Новости за 08.03.2024

Proposed amendments would axe references to ‘life within the home’ and change definition of family

With the pandemic boom over, consumer medical start-ups now face fickle customers and a crowded market place

UK firm’s ‘fund of funds’ team are assessing all options after Ben Whitmore’s exit was announced

More firms are experimenting with alternative structures and ownership models

The Metropolitan police are facing a spate of muggings that has sent jitters as far as Delhi and Geneva

The CEO of the Aspirin-to-Roundup group has limited options to sort the fallout of the ill-fated Monsanto purchase

A dig into the data offers some clues

Venture capitalists and tech groups have had to adjust to life without the ‘one-stop shop’ SVB offered

An obvious solution to the problems of companies is more bank licences

Plus, UK chancellor to force wealthy foreigners to pay taxes on global assets and we introduce you to Evergrande’s liquidators

Democrats are rapidly losing non-white voters as the forces that ensured their support weaken

FTSE 100 companies are so cheap and so global that local politics is irrelevant

Some property sellers and middle earners with children have reason to cheer, while holiday homeowners and ‘non-doms’ count the cost

IPOH: Beware if you receive suspicious Telegram messages from acquaintances, family or relatives, as the application can be hijacked by scammers through, ‘Telegram Takeover’.

Ian Hamilton struck out five of the seven batters he faced across two innings of work.

Jared Kushner, a former US official whose relationship to power is that he married the wealthy daughter of a man who was later to become the US president, once attempted to teach Palestinians how to handle their own struggle for freedom. In 2020, he advised Palestinians to stop ‘doing terrorism’, summing up the Palestinian problem … Continue reading "On Solidarity and Kushner’s Shame: How Gaza Defeated US Stratagem, Again"

The charitable wing of the women’s professional tennis tour and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have started a joint effort to provide prenatal vitamins to 1 million women in low- and middle-income countries

Smaller class sizes in schools are failing to increase the resilience of children from low-income families, according to a study published in the International Journal of Science Education.

Among the week's headlines: librarians head to Washington D.C. to push for library funding; a Llano County librarian is suing for wrongful termination after being fired for refusing to ban books; and EveryLibrary issues a paper exploring the political threats facing academic libraries.

We take a look at the publication process for the author’s debut novel.