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Listen to the content of this post: BYRON, Georgia (41NBC.WMGT) – A U.S. District Court is dismissing the sex discrimination lawsuit filed by former Byron Fire Chief Rachel Mosby. The transgender fire chief saysshe filed a suit against the City of Byron for firing her in June of 2019 after she started transitioning from a man to a woman. According to the lawsuit, Mosby claims that city officials insisted on addressing her using male pronouns after her transition when she started coming to woman as a woman. The City of Byron claims Mosby was fired for not doing her job. Her

RBA’s low rates will boost M&A When the cost of borrowing is so low thanks to central bank bond buying, there is a huge incentive to buy companies that offer steady cash flow from long-duration assets. Feb 5, 2021 – 12.00am Save Share The $23 billion in takeover activity swirling around the Australian equity market will be the tip of the iceberg if analysts and bankers are right about the impact of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s ultra-low interest rates. RBA governor Philip Lowe wants to ensure the cost of debt remains lower for longer through a $100 billion bond-buying progra...

Crown steels itself for Bergin verdict We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Crown Resorts’ tense wait for Patricia Bergin’s verdict on its suitability to operate a Sydney casino is coming to an end, with Bergin set to hand her report to the NSW gaming regulator on Monday. But readers shouldn’t get too excited. It might be another fortnight before the public – and Crown executives – are able to read the former judge’s recommendations, given the Independent Liquor and Gaming Regulator wants ...

Crown shuffling the deckchairs ahead of Bergin report We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Former judge, Patricia Bergin will hand down her report into Crown Resorts this week. Illustration: John Shakespeare Credit: Crown Resorts’ tense wait for Patricia Bergin’s verdict on its suitability to operate a Sydney casino is coming to an end: the former judge is set to hand her report to the NSW gaming regulator on Monday. But it might be another fortnight before the public – and Crown executive...

There was a booming 14% jump in December quarter retail sales across the board in Australia, so any retailer which still had its hand out for JobKeeper part two after September 30 really has some explaining to do. Following the lead of Toyota Australia in voluntarily returning $18 million of JobKeeper payments, the pressure is on others who participated in the $100 billion-plus program to do likewise. There’s a very simple way for the federal government to maximise Toyota-style JobKeeper returns. It should announce that a comprehensive register of net JobKeeper outlays will be made public...