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Pamplin Finance Advisory Board, VA Tech Students Talk Economics on Wall Street - Vimarsana News

Pamplin Finance Advisory Board, VA Tech Students Talk Economics on Wall Street

So what do Hokies think of the current economy? The short answer: It depends on who you are and where you live. At least that was the consensus that emerged…

Arizona lawmakers and the governor are nowhere close to a budget deal. Here's why - Vimarsana News

Arizona lawmakers and the governor are nowhere close to a budget deal. Here's why

Committee work is pretty much done at the Arizona Capitol — at least until budget bills are introduced. As it inches closer to the end of the fiscal year on June 30, there’s talk of lawmakers taking a break until they have an actual budget proposal to consider.Camryn Sanchez from KJZZ’s Politics Desk joined The Show to talk about it.Interview highlightsSo what is left to do?

Source: kjzz.org
Market Trends 2023: Disclosures Related To Climate Change - Commodities/Derivatives/Stock Exchanges - Vimarsana News

Market Trends 2023: Disclosures Related To Climate Change - Commodities/Derivatives/Stock Exchanges

This practice note discusses market trends in 2023 relating to climate change disclosures by public companies, which are linked to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.

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City continues budget and rezoning discussions - Vimarsana News

City continues budget and rezoning discussions

On Oct. 18, The Marshfield Board of Aldermen gathered, taking on the evening's agenda.

How Arizona went from a projected budget surplus to a $400M shortfall - Vimarsana News

How Arizona went from a projected budget surplus to a $400M shortfall

Arizona is bringing in less money than forecast, and legislative budget analysts are now predicting the state will end the current fiscal year with a $400 million shortfall. That’s compared with the projection of a $10 million surplus when the budget was approved earlier this year.The main culprit appears to be reduced individual income tax collections; they dropped by more

Source: kjzz.org