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Grove Collaborative Announces Principals Agree to Backstop SPAC Business Combination With Virgin Group Acquisition Corp. II

● New $50 million backstop designed to provide additional liquidity for the pro forma company to pursue growth

● $27.5 million investment in Grove at signing

● $22.5 million. | April 4, 2022 ....

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Munich Re leads 'largest' retro programme of UK terrorism backstop

Hannover Re and Fidelis among those providing significant capacity. ....

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CNNW Don Lemon Tonight January 27, 2022

0 his campaign promise to nominate a black woman? the short list circulating in washington signals history s about to be made. and you ve got to hear this. podcaster joe rogan thinks he has the definition of what makes a black person. unless you re talking to someone who is like 100% african from the darkest place where they re not wearing any clothes all day and they ve developed all that melanin to protect themselves from the sun, even the term black is weird. okay. professor michael eric dyson s name coming up as part of this uninformed rant. he joins me just ahead on that. and the country might be sick of covid but the cdc is predicting more than 62,000 deaths over the next month. warnings from an expert straight ahead this hour. but i want to start now with cnn s supreme court analyst steve vladeck and global affairs analyst susan glass here to talk about what is going on with breyer s official retirement has not happened but that s the word that it s going to happen soon. goo ....

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BBCNEWS Review 2021 December 29, 2021 09:52:00

Content in the row but that s now being restored. under a new deal, there will be mediation to agree payments before any final arbitration kicks in. i think that the australian approach is a sensible one, which is to try to force the companies into proper commercial negotiations, with the backstop of a possible intervention by a regulator. the tech giants argue that publishers choose to be on their platform because they derive value from it. they can build an audience to whom they can sell adverts. we don t ask car makers to pay radio stations each time they play on a car radio so why ask tech platforms to pay journalists? the answer, at least according to an emerging consensus, is that our public information system, the media, is too precious and too damaged to be left to a californian duopoly. but what if britain did follow the route that australia s taken and facebook pulled news services from uk users? i think it would be pretty serious. i think would be unlikely that ....

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BBCNEWS Review 2021 December 26, 2021 20:49:00

Market in the uk. facebook has more than 50% of that. is that too much? er, yes. why? when companies have too much economic power, that creates a number of distortions, first for competitors, secondly for consumers. some level potentially in terms of the political process as well, in some cases. overnight, australia and facebook reached a compromise over a new law to force it and google to pay news publishers more for their content. facebook had blocked news content in the row but that s now being restored. under a new deal, there will be mediation to agree payments before any final arbitration kicks in. i think that the australian approach is a sensible one, which is to try to force the companies into proper commercial negotiations, with the backstop of a possible intervention by a regulator. the tech giants argue that publishers choose to be on their platform ....

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