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'America's Got Talent' finalist Greg Morton brings one-man variety show to town View Comments Comedian Greg Morton was a finalist on the 2019 season of "America's Got Talent," but his career in showbusiness goes back decades.  Known for spot-on vocal impersonations of beloved cartoon and movie characters, the Canadian-born funnyman will bring his one-man show to Waterford Township this week for a series of sets at One Night Stan's Comedy Club. Morton says his show draws from a slew of influences that include sketch comedy shows of the 1970s, such as "The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour" and "The...

Last modified on Wed 12 May 2021 15.29 EDT The estate agent Savills and Cineworld, the UK’s biggest movie chain, have been hit by significant pay revolts by shareholders in a backlash over reward packages awarded to bosses during the pandemic. Cineworld, which will begin reopening its 127 UK sites next week as pandemic restrictions are lifted, reported that 27.7% of investors either voted against the share award scheme or abstained, which is often viewed as a protest vote. In addition, 27.8% failed to approve the company’s remuneration report at its annual general meeting on Wednesday. An...

Investegate announcements from Savills PLC, Result of AGM

Hillsdale Daily News Mother’s Day weekend brought the school year to a close at Hillsdale College as graduates walked across the stage during the 169th commencement ceremony Saturday afternoon. Along with 353 undergraduates, 15 students earned a master of arts from the college. One undergraduate from 2020, who couldn’t make it to the July commencement, also walked with the group. Hillsdale College marked the accomplishments of the class of 2021 with an indoor ceremony at the Biermann Center instead of the East lawn. Hundreds of folding chairs had been positioned facing the stage, equipped...

SoftBank’s vote of confidence for THG is deal-making on steroids Nils Pratley © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Thg Holdings Plc/Reuters The Hut Group, or THG as it’s become, floated at 500p last September, has been as high as 800p and closed on Monday a shade below 600p. In other words, it is a business the market finds hard to value, which is perhaps not surprising since there aren’t many like it. THG is an e-commerce marketing platform with a bits-and-pieces beauty and nutrition operation that moves in the baffling world of social media influencers. And it is ...