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Columbia has more full-time employees than undergrad students, including an Earth Observatory DEI director - Vimarsana News

Columbia has more full-time employees than undergrad students, including an Earth Observatory DEI director

Columbia has 1,602 more full-time employees than undergrad students.

Towhey: Is DOJ close to suit v. Live Nation/Ticketmaster? - Vimarsana News

Towhey: Is DOJ close to suit v. Live Nation/Ticketmaster?

The Justice Department has opened an investigation into claims that Live Nation and Ticketmaster are violating antitrust laws and will be filing a lawsuit soon. Maybe.

Watch Live: How Colorado Promotes a Climate-Literate Workforce Through Education - Vimarsana News

Watch Live: How Colorado Promotes a Climate-Literate Workforce Through Education

One of the unique demands of the workforce of the future will be in industries dealing with the impact of climate change. This imperative is squarely on the radar of leaders and educators in Colorado, who are championing state policies that support youth career development in “green” occupations. This will be the topic of the […]

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Politics Briefing: Saskatchewan residents to get carbon rebates despite province's opposition to pricing program - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Saskatchewan residents to get carbon rebates despite province's opposition to pricing program

Also: Ontario upholds ban on keffiyehs in legislature; Saskatchewan MP Gary Vidal to exit politics

Imports from Mexico cost more in March. Imports from China, less. - Vimarsana News

Imports from Mexico cost more in March. Imports from China, less.

Automotive products and energy from North America got a bit more expensive, while currency issues hit Asian consumer goods and electronics.