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Top dunks from Boston Celtics vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 01/28/2023
Top dunks from Boston Celtics vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 01/28/2023
Development agencies gathering in Washington this week face one of their toughest battles in years: getting a rich world worried about wars abroad and elections at home to commit more cash to the world's poorest countries. The poor world's development is backsliding at an historic rate amid debt crises, higher-for-longer global interest rates and mounting investment needs. At the last round of IMF and World Bank meetings in October, global leaders expected rich-world inflation to ease more quickly than it has, and thus for interest rate cuts to take pressure off financing costs.
Jeffrey Gibson’s takeover of the U.S. pavilion for this year’s Venice Biennale contemporary art show is a celebration of color, pattern and craft, which is immediately evident on approaching the bright red facade decorated by a colorful clash of geometry and a foreground dominated by a riot of gigantic red podiums. Gibson, a Mississippi Choctaw with Cherokee descent, is the first Native American to represent the United States solo at the Venice Biennale, the world’s oldest contemporary art show. For context, the last time Native American artists were included was in 1932.
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Automotive parts distributor Genuine Parts raised its 2024 profit forecast on Thursday, hinging on strong demand for parts and improving automotive sales in the United States. In the past months, the company has been implementing pricing initiatives and strategic sourcing programs to perk up slowing sales in its U.S. automotive segment that was hurt by high costs and other inflationary pressures. It reaffirmed its sales growth forecast of 3% to 5% for the full year.
Mairi McAllan is expected to drop the target of reducing emissions by 75% by 2030.
Staff working for Joe Biden privately refer to Donald Trump as “Hitler Pig”, a media outlet has claimed.
Nvidia and chips led the latest market retreat Wednesday. Taiwan Semiconductor earnings and guidance were upbeat.
Kemi Badenoch, speaking at TheCityUK international conference, said she is worried about there being too many rules in financial services.
South Africa will use future drawdowns of its Gold and Foreign Exchange Contingency Reserve Account to curb its debt burden, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said, adding he was pondering tax hikes and expenditure cuts in the next post-election budget. Africa's most industrialised nation is grappling with an ailing economy and high debt ahead of a general election on May 29 that could see the governing African National Congress party lose its parliamentary majority for the first time since the end of apartheid 30 years ago. "Eskom is out, or Transnet," Godongwana told Reuters on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meeting, ruling out financial support from the account for the country's ailing state-energy firms.
Tortilla boss will run slightly over the marathon distance, a total of 28.1 miles, from Camden around central London and then to Islington.
Bengaluru is grappling with a water shortage so severe, there isn’t enough to take a shower or flush a toilet, and all residents want from a new government is a resolution of the crisis, Stuti Mishra reports
As Tesla tanks, top funds bet big on AI leader Broadcom stock, as well as Nvidia and Google. But market pressures rise.
Prince Harry just renounced his UK residency and backdated it to when he was evicted from Frogmore Cottage.
Third day of hush money trial begins at 9.30am ET on Thursday, with seven jurors already selected
Jimmy Butler will have MRI on right knee to determine if there's damage to MCL after a collision with Kelly Oubre Jr. in Heat's play-in loss to 76ers.
Murty owns a 0.94% stake in the Indian tech outsourcer Infosys, which was founded by her father
Gary Preston, 64, sent envelopes containing white powder and threatening letters that caused panic and evacuations in 2013.
Mark Menzies accused of using campaign funds to pay off ‘bad people’ and medical expenses after being locked in a flat late at night
Sir Richard Branson was spotted ‘sailing’ through the streets of central London today - on a double decker bus-turned-ship. The iconic entrepreneur was carried aloft a street-sized version of his real-life cruise liner Scarlet Lady, surprising passersby on Embankment, White City, Piccadilly, Regent Street and Oxford Circus. The ‘ship’ was packed full of energy thanks to special appearances from ‘The Happenings’ cast - who usually perform onboard Virgin Voyages ships. As it ‘sailed’ the streets lined with waving members of the public, Branson was also handing out 200 tickets for free trips around the Mediterranean with the cruise firm. Richard Branson, who took part in the stunt to launch the Virgin Voyages ‘Med Season’ - offering voyages sailing from Barcelona and Athens this May, and from Portsmouth this August, said: “It’s been wonderful to go aboard Scarlet Lady this morning, sailing around and surprising lucky Londoners with free voyages. “I’m a big believer in it not just being about where you go, but how you get there. “Summer is a time for exploration, relaxation, and creating unforgettable memories.” Celebrating their 32nd wedding anniversary today, Yutta and her husband Allen Merilanen were in the right place at the right time as they were gifted a free cruise trip by Sir Richard Branson himself. Winners who also received vouchers were screaming and cheering, Aamir Malik, and marathon runner, Olivia Kelly - winning ahead of her race this weekend. It came as Branson was in London to launch his audiobook ‘Losing and Finding My Virginity’, which gives his personal account of almost six decades of entrepreneurship, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Nirmal Saverimuttu, Virgin Voyages CEO, said: “In a world where people are constantly on the go, it’s important to stop and celebrate life’s moments while making memories with friends and loved ones that will last a lifetime.”
MONTREAL — The Lion Electric Co. says it's cutting about 120 jobs as part of a plan to reduce costs. The Montreal-based maker of electric trucks and buses says the cuts are mostly Canadian employees in overhead and product development roles. The move comes after the company announced that it was cutting more than 100 employees in February and 150 workers in November last year. Lion Electric says it will have approximately 1,150 employees, after the cuts. The company says it is also moving to red