’s Leominster campus, shut down Dec. 31. It first opened in March 2018.   Annie Jamieson, a spokesperson for Pennsylvania-based MedExpress, did not provide a reason for the closure.   “It has been a privilege to serve patients in the...

Updated Jan 21, 2021 | 13:30 IST | TN Advertorial Hitachi’s partnership with the Government of India on initiatives such as ‘Make in India’ and ‘Digital India’ is fast-tracking a predominantly agrarian India into the IoT era Sharing in The Dream, Co-Creating Mobility of The Future&nbsp Statistics abound that India, the world’s fifth largest economy 1 as per International Monetary Fund October 2019, World Economic Outlook, will likely eme...

Police left behind by speeding Robin Reliant driver in weird Only Fools and Horses moment Warwickshire Police pulled over the three wheeler on a 50mph-stretch of the A429 The Robin Reliant that overtook police in Only Fools and Horse moment (Image: OPU Warwickshire on Facebook) Never miss another Warwickshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you the...

Malmesbury has hit headlines across the UK this week, due to the huge success of the Hope Springs Eternal Trail. The town has found a way to come together despite lockdown restrictions to share joy and creativity in a safe and covid-friendly manner. Residents of Malmesbury have decorated their windows to the ‘Hope Springs Eternal’ theme, the name taken from a line from Alexander Pope’s An Essay on Man. Flowers, rainbows, butterflies, hearts and other colourful creations now adorn ...

But the couple will not be celebrating a belated Thanksgiving. A fall in their Ephrata home last year sent Eshelman’s wife to the Denver Borough facility to recover from ankle surgery. Diagnosed with COVID-19 five weeks after her transfer, Sue Eshelman died on Dec. 2. She was 69. “I promised her I’d have Thanksgiving with her when she got out,” said Eshelman, 55. Sue had diabetes and kidney cancer, but she was sent to the nursing home to recover from her ankle surgery and wa...