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Supporters say they’ll write in her name rather than vote for Trump.

Group calling for independent structural review of Great Northern Grain Elevator - Vimarsana News

Group calling for independent structural review of Great Northern Grain Elevator

'Citizens to Save the Great Northern' rallied outside Buffalo City Hall Thursday evening to urge the city and Common Council to take further action.

Source: wgrz.com
′Renegades: Born in the USA′: Obama, Springsteen book reprises hit podcast | Books | DW - Vimarsana News

′Renegades: Born in the USA′: Obama, Springsteen book reprises hit podcast | Books | DW

Following the podcast of the same name, former US President Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen journey into the American soul with their new book.

Source: dw.com
′Renegades: Born in the USA′: New book reprises hit podcast | Books | DW - Vimarsana News

′Renegades: Born in the USA′: New book reprises hit podcast | Books | DW

Following the podcast of the same name, former US President Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen journey into the American soul with their new book.

Source: dw.com
Music Inc: Why song rights sales are booming | Music | DW - Vimarsana News

Music Inc: Why song rights sales are booming | Music | DW

Music Inc: Why song rights sales are booming From Bob Dylan to Shakira and now the Red Hot Chili Peppers, many music superstars are selling their song catalogs for hundred-odd-million sums. What's behind the megadeals? Red Hot Chilli Peppers are the latest music megastars to sell off their music catalog Publishing rights are a lucrative business, as Michael Jackson found out after he acquired 251 Beatles songs for more than $47 million in 1985 and doubled his money 10 years later. But that catalog was cheap by today's standards. Rolling Stone magazine estimates to be around $400 million in la...

Source: dw.com