Month: January 2021

The real estate market is constantly fluctuating, especially during these uncertain economic times. If industry professionals hope to sell new properties or spaces in up-and-coming neighborhoods, they need foolproof ways of attracting potential buyers. The first step in attracting prospective buyers is making a strong and engaging first impression. That’s why we asked 14 members
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Harvey, Illinois, will exit water receivership oversight at the close of 2020 in a court-approved action the city says could help its pursuit of a debt restructuring. The fiscally depressed suburb south of Chicago has been mired in litigation in recent years with bondholders, its public safety pension funds, the city of Chicago and the
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Alexco Resource’s Keno Hill silver project in the Yukon. Credit: Alexco Resource In our annual look at up-and-coming projects in Canada’s West, CMJ is zeroing on advanced feasibility and permitting-level mining projects in British Columbia and the Yukon that have a good shot at near-term production. For now, we’ve left advanced projects that have recently
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The corona crisis has intensified another contemporary development that people generally don’t really care about: today’s ongoing expansion of… by Pascal Hugli via Mises In the eyes of many, covid-19 has truly accelerated things. Tech aficionados have been rejoicing as virtual meetings, Zoom calls, and overall digitization within companies have seen a serious boost. At the
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Microsoft, a customer of SolarWinds, disclosed that hackers viewed its source code in the cyberattack that impacted Orion platform users. The cyberattack which was detected in December 2020 impacted several US government agencies and companies using SolarWinds’ Orion platform, in which hackers inserted a malware. In a blog providing an update on Microsoft’s (MSFT) ongoing
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On December 31, billionaire investor Mike Novogratz asked his Twitter followers which blockchain coin has the best chance of winning the payments race and offered four choices. Novogratz said there are lots of “contenders” and listed off Facebook’s diem, tether, bitcoin cash, and Circle’s popular stablecoin. This week Mike Novogratz asked his Twitter followers out
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Social Security is falling short because of persistent wage inequality and political inaction; President-elect Biden has comprehensive plans to strengthen Social Security. A woman with her children walks with a placard reading ‘Social Security, not Global Security’. … [+] Thousands protesters marched again against the ‘Global Security Law’ bill promoted by French President Macron and
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Oil demand from China has been one of the few bright spots for a global petroleum industry severely impacted by a long-term global supply glut and the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. The world’s second-largest economy hunger for energy keeps growing despite the global COVID-19 pandemic and a resultant sharp decline in global economic
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The focus of the worldwide public’s attention on masks, lockdowns, infection rates, and vaccines serves to prevent any investigation of… by Paul Craig Roberts via PaulCraigRoberts.org Where Did Covid Come From? Paul Craig Roberts The focus of the worldwide public’s attention on masks, lockdowns, infection rates, and vaccines serves to prevent any investigation of Covid’s
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Republicans in the Senate have broken overwhelmingly from Donald Trump, rebuffing the outgoing US president’s attempt to veto this year’s $740bn defence spending bill and adding to growing acrimony ahead of next week’s congressional meeting to confirm the outcome of the election. The motion to override Mr Trump’s presidential veto passed 81-13 with strong bipartisan
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When COVID-19 closures first began back in March, residents of major cities like New York, San Francisco, Chicago, and Boston started heading out of town—some temporarily, some permanently. Rental buildings in New York City went from fully occupied and commanding top dollar to 50 percent vacancy, practically overnight. Many city-dwellers found themselves for the first
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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has announced that it will soon propose new regulation affecting cryptocurrency holdings at foreign exchanges. This proposal is separate from the one FinCEN recently proposed on cryptocurrency wallets. FinCEN’s New Crypto Rules FinCEN, a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, issued a notice on Thursday regarding a
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After a tumultuous year, the municipal market ends 2020 with strength, stability, and better-than-expected returns. The New Year begins with opportunity, but caution is warranted as credit concerns grow, municipal analysts said. From historically low yields amid a global pandemic and a controversial U.S. presidential election, the municipal market was punctuated with much uncertainty and
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The new administration of Biden will, undoubtedly, establish its own priorities after January 20th, presuming the result of the election holds, and… by Philip Giraldi via Strategic Culture Foundation One of the most perplexing narratives presented during the waning days of the administration of President Donald J. Trump is his apparent disengagement from dealing seriously
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Daimler said Thursday that it agreed to pay a $30 million penalty for failing to recall its vehicles in a timely manner and not complying with reporting requirements. The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released a consent order that includes both monetary and non-monetary provisions designed to improve Daimler’s (DDAIF) compliance and safety
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