This thoughtful piece by a RealPage economist on GlobeSt.com details multiple reasons why there won't be a torrent of fresh evictions as eviction moratoriums end. The Millionacres takeaway: As this columnist points out, while one eviction is too many, a tsunami of them is unlikely. Corporate America is getting serious about vaccines, CNN reports today.
Israel is poised to send troops into Rafah, the Gazan city it sees as the last bastion of Hamas, Israeli media reported on Wednesday, saying preparations were under way to evacuate war-displaced Palestinian civilians who have been sheltering there. The Rafah sweep, postponed for several weeks amid disputes with Washington, will happen "very soon," the mass-circulation Israel Hayom newspaper said, citing a decision by the Israeli government after ceasefire talks with Hamas stalled. Several other Israeli media outlets carried similar reports.
"Your grace and your smile that lit up every room you were in, will light the stars to guide us."
The regulator said breaches could result in sanctions.
The rally attempt is gaining steam. Tesla soared as Elon Musk said "affordable" EVs will come in 2025 and touted robotaxis.
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi arrived in Sri Lanka on Wednesday to inaugurate a hydropower and irrigation project that was long delayed due to international sanctions on his government and other issues. Raisi is the first Iranian leader to visit Sri Lanka since former President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad visited the country in 2008. The project, valued at $514 million, was started in 2010 by Iran's FARAB engineering group and Iran initially provided $50 million. But in 2013,
Japan's Nikkei share average locked in a third consecutive day of gains on Wednesday, tracking Wall Street higher to break above 38,000 points as investors continued to snap up tech-related shares. The Nikkei finished up 2.4% at 38,460.08, retaining the 38,000-point range into the close for the first time in just over a week. However, sentiment has turned favourable on risk assets again as fears of a re-escalation in the Middle East eased and U.S. stocks closed higher overnight following positive earnings from top-tier companies, giving the Nikkei a boost.
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Ministers are braced for legal challenges to the Rwanda plan and the judiciary has made 25 courtrooms available to deal with cases.
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Frank Field, the former Labour minister and crossbench peer, has died aged 81, his family has announced.
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Lloyds profits slip as the bank is hit by rising competition in the mortgage market.
Tesla will report quarterly earnings today, April 23, after market close. The analyst call comes amid the stock price's decline and announced layoffs.
STORY: Kim Jong Un's sister promised to build what she called "overwhelming and the most powerful military power" to protect North Korea and peace in the region.That's according to the North's KCNA news agency quoting her on Wednesday.Kim Yo Jong pointed to the U.S. military's exercises around the Korean peninsula this year, particularly live-fire drills with the quote "South Korean puppet military gangsters", as making the security situation in the area dangerously unstable.The US and South Korea's annual joint drills this year were held at a greater scale and intensity than the year before, part of a pledge by their leaders to upgrade their military readiness against the North.The South's military says around 100 military aircraft carried out a two-week long drill this month.While Washington and Seoul claim the drills are defensive and conducted regularly to maintain readiness, Pyongyang insists U.S. military exercises are preparations for a nuclear war against it. Earlier this month, the North's KCNA news agency reported Kim Jong Un saying now is the time for North Korea to be more prepared for war than ever, citing what he called unstable geopolitical situations surrounding his country.
(Reuters) -Embattled French supermarket chain Casino said on Wednesday it would cut between 1,293 and 3,267 jobs as part of its transformation plan aimed improving its financial situation. The company, which is trying to sell some of its hypermarkets and supermarkets, added it will now focus its business on convenience stores. If no buyers are found, it may close some hypermarkets, supermarkets, and certain logistics platforms, it added.
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VANCOUVER — Andrew Brunette liked the way his Nashville Predators put their bodies on the line Tuesday. Down a game in their first-round playoff series against the Vancouver Canucks, Nashville blocked 31 shots and "committed to the pain" in Game 2, the coach said. The commitment paid off — the Predators downed the Canucks 4-1 and levelled the series at 1-1. "I think that's maybe something we learned from Game 1 a little bit," Brunette said. "Maybe we weren't as committed to the pain and tonight
Signet Jewelers Ltd (NYSE:SIG), a leading retailer of diamond jewelry, announced that Director H. Stitzer sold 10,000 shares of the company's stock on April 22, 2024.
The BBC 2 Radio presenter revealed the news on social media, posting a picture of her late mother Julia Peckham
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