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Updated Jan. 13, 2021 4:08 pm ET Apple Inc. is launching several projects to extend education and funding opportunities to minority entrepreneurs, part of the $100 million pledge it made in June to help combat racism in response to the national outcry over the killing of George Floyd.
The iPhone maker on Wednesday said it would open a software-developer academy in Detroit later this year and launch two venture-funding initiatives for young “Black and Brown entrepreneurs,” with the goal of helping to build the next generation of diverse leaders.
“We are all accountable to the urgent work of building a more just, more equitable world,” Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said. “And these new projects send a clear signal of Apple’s enduring commitment.”
Rest of World level series against Asia at ACG
Rest of World level series against Asia at ACG
CRICKET: Phuket cricket fans enjoyed the second match in a tri-series event featuring an Asia select XI taking on a Rest of the World (ROW) select XI at the ACG last Sunday (Jan 10).
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Justin Swart drives for his 50 during ROW’s victory over Asia on Sunday at the ACG. Photo: Neil Quail
Samir Khan goes for another boundary on his way to a 52 against ROW last Sunday (Jan 10) at the ACG. Photo: Neil Quail
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Following on from last week’s opening clash, when Asia ran out deserved victors by 23 runs, both teams rang in several changes to their squads, with ROW suffering the loss of captain Jason Robertson through a shoulder injury, but were buoyed by the return of Paddy Ledboer and the introduction of former Patong player Justin Swart from Bangkok side, the Southerners, while Asia’s alternates included Sunny Surender and Waseem Musa.
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Avenues such as fixed deposits (FD), mutual funds, small savings schemes such as Senior Citizens Savings Schemes etc are some of the preferred investment options for the retired. Planning to retire? Here are some tips to manage your finances the right way after retirement (File photo). | Photo Credit: BCCL
Of all financial goals, planning for retirement is clearly the most important because you may cease to have a regular income once you hang your boots. It may also not be enough to simply accumulate a retirement corpus. You must also proactively manage this money. You have to maximise returns, minimise risks, and ensure your retirement fund doesn’t exhaust in your lifetime. Thus, managing your finances after retirement is as important as managing your finances for retirement. Here a few tips to do so.