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Hi everyone. Quick heads up that later in this episode we ask our guest John Rogers a question about the stock of Viacom Corporation. Subsequent to recording the episode, Viacom’s stock got pulled down in connection with the implosion of the Archegos hedge fund. That explains why Viacom’s sharp recent pullback isn’t mentioned--it hadn’t happened at the time we interviewed John. Hope you enjoy the episode. Christine Benz: Hi, and welcome to The Long View. I'm Christine Benz, director of personal finance for Morningstar. Jeff Ptak: And I'm Jeff Ptak, chief ratings officer for Morningst...

Daniel P Quinn 40 years: 1981-2021 Off-Broadway as "organized labor" . or 3 plays in American Phantasmagoria (Lulu Books) for 2021. NEWARK, NJ, UNITED STATES, February 15, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Forty for 40 (1981-2021) in 2021. This year 2021 is the 40th Anniversary of my Off-Broadway debut and The New Stagecraft Company (1981-1995) which was incorporated a year later. We became affiliated with Soho Booking and the Cultural Foundation in our first 5 years. We were invited to appear at the Mitzi Newhouse Theatre at Lincoln Center; Rutgers University in Newark; Irish Arts Center (1985-199...

State of Wisconsin Investment Board CIO David Villa Passes at Age 66 Posted on 02/16/2021 David Villa joined the State of Wisconsin Investment Board in 2006 as chief investment officer and was appointed executive director in 2018. “SWIB and the State of Wisconsin have lost a visionary leader and a devoted public servant,” said David Stein, Chairman of SWIB’s Board of Trustees said in a press release. “For 15 years, David worked tirelessly to build an organization committed to helping Wisconsin’s public sector employees to retire in dignity.” State of Wisconsin Investment Board con...

Villa had been executive director since 2018 and CIO since 2006.

Some kids still don't have internet access, but Chicago is working to end that and last updated 2021-02-01 10:13:57-05 Adapting to life online is something most of us have gone through at this point. “The first day was chaos,” said Claiborne Wade, a husband and parent of four kids. “Either I’m checking emails in between class time or my kids are asking, 'dad can you help me with this, what’s this letter,' or 'what's this word and how do you spell this,' to making sure I have lunch ready for them on time, or even with breakfast.”