March 4, 2021
A virtual panel.
This Thursday on Mar 4, 2021 12:30 we will be welcoming a virtual panel of Foreign Area Officers to speak with our Cadets and the student body.
“The intent is two-fold: First, to connect cadets with officers that have recent tactical or operational experiences that will better educate them on their future careers. Second, it is an open forum that any student on campus can attend in order to bridge the civil-military gap in our society by presenting the Army experience to populations that may never hear that story. We utilize Zoom as the format for this as a way to encourage participation from the student body- think of being a guest speaker in a college lecture hall. I am hopeful that many non-cadets will be interested; even if they do not join the Army they may have aspirations to work in an embassy in another capacity and this is a great opportunity to bridge the civil-military gap.”
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Seyfarth Synopsis: If the Senate
Parliamentarian blesses it, the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan
(a.k.a. the latest COVID-19 relief bill) may include multiemployer
pension relief that would provide underfunded multiemployer pension
plans with sufficient monies from the Treasury Department to pay
for all accrued benefits owed to retirees, without reduction,
through the plan year ending in 2051. Notably, any multiemployer
pensions plans eligible for this relief would not have to repay
those monies.
Embedded in the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan
is yet another attempt at multiemployer pension plan reform,
Five travel, leisure, and entertainment ETFs to play the post-pandemic recovery Shirley Won Published March 4, 2021
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Vacationing in Italy’s Tuscany region, gambling in Las Vegas casinos, or taking a luxury Caribbean cruise may not be top of mind for many Canadians still facing lockdowns and travel restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
But the stock market doesn’t reflect the economy’s overall health. That’s why many travel, leisure, and entertainment stocks – as well as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focusing on this theme – have rallied from a year ago on bets of a post-pandemic recovery now that a coronavirus vaccine roll-out has begun.