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Free online workshop to support volunteer recruitment in Rotorua 20 Apr, 2021 11:52 PM 2 minutes to read Be Collective community development manager Alex Drummond. Photo / Supplied Rotorua Daily Post Rotorua community groups are "heavily reliant" on a dwindling base of volunteers but one organisation has come up with a solution. There is now a new way of accessing help via an online platform that could change the way communities connect. Be Collective, which is supported by Rotorua Trust, the D...

Dubai: The sudden increase in material and shipment costs since end-2000 remain the biggest challenge for the UAE construction sector, according to the head of Middle East operations at China’s biggest contractor. Construction material costs, depending on the category, have risen by 10-30 per cent in these four or five months, adding to the worries of contractors and developers alike. So far, the full weight of the cost increases have not been passed on to project clients – but that too cou...

Exolaunch set to introduce a Space Tug programme The Berlin-based Exolaunch – which specialises in launch and rideshare services and small satellite deployment – has introduced what it describes as an eco-friendly space tug programme. According to the company, this features a new orbital transfer vehicle (OTV) – dubbed Reliant – that will launch satellites to custom orbits in an “environmentally responsible way”. It addresses issues around satellite performance, payloads, capacity a...

Scots engineers are leading a project to create technology that could help pubs, restaurants and shops minimise the spread of airborne droplets…

Stephen Fawehinmi The leaders of Reliant Bank have named a senior vice president who has been with the lender since 2013 president of its Davidson County operations. Stephen Fawehinmi has more than 22 years of lending experience and joined Reliant after working at Fifth Third Bank and the former Bank of Nashville, among other places. He was named a senior VP in early 2018 and has been a prominent producer with the bank for a number of years. “Stephen’s drive and success are evident,” said...

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Content warning:  This story contains details about alleged sexual abuse. The content may be difficult to read and emotionally upsetting. The Texans’ already-dramatic offseason took a sudden and serious turn in mid-March, when Houston attorney Tony Buzbee announced in an Instagram post that he was filing suit against Deshaun Watson. Since then, Buzbee has filed more than 20 civil lawsuits accusing the Texans quarterback of sexual assault and sexual misconduct, and the NFL and the Houston Pol...

Reliant Energy moving on from Deshaun Watson as brand ambassador By Zac Wassink  |  Last updated 4/7/21 Nike and Beats by Dre are two brands that have distanced themselves from Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson amid the 22 civil lawsuits filed against the 25-year-old star signal-caller alleging acts of sexual assault and misconduct.  Per Josh Alper of Pro Football Talk, Reliant Energy confirmed it will no longer use Watson as a brand ambassador. NRG Energy currently...

Nike suspends Deshaun Watson endorsement over sexual misconduct allegations, report says Beats by Dre and Reliant Energy follow in moving on from Watson Jabari Young, CNBC Updated:  Tags:  Nike said Wednesday it has suspended its endorsement of NFL star Deshaun Watson, a CNBC report says. Watson has been accused of sexual misconduct in lawsuits filed by 22 women, all represented by lawyer Tony Buzbee. “We are deeply concerned by the disturbing allegations and have suspended Deshaun Watson....

‘DEEPLY CONCERNED’ Deshaun Watson dropped by Nike and Beats by Dre over ‘disturbing’ sex abuse and harassment claims from 22 women Luke Kenton Updated: 7 Apr 2021, 20:27 NIKE has suspended its endorsement deal with Deshaun Watson amid a myriad of sexual assault and inappropriate behavior allegations leveled against the Houston Texans quarterback. Beats by Dre is also ending its sponsorship of the 25-year-old NFL star, as is Reliant Energy - who has naming rights to the Texans stadium -...