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Hosted by Doug Doyle The WBGO Journal is an award-winning half-hour news magazine that airs Saturdays at 6:30 am. Reports and analysis, informative interviews and features. Latest Episodes
Danielle Jackson Joins Falvey Cargo Underwriting as Assistant Vice President in Canada News provided by Share this article Share this article NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I., March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Falvey Cargo Underwriting welcomes Danielle Jackson to its specialized team of underwriters, effective March 1, 2021. Danielle most recently worked with Intact Insurance Company in Toronto as a Senior Commercial Underwriter. President and CEO of Falvey Insurance Group, Mike Falvey, comments: "We are very excited to have Danielle join Falvey and expand our underwriting in Canada. Danielle will further...
New in Paperback: âBecomingâ and âHidden Valley Roadâ By Jennifer Krauss DAYS OF DISTRACTION, by Alexandra Chang. (Ecco, 320 pp., $16.99.) Our reviewer, Elisabeth Egan, called this âhonestâ fictional take on âwhat itâs like to feel invisibleâ when you work remotely for a tech publication and your boyfriend doesnât understand âthe loneliness of being Chinese-American in a sea of white facesâ a âthunderingly wiseâ debut novel from âa writer to watch.â BECOMING, by Michelle Obama. (Crown, 464 pp., $18.99.) âThos...
LIMA — A teenager who walked into an Allen County courtroom in handcuffs and leg irons Wednesday left a short time later with a tentative trial date
. The retail industry was in the midst of a transformation before 2020. But the onset of the pandemic accelerated that change, fundamentally reordering how and where people shop, and rippling across the broader economy. Many stores closed for good, as chains cut physical locations or filed for bankruptcy, displacing everyone from highly paid executives to hourly workers. Amazon grew even more powerful and unavoidable as millions of people bought goods online during lockdowns. The divide between essential businesses allowed to stay open and nonessential ones forced to close drove shoppers to b...