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“The day I feel comfortable about bowling 20-30 overs and I get the nod from the doctors, I’ll run to play a match” Mohammed Shami has been out of action since the ODI World Cup final last year  •  Getty Images India fast bowler Mohammed Shami is now “100%” pain-free and wants to play one or two Ranji Trophy games to try and be fit for the tour of Australia that will start at the end of November. Shami is on the road to recovery after sustaining an ankle injury that has kept him out of action since the ODI World Cup…

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In today’s rapidly evolving job market, certain positions have emerged as particularly challenging to fill, creating significant hurdles for industries striving to keep pace with technological advancements and changing market demands. From tech innovators to healthcare providers, employers across various sectors are facing a common dilemma: a glaring shortage of skilled professionals. This article delves into the hardest positions to fill right now, exploring the underlying reasons for these vacancies and the broader implications for businesses and the economy. As we navigate through these labor shortages, understanding the dynamics at play is crucial for developing strategies to attract and retain…

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In a significant move that underscores the evolving landscape of the construction and property development sector, Pilon, a renowned name in building and refurbishment services, has officially joined forces with United Living. This strategic merger promises to reshape the industry, creating a powerhouse poised to lead in innovation, sustainability, and community-focused projects. As stakeholders and market observers watch closely, the integration of Pilon into United Living is set to bring forth new opportunities, challenges, and potentially, a new era of growth and expansion in the construction realm. Pilon Construction Group Joins Forces with United Living Group Introduction to the Acquisition…

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In the wake of a disaster, the economic aftershocks can be as devastating as the physical destruction, especially for small businesses. While large corporations often have the resources to rebound, smaller enterprises may struggle to survive without assistance. This is where big businesses can play a pivotal role. By extending a helping hand, they not only contribute to the recovery of small businesses but also help stabilize the local economy, preserving the social fabric of the communities they share. In this article, we will explore the various ways in which big businesses can support smaller ones in the aftermath of…

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Last year, the top interest groups in Washington spent over $283.1 million lobbying for their respective industries. Nearly every industry has a lobby or association that fights for their interests in Washington, and corporations’ spending on political advocacy only continues to grow. On top of that, the 2010 Citizens United Supreme Court decision ruled that businesses and corporations could spend an unlimited amount of money in elections. Since then, companies have poured millions and millions into campaigns for candidates and ballot initiatives that are in line with their business agenda. Most successful companies are involved in politics at some level…

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Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance — which protects business leaders from personal losses if they are sued due to their decisions made on behalf of the company — is a critical component of risk management for businesses of all sizes. Small to mid-size businesses (SMBs) and non-profits, in particular, face growing pressure to secure this coverage as they navigate regulatory complexities, market volatility and increased exposure to lawsuits. The outcome of the 2024 election will likely shape the Directors & Officers insurance market in several key ways, particularly through changes in regulatory frameworks, litigation risk and corporate governance expectations. 1.…

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Blockchain has the power to reach new heights for customers and sellers. Blockchain technology is transforming every industry, unlocking more potential with new markets and regions. When talking about blockchain technology and its impact over eCommerce, the focus has been 100% on B2B payments. However, recently there has been a significant shift towards blockchain’s impact in B2C (business-to-consumer) and C2C (consumer-to-consumer) markets. Even though blockchain’s adoption and influence over these platforms is still progressing, one thing is clear – blockchain has the power to reach new heights for customers and sellers. The Evolution of E-commerce Platforms Due to the Covid…

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As a high school student in the ACE Mentor program, Schillivia Baptiste was intrigued by a career in engineering. She took part in a local summer engineering program at Manhattan College that led her to degrees in civil engineering in both college and graduate school and later to start her own firm. As CEO of Mineola, New York-based Laland Baptiste Construction Management and Engineering Consultants, Baptiste is committed to bringing more women and people of color into engineering and STEM jobs. Baptiste is president of Professional Women in Construction’s New York chapter, a nonprofit organization that supports and connects women…

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The new owner of attorney Alex Murdaugh‘s murder home is a South Carolina businessman and father of two who is in the process of completing extensive renovations on the scandal-ridden property, Realtor.com® can exclusively reveal. The 21-acre Moselle Estate House in Islandton, SC, was purchased by Alexander Wallace Blair, who paid $1 million for the Murdaugh family’s four-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home at an auction in February 2024, property records show. The original 1,700-acre estate—where Murdaugh brutally executed his wife, Maggie, 52, and son, Paul, 22—first came on the market in 2023, when it was sold to two local businessmen for $3.9…

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IBM stock sinks nearly 7% on Q3 earnings miss. Revenue in third quarter missed Wall Street consensus by $110 million. Morgan Stanley lowers price target on IBM shares. Software was the only segment that grew from a year ago. International Business Machines (IBM) flunked its latest test late Wednesday when the venerable tech company missed expectations for revenue in its third quarter. Shares plunged 6.7% midway through Thursday’s session, falling under $218 per share. IBM’s pullback helped to send the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) back by half a percentage point by lunchtime, while the NASDAQ and S&P 500 both…

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Americans are on the move — and a new report shows where they’re headed and where they’re coming from. Census data released as part of the American Community Survey shows that Americans are increasingly heading South. The survey asked respondents where they live now and if they lived in the same place a year ago. It’s an attempt to understand when and where Americans are moving within the country — or what the Census Bureau refers to as state-to-state migration. It has been a very busy year for food recalls in the United States. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration…

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It started with a misspelling on a whiteboard. When Cody Detwiler’s business partner accidentally wrote “alcolo” instead of “alcohol” during a team meeting, most would have reached for the eraser. Instead, the YouTube star known as Whistlin Diesel saw something different: the perfect name for a beverage brand that would capture the wild spirit of his content empire. That moment of serendipity has now evolved into an intriguing creator-led product launch, demonstrating the unprecedented power of digital influence in traditional retail markets. The automotive content creator, known for his over-the-top vehicle stunts and irreverent humor, has launched Alcolo, a ready-to-drink…

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