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The board’s next meeting is at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Massena Town Hall. “The Village Board of Trustees meetings, including the Village of Massena Zoning Board of Appeals and Village of Massena Planning Board, will also continue to offer attendance virtually, via Zoom, for those who wish to attend remotely,” Village Administrator Monique N. Chatland said in a news release. Those who attend the in-person sessions will need to adhere to the current New York state guidelines of face masks, and appropriate social distancing will be required. Ms. Chatland said village officials wi...

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Analysis: How the rise of smaller investors is changing the markets 17 Apr, 2021 12:00 AM 8 minutes to read Some retail investors have made more money than many professionals. Photo / 123RF NZ Herald ANALYSIS: In a three-part series, investment and advisory group Jarden explores three key factors at play in investment decisions in 2021. In part two, Jarden CEO James Lee and director (institutional equities) James Bascand explain how the rise of retail investors is changing the markets. It would be hard to argue that retail investors' return to the market hasn't been fantastic for sto...

VERY Stock: Is a VERY Big Mix-Up Causing Vericity to Skyrocket? Investors may have mistaken VERY stock for VERY stock Apr 8, 2021, 10:57 am EDT April 8, 2021 Vericity (NASDAQ: VERY) stock is on the rise Thursday morning despite a lack of news for the company in what could be a sign of a major mixup for investors. Source: pathdoc / Shutterstock.com Very Good Food Company (OTCMKTS: VRYYF). The company’s stock just joined the TSX Venture Exchange under the VERY stock ticker, as well as the Canadian Securities Exchange. Investors that are looking to take a s...

by Tyler Durden Thursday, Apr 01, 2021 - 02:43 PM In these bubbly days, imitation appears to be be the sincerest form of fattening up investor returns. In hopes of recreating the "investor confusion" ramps observed so often in late 2017 when companies scrambled to "pivot" into crypto by adding "blockchain" to their names in hopes of sparking buying interest, Bloomberg reports that a new SPAC -  the New York-based 5G Edge Acquisition Corp - filed paperwork earlier this week to go public under the symbol “ARK”, which just "coincidentally" is strikingly similar to Cathie Wood’s popular AR...