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CIUDAD DE MÉXICO, septiembre 15 (EL UNIVERSAL).- Al exhortar a la comunidad de inversionistas para utilizar más instrumentos sustentables para cubrir ...

It has been two years since FreightCar America took the last train out of Roanoke, closing a rail car manufacturing plant that employed about 200 people. But recent actions by the Chicago-based company — moving all of its production jobs to Mexico and receiving a $10 million loan from a federal pandemic assistance program — have reopened old wounds. “In my opinion, this entire situation is a travesty,” said Rich Johnson, president of the division of the Transportation Communications Union that represented many of the plant’s workers. In July 2019, FreightCar said it w...

Authors: Olga Gurgula and John Hull Abstract: This paper considers how vaccine technology to meet the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic can be made available to increase the production of the vaccines. Its primary focus is on trade secrets which are one of the main intellectual property rights protecting the complex manufacturing processes for vaccine production. The compulsory licensing of trade secrets presents some unique obstacles and consideration is given to some practical solutions which might balance the interests of technology owners and the public interest in increased access to v...

In this Oct. 12, 2017 photo, Dominic, who battles mental illness, sits on a sidewalk under the Smith Ave. Bridge in Everett, Wash., which is a constant gathering place for homeless people battling addiction and mental illness. Dominic has been identified as one of the top chronic and costliest users of emergency and other services in Everett, but despite the efforts of a specialized team of experts, he remains on the streets. Credit: AP Photo/Ted S. Warren Seattle suburbs crack down on homeless camping with fines and jail time May 19, 2021 Homelessness has become more visi...

Lottery Winners There were 10 Moberly residents and one from Huntsville who all won $1,000 or more in the month of April while playing in the Missouri Lottery according to a press released issued by the Missouri Lottery Commission. During the month of April, Missouri Lottery players won more than $104.4 million in total prizes. Of all prizes claimed in April, more than $14.1 million were prizes of $1,000 or more. The following Randolph County persons are winners of a least at $1,000 the report indicated. Rebekah Baker and Ruth Lewis were both Pick 4 game winners in the amount of $3,750 and $6...