As we head into 2022, here are some trends that real estate investors should know about. In 2022, malls could face a similar challenge -- not because of retailer bankruptcies, but because more brands may opt to sink money into distribution and fulfillment centers and less into store renovations and openings. Big-box giants like Target (NYSE: TGT) have been getting increasingly creative at drawing in customers.
More than 15 members of the storied Kennedy political family will endorse U.S. President Joe Biden at a Philadelphia campaign event on Thursday in a rebuke of Robert F. Kennedy Jr's independent bid for office. Biden, a Democrat, faces Republican Donald Trump in a November re-match of the 2020 election. Kennedy, son of the slain U.S. senator and presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, made his name as an environmental lawyer, before becoming known as an anti-vaccine advocate, and with an eclectic mix of political views.
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EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager on Thursday rejected calls for a shake up of European merger rules, saying the best way to create companies strong enough to compete with U.S. and Chinese rivals is to foster competition. Vestager's comments came a day after former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta in a 147-page report urged a reboot of the EU single market to catch up with the United States, China and other rivals in a global race in new green and digital technologies. Former ECB president Mario Draghi, mandated by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to come up with proposals to revitalise the EU's economy, is expected to echo the same sentiments in a report due in June.
Reuters photographer Mohammed Salem won the prestigious 2024 World Press Photo of the Year award on Thursday for his image of a Palestinian woman cradling the body of her five-year-old niece in the Gaza Strip. The picture was taken on Oct. 17, 2023, at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis in southern Gaza, where families were searching for relatives killed during Israeli bombing of the Palestinian enclave. Salem's winning image portrays Inas Abu Maamar, 36, sobbing while holding Saly's sheet-clad body in the hospital morgue.
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Britain’s governing Conservative Party said Thursday it has suspended a lawmaker who is alleged to have used campaign funds for personal medical expenses and to pay off someone who was threatening him. The Times of London reported Mark Menzies took thousands of pounds (dollars) given to the party by donors for medical costs and other personal expenses. A sum of 6,500 pounds ($8,100) was paid personally by Menzies’ office manager, who was reimbursed from donors’ cash, the newspaper said.
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Mario Tama/Getty ImagesMore than a dozen members of the Kennedy family will officially endorse Joe Biden for president on Wednesday, forsaking their own family member, independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.The family plans to gather with Biden in Philadelphia, where they will make calls and knock on doors on the president’s behalf.According to a draft of Kerry Kennedy’s remarks reviewed by The Daily Beast, she plans to denounce Donald Trump as a threat to America’s “most basic rights and fr
Alaska Air Group is not concerned about the production rate of Boeing's 737 MAX planes as it is more focused on the quality and safety of the planemaker's jets, a top company executive said on Thursday. In an interview, Chief Financial Officer Shane Tackett said Alaska has deployed more of its inspectors at Boeing's factories since the incident to ensure the jetmaker produces the highest quality aircraft that it can confidently fly safely. "We are prioritizing quality and safety first," Tackett told Reuters.
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A Home Office case worker has been arrested on suspicion of trying to sell UK residency to an asylum seeker living in Northern Ireland.
Blocking enzyme in the body’s cells found to slow progression of acute myeloid leukaemia
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Eight years after it was filed, a judge has thrown out a lawsuit filed by a Saint John police officer against those involved with prosecuting him more than a decade ago.The judge's decision to grant a summary judgment means the case will not go to trial. In 2016, Const. Chris Messer filed a lawsuit against the Office of the Attorney General, the City of Miramichi and Brian Cummings, the deputy chief of the Miramichi Police Force who investigated assault and threat allegations against Messer. The
Islanders and visitors to P.E.I. can expect some travel delays this spring and summer with roadwork taking place across the province."We are going to do some bridge construction, some paving and road construction," said Stephen Yeo, chief engineer for the provincial Department of Transportation and Infrastructure."We're going to do some intersection upgrades, so there is quite a bit to work to do across the Island." A major project the province will work on over the summer is a three-kilometre s
The New Brunswick government collected $18 million in industrial carbon tax revenue from the province's biggest emitters last year — money it plans to hand back to them this year in the form of subsidies.Environment Minister Gary Crossman said the revenue will be used to provide incentives to big industry to help them lower their emissions, something the carbon price itself is supposed to do by making the emissions more expensive. "The money collected by the output-based pricing system is being
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