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Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young knows it very well: triumph over a terrific foe leads to an emotional outburst and a great display.

Supply problems squeeze building stocks and pricing The effects of Covid-19, problems at Auckland port and the boom in house building are combining to cause myriad supply problems for trades and suppliers throughout the construction industry. From basic building materials through to flooring and fittings, materials are becoming increasingly scarce, rising in price, or both, leading to frustration and budget blowouts for customers. Sam Dyson, who looks after sales, design and project management at tiny house builder Eco Pod Concepts, says it has become a seller’s market lately, with prices a...

Lux Locations gets permission to take case against Yida Zhang to Privy Council After several years of attempting to try his case at the local courts, the owner of Lux Locations was granted conditional leave, pursuant to section 122(2)(a) of the Constitution of Antigua and Barbuda, by the Court of Appeal of the Eastern Caribbean (ECSC) to appeal to the London-based Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, where he hopes to receive a favourable outcome. CEO Sam Dyson, through his lawyer, Barrister-at-law, Andrew O’Kola Esq, is seeking in excess of US $3 million in compensation from Chinese de...

Supply problems causing squeeze in stocks and pricing The effects of Covid-19, problems at Auckland port and the boom in house building are combining to cause myriad supply problems for trades and suppliers throughout the construction industry. From basic building materials through to flooring and fittings, materials are either becoming increasingly scarce or rising in price, or both, leading to frustration and budget blowouts for customers. Sam Dyson, who looks after sales, design and project management at tiny house builder Eco Pod Concepts, says it has become a seller’s market lately, wi...

50 The Giants’ dusty, tightly-confined backfields abut a gym with the sort of athleisure-wearing clientele you’d expect in Scottsdale. In January of 2019, when most baseball facilities across the country were dark, just feet away from oblivious Peloton riders and tennis-playing retirees, a few lucky scouts and media folks had a religious experience watching the sweetest-swinging teenager on Earth absolutely roast balls fed to his barrel by a high-speed pitching machine. Because of how close you can sit next to the field there, you can feel the sonic force of bat-to-ball impact radiate int...