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The Barrington High School chess team finished first in the Ocean State Scholastic High School Chess League this season.   Barrington finished with 9.5 match points and a total of 37.5 game …

Quince, which has three Michelin stars and has been called one of the worlds top restaurants, last week asked a federal judge for an injunction barring Quince.com from using the name.

Both employers and jobseekers say they value shorter training – but many are talking about continuing ed, not hiring

There are more than 50,000 venture-backed startups in the U.S., and only the tiniest fraction will ever reach a $1 billion valuation. Here are the 25 we think most likely to succeed.

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Sri Lanka is on the verge of establishing its gaming industry through the adoption of a Gambling Regulatory Authority. The Cabinet of Ministers of Sri Lanka recently initiated the process of introducing a Bill to officially recognise and regulate gaming in the country, responding to the industrys substantial growth in recent years. Currently, Sri Lankan customers freely play online casino games on international platforms. However, local operators are hindered from entering the market, giving for...

With the enactment of Bill C-47 on June 22, 2023, Canadas enhanced mandatory disclosure rules are now fully in effect. These rules, which were first announced in the 2021 Canadian federal budget: expand the prior rules for reportable transactions; include new reporting requirements for notifiable transactions and uncertain tax treatments; and impose new punitive consequences, including penalties and extended reassessment periods, for failing to comply with the disclosure requirements.

The proposed budget includes more than $624,000 for building safety barriers along Rhode Island Avenue’s bike lanes and $45,000 for a study to evaluate the impact of adding one-way streets and bike lanes in Old Town.

The event saw the participation of top government entities from UAE