Wyatt Patterson/THE REVIEWAs for what happens next, all four panelists expressed pessimistic views. BY WYATT PATTERSON Mosaic editor management On Monday, February 28, the university organized a panel discussion on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The event, titled “Mauled by the Bear: Understanding the War in Ukraine”, was announcement threeRead More →
Jaipur Literature Festival 2022 The Jaipur Literature Festival, which will run from March 5-14, 2022, will feature a stellar lineup of sessions on climate change and the environment. While climate change remains at the center of manyRead More →
The soon-to-be-launched Ask IT service will provide a means for courts to discuss technology issues and options. The soon-to-be-launched Ask IT service will provide a means for courts to discuss technology issues and options. Information technology leaders from Ohio’s justice system come together to share ideas and solve IT problems.Read More →
Most Americans have a bad credit history. Loans for bad credit are loans made to people with a bad credit history and low income. As the name suggests, loans for bad credit loans do not require good repayment records, employment verification, or collateral. Are you part of the group inRead More →
Concerns over a proposal to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana and downtown fast-food projects took up much of Tuesday’s Indiana borough council meeting. Heartland Restaurant Group LLC, based in the Pittsburgh suburb of Forest Hills, owns the Dunkin’ Donuts franchise at 1669 Oakland Ave., White Township. He is planning anotherRead More →
To celebrate black history in February, CNBC + Acorns Invest in You: Ready. Together. Grow. spotlights everyday Americans who are investing in neighborhoods, schools and small businesses to create a better financial future. In January, CNBC asked readers to name people in their communities making revolutionary change. A Book andRead More →
Doctors urge patience as pressure on school boards mounts. CHARLOTTE, NC — Masks were once again the subject of discussion in several Charlotte-area school districts Tuesday night. Classroom face coverings have become controversial. Doctors urge patience as pressure on school boards mounts. “My suggestion is that schools should continue toRead More →
Breadcrumb Links PMN press releases Business Wire Press Releases Author of the article: Content of the article Stays on track to increase 2022 year-end addressable totalThe market has increased approximately sixfold since the start of 2021 Forecasts fourth quarter 2021 revenue of approximately €15.4 million ($17.6 million) and adjusted EBITDARead More →
FloatMe, a San Antonio tech startup that gives workers cash advances on their next paycheck, said it has increased $16.2 million from investors during its last fundraising. Overall, the startup has raised $49.1 million in funding since June 2019, including $25 million in debt funding, according to Crunchbase, which tracksRead More →
“Community councils are currently being asked to do more with less,” wrote a task force of district managers and administrative staff in a report released last month. “Especially over the last year and a half, community councils have been on the frontline of the COVID-19 crisis.” A Manhattan Community BoardRead More →
McCall said his caucus wants to preserve the powers of the state under the 10th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and push back against the excesses of the federal government. “Members are focused on protecting individual liberties and freedoms,” McCall said. “The people in the state tell them they’re concernedRead More →
IOWA CITY — Kirk Ferentz knows his offense needs to improve. And the 24-year-old Iowa football head coach firmly believes he already has the coaches and players on hand to make it happen. At his first press conference in 32 days, Ferentz had many important topics to cover, including theRead More →
The Pittsburgh Steelers desperately need help along the offensive line, but here’s why The Draft Network asked their board to help the OL in 2022. The Steelers have many needs to meet in the 2022 NFL Draft, and not enough capital to fill them all. Even before the end ofRead More →
Small, short-term lenders, who are not subject to a maximum federal interest rate, can charge borrowers rates of 400% or more for their loans. But more and more states are reducing that number by setting rate caps to limit high-interest loans. Currently, 18 States and Washington, D.C., have laws thatRead More →
This is where title loans can become a headache. If you don’t repay your loan on time, you can lose your car because it serves as collateral. So if you choose to take out a title loan, be sure to pay on time so you don’t risk losing your asset.Read More →