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TOKYO, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Japanese shares fell on Wednesday
as investors booked profits after a recent rally drove them to a
30-year high, even as pandemic-beaten shares gained on
expectations for an economic recovery from a coronavirus-driven
slump.
The Nikkei share average edged down 0.58% to 30,292.19
from Tuesday s high of 30,714.52, a peak since August
1990.
The broader Topix slipped 0.18% to 1,961.49, a day
after scaling its highest since June 1991. Investors are selling stocks for profit booking today. The
market is taking a pause from a rising momentum, said Masahiro
Ichikawa, chief market strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset
Management. Shares that were beaten down amid the pandemic are being
iManage Work Delivers 378 Percent ROI, as Found by Total Economic Impact Study
Independent research study shows iManage Work customers experience $4.37M in benefits over three years with payback on investment in under 6 months
CHICAGO, Feb. 17, 2021, the company dedicated to transforming how professionals work, today announced findings of a new, commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting which analyzes the Total Economic Impactfor email and document management. The study concludes companies attained an ROI of 378 percent over a three-year period, with iManage paying for itself in less than 6 months.
The independent TEI studyassesses the benefits, costs, and risks associated with deploying iManage for modern document and email management. It is based on in-depth Interviews and data collected from iManage enterprise legal customers from industries including financial and professional services, IT, insurance, media and restaurants. To create a framework to quantify benefit
Iraq continues to experience acute financial and economic difficulties, as reflected by the exceptional devaluation of the Iraqi dinar by over 20 per cent in late December, said Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, the UN secretary-general s special representative and head of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq on Tuesday, Xinhua news agency reported.A ne
Wednesday, 17 February 2021 - 22:29
In the face of prevailing COVID – 19 pandemic the Government has taken every possible measure to provide all required facilities notwithstanding the health related restrictions imposed to ensure safety of the public. As the tourism sector is a vital component of the national economy of this country, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa called on the entrepreneurs of the field to get ready to embark on a new journey by overcoming challenges.
President made these remarks during a discussion with the representatives of the tourism sector held at the Presidential Secretariat today (17). Heads of line institutes in the tourist industry and leading entrepreneurs were present.
Main Street improvement, business promotion among GMP projects
February 17, 2021MEREDITH Work of the Greater Meredith Program s Economic Development Committee is in full swing with a number of different projects in the works to promote business and revitalize Main Street.
Committee co-chairs Rusty McLear and Jeanie Forrester gave an update on their many projects during the GMP s annual meeting on Feb. 2. The Economic Development Committee s is goal to create and sustainable, dynamic economic environment to strengthen out businesses and the community as a whole, McLear said.
Forrester said the Economic Development Committee recently started back up again after a period of inactivity.