WEDNESDAY Building Brilliance with Agri-Entrepreneurs, noon. Free Zoom workshop features three local entrepreneurs who share their journeys and tips for success in the field of agriculture. Workshop sponsored by the Innovation & Commercialization Center and the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce. Register at bit.ly/3JIsFEj. POC: Kendra Scott, 270-765-4334 or Lisa Williams, lisaboone.ky@gmail.com or 270-304-4214. THURSDAY […]
Even though Mexico’s economy is heavily export-based (higher than many other developed countries) – and foreign direct investments plays a relevant role – investing in Mexico is still a heavily regulated and bureaucratic process. In comparison to other destinations, investing in Mexico requires the involvement of many Mexican authorities with whom investors and their representatives […]
BLUEFIELD, Va. (WVVA) – A Bluefield, W.Va. family said they were shaken up after an alleged assault in the parking lot of a Bluefield, Va. Dollar General. Bluefield, Va. police say they received four phone calls about a “verbal altercation” near the Dollar General off Virginia Ave. before responding to the scene around 6pm. Mary […]
Inflation is through the roof. There’s an oil crisis. A looming food crisis. You name it. War is raging in Europe. Russia’s dictator is starting to sound unhinged. And headlines are now linking him with chemical weapons and nuclear weapons. Ohmyhgaad- Ohmyhgaad- Ohmyhgaad! Things are so bad that stories which would normally be front page news—like […]
The Yale professor who is monitoring companies that are still doing business in Russia following its unprovoked invasion of neighboring Ukraine has upped the ante by reclassifying the list into five categories with the fifth titled “digging in” — or defying public demands for exit. Some 39 companies, including Koch Industries Inc., packaging company Ball […]
Analysis-When it comes to oil, the global economy is still hooked | WTVB | 1590 AM · 95.5 FM | The Voice of Branch County […]
Editor’s Note — This is part of a Women’s History Month series featuring women who make a positive impact on the campus community through their work as office/service employees. The Women of Service series is organized by the Chancellor’s Commission on the Status of Women. Stories will run in Nebraska Today through March 30. When the […]
(Bloomberg) — Stocks in Asia were steady Friday as investors weighed the resilience of the global economic recovery to risks from tightening Federal Reserve monetary policy and Russia’s military campaign in Ukraine. Most Read from Bloomberg Japanese, Australian and South Korean equities fluctuated in relatively narrow ranges. U.S. futures slipped after technology shares helped the […]
In April 2019, an Oakland police dog who’d been unleashed to chase down fleeing robbery suspects clenched his teeth around the leg of an 18-year-old Oakland resident, biting through to the bone. In December 2020, a Vacaville police officer was captured on camera pinning a police dog on the ground and hitting it in the […]
(L – R), Dr. Helen Lien, UAH Major Gift Officer; Dr. Chuck Karr, Interim President of UAH; Shenandoah Speers, NASA Associate Chief Information Officer (ACIO), Program Executive (PE) for Applications; Joe Poist, SAIC Vice President for Civil Space; Chuck Lewis, SAIC Senior Director; Dr. Jatinder (Jeet) Gupta – Eminent Scholar/Professor in the UAH COB; Dr. […]
