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CLEARWATER — City leaders concerned about blight and vacant properties in downtown and the rest of the community redevelopment district have had several discussions about whether to take the carrot or stick approach. On March 15, they decided to give carrots a shot, approving a pair of programs that, starting May 1, will offer commercial businesses as much as $50,000 to improve their properties. The first program aims to improve the visual appearance of properties through small-scale exterior building and site improvements. “The objectives of the program are, in short, to make build...

Whitebox Advisors LLC (together with its affiliates, "Whitebox" or "we"), a long-term shareholder of LG Corporation (KRX: 003550) ("LG" or the "Company"), today announced that leading independent proxy advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. ("ISS") and Glass, Lewis & Co., LLC ("Glass Lewis") have recommended that LG’s shareholders vote AGAINST the proposed spin-off of a newly created holding company comprised of LG’s direct and indirect holdings in LG Hausys, LG MMA, Silicon Works, LG International a...

Brownells has 1,000 Rounds of Winchester 5.56mm 55gr Full Metal Jacket ammo in stock!

Mar 14, 2021 The following building permit activity was reported by the Development Services Division of the City of Norman for Feb. 25-March 3. CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY OR COMPLETION ISSUED Addition/Alteration: 1432 24th Ave. NW — Target Corp., We Fix Phone’s Plus Remodel, $10,000, Ward 8 COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY-PERMITS ISSUED Addition/Alteration: 1205 Alameda St. — Realty Income Properties 4 LLC, Homeland Fuel Center Replace Fuel Kiosk, $75,000, Ward 6 2264 W. Main St. — WH Normandy Creek LP, Grant Gafford White Box Remodel, $50,000, Ward 2 9970 E. Tecumseh Rd. — People...

'Korean version of Elliott' becomes feasible Posted : 2021-02-28 15:32 By Park Jae-hyuk MBK Partners, Hahn & Company, IMM Private Equity and other Korean private equity firms (PEFs) will be able to compete fairly with their foreign peers in the local capital market. If the National Assembly abolishes discriminatory regulations against domestic PEFs, they are expected to engage in shareholder activism and invest in domestic unicorns with high growth potential. According to the National Policy Committee, Sunday, its members agreed last week on a revision of the Capital Markets Act, which incl...