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AS A Blackpool fan working at an Oxford newspaper, the ending to the Sky Bet League One season thrust me into a difficult situation.

ChinaTalk: Industrial Policy: How the Green New Deals Architects Would Do IP For Part Three of ChinaTalks industrial policy series, we are joined by two leading lights of the American left: Saikat Chakrabarti, AOCs former Chief of Staff, and Zack Exley of the 2016 Bernie campaign. (Dont forget to check out Part One with Rob Atkinson and Part Two with José Fernandez.) Co-hosting is Vishnu Kannan, a junior fellow in Carnegies Technology and International Affairs Program. Saikat and Zack take us ...

Newmont’s Q1 Report: Strength in Safety, Exploration, and Innovation Thanks to higher gold prices, “We continue to drive the business with our clear capital allocation priorities, which include reinvesting in our business through disciplined investments in exploration and organic growth projects, returning cash to shareholders, and maintaining our financial strength and flexibility,” said CFO Nancy Buese, adding that she expects the company to continue delivering strong results in the se...

NEM earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2021.

Dear Senator/Representative: We, the undersigned, oppose state regulations on online application distribution platforms, more commonly known as app stores. Google’s Play Store is the largest app distribution platform, followed by Apple’s App Store. But they are not the only app distribution platforms; companies like Samsung, Amazon, and Sony also have app stores, and there are a host of other app stores available, such as Aptoide and F-Droid. We are concerned that proposed mandates would fu...

President Joe Biden has pitched his infrastructure package as a weapon essential to keeping pace with China, calling it a "blue-collar blueprint" that his administration says will create millions of jobs and better position the United States to compete with Beijing.

Finlay’s Report: Sunderland claim all three points in a feisty Good Friday clash! Sunderland had to hold their nerve to come from behind at the Stadium of Light yesterday to eventually collect maximum points - here’s how the action unfolded! Photo by Ian Horrocks/Sunderland AFC via Getty Images Share this story It was a Good Friday for Sunderland, as they produced yet another hard-fought and significant win over Oxford United. Sunderland have extended their unbeaten run to 11 matches, as th...

Gary Sasse, Hasenfeld Institute The pandemic has focused us on the role experts should play in making public policy. Technical and scientific knowledge is indispensable in informing elected officials. Indeed, successful presidents, governors and mayors have an awareness of what they do not know, making their best decisions when they exhibit intellectual humility. Yuval Levin, Director of Social, Cultural and Constitutional Studies at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute reminds us, �...

Apr 15, 2021 - Apr 16, 2021 Brings together leading academic scientists, researchers, and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Climate Protecting Energy and Energy Conservation. Apr 20, 2021 - Apr 21, 2021 Join the Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative (SECC) for the 2021 Virtual Consumer Symposium, a two-day forum on energy consumers and their needs and wants around energy efficiency, renewable energy, electric vehicles, demand respon...

Insurance saga continues as Black and White launches fresh group action Black and White Hospitality has launched a group action against its own insurers Tokio Marine Kiln in its continuing fight to get the firm to honour its obligations under business interruption policies. The operator of the Marco Pierre White group of franchised restaurants has already led a successful group action against a number of insurers that contributed to a When the pandemic hit, thousand...