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2 hours ago · 1 / 10. Macquarie Borrowed Big. Now 16 Million Thames Water Users are Picking Up the Bill. (Bloomberg) -- Steady revenue. Little controversy. And institutional investors tripping over themselves ...
6 hours ago · "Having more bathrooms (or even bedrooms) rather than a GIGANTIC primary bedroom the size of a one-bedroom apartment. I don't need a bedroom that big. I don't have that much furniture. But what I DO like is having more than two bathrooms. That way, when guests come to stay, there's always one available, making getting ready easier ...
6 hours ago · The Metro study found closing the Keller for a nearly 2-year renovation would mean 336 jobs lost, $100 million in lost output, $42.3 million in lost labor income and missing out on $5.1 million in ...
7 hours ago · Thermostatic politics is one of the more well-established phenomena in political science. When spending goes up, opposition to spending follows. When spending goes down, support for increased spending goes up. It happens with defense, with health care, in democracies everywhere to one extent or another.
6 hours ago · For companies with market capitalisations between AU$601m and AU$2.4b, like PWR Holdings, the median CEO pay is around AU$1.6m. The PWR Holdings CEO received AU$983k in compensation for the year ending June 2023. That is actually below the median for CEO's of similarly sized companies. CEO compensation is hardly the most important aspect of a ...
7 hours ago · "It makes sense from your point of view, yeah. If everybody in the building is saying the same thing, then I have all kind of windows open," said Rice on the tape. Rice told the jury Wednesday that on the day the window was open it was 45 degrees outside, not 60. Both attorneys pressed Rice on the purpose of the meeting.
6 hours ago · Architecture of the future Covington Central Riverfront: It will bring Covington's historic charm into the 21st century. As simple as it may seem, the defining feature of this mixed-use district will be the restored street grid that once existed between Third and Fourth streets before the single-story "flat top" IRS building was constructed in the 1960s.
