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...“A lot of art is about information, about issues, about fighting for a just cause, and that’s fine; there’s a lot of contemporary art which is verging on the academic,” Peattie says....
...Traffic to the National Council on Problem Gambling’s helpline increased by 21 per cent year-on-year to more than 30,000 calls and texts in March....
...The failure of one of Drexel’s biggest clients, the Executive Life Insurance Company, destroyed the retirement incomes of thousands of Americans....
...Yaccarino started working in marketing soon after graduating from Penn State University, where she studied liberal arts and telecommunications....
...Zeitz remains co-chair of the museum’s board with David Green, chief executive of the V&A Waterfront, developer of the surrounding harbour district; there is also a “global council” of art-world luminaries...
...Pension reform has come under the spotlight as research by Ondra Partners shows holdings of UK-listed companies by British pension and insurance funds have plunged from about half of their portfolios to...
...Now with the company seemingly in play, high finance’s biggest and baddest funds may soon be hoping to find their own salvation in America’s heartland....
...The company, which was on the verge of securing crucial funding, was plunged into chaos....
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...Last month Boris Johnson implored English councils to stop blocking cycling and walking schemes — “trying to squeeze more cars and delivery vans on the same roads and hoping for the best is not going to...
...Adverse reactions came in fast and furious when Liverpool City Council offered free tickets to a Liverpool football game on Twitter to recently vaccinated fans....
...He looked after the Bloomsbury group’s investments, set up the UK’s Arts Council, and generally disdained the idea that money for money’s sake was a noble goal....
...it merges with its insurance affiliate Athene, the company said on Thursday....
...The Biden administration on Monday opened up the debate over the merits of companies making ransom payments to cyber attackers....
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...“This is the time for a bazooka,” rather than a time-consuming tactical approach, said Art Penn, managing partner at credit group PennantPark, after the Federal Reserve said it would begin buying junk-rated...
...Garrett, who is a former senior fellow for global health at the Council on Foreign Relations, cites Inferno, a lesser-known novel by Dan Brown, author of the best-selling Da Vinci Code, in which the WHO...
...Job moves Phoenix, the FTSE 100 insurance company, said this morning that Clive Bannister, its chief executive, will retire on 10 March after its results and he will be replaced by Andy Briggs, who left...
...The main criticism is that it's corrosive, and that especially on banks and insurance, and that it fuels bubbles in property, for example. What do you say to the critics?...
...He is an industry powerhouse — to note, he was recently appointed as the new head of the Council of Fashion Designers of America — and he has a taste level that some no doubt find questionable, but is all...
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