Fees to use the Beltline and Inglewood pools won’t increase beyond $8 pending a final council decision next month. Read More …read more Source:: Calgary Herald
Continue ReadingHillary Clinton keeps blaming Bernie Sanders, but he’s not the reason she lost to Trump in 2016
On the day President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial commenced, Hillary Clinton put the spotlight on her 2016 Democratic primary battle with Sen. Bernie Sanders. Clinton said she wouldn’t commit to supporting Sanders if we wins the Democratic nomination. But Sanders didn’t behave much differently than any other primary opponent in 2016 and campaigned vigorously on her behalf after she clinched the nomination. The Clinton campaign’s hubristic strategy of taking for granted the Midwestern “blue wall” states of Michigan and Wisconsin (both of which Clinton lost to Sanders), likely had a lot more to do with her defeat. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. Hillary Clinton has taken another swing… Read More
Continue ReadingCalifornia officials say a $10 million gender discrimination settlement by the ‘League of Legends’ creators isn’t enough and calculated the game studio may owe $400 million
Riot Games, the company behind “League of Legends,” agreed in August to pay $10 million to settle a class action lawsuit accusing the company of gender discrimination. However, the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing says the company could owe as much as $400 million for denying women equal pay, according to the LA Times. The DFEH’s objection has blocked the original $10 million settlement from being approved. A Riot spokesperson described the $400 figure number as a “click-bait number with no grounding in reality.” Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. The State of California says one of the country’s biggest gaming companies could be responsible for paying… Read More
Continue ReadingAdaptive Biotechnologies plans to sell up to 9.2M shares; revenue grew 52% in 2019
Seattle-based Adaptive Biotechnologies plans to sell up to 9.2 million shares of common stock by existing shareholders, the company said in a regulatory filing Tuesday. The biotech giant went public this past June. Its stock has fallen nearly 50 percent, trading Tuesday at $26.80 per share. Adaptive, which operates a sequencing platform that can read the human immune system, also revealed Tuesday its preliminary unaudited revenue for full year 2019. Revenue is expected to be $84-to-$85 million, up 52 percent year-over-year. The company expects operating and net loss to increase. In its prospectus, Adaptive estimated its market opportunity to be greater than $48 billion. Adaptive has inked partnerships on a… Read More
Continue ReadingGender diversity on corporate boards boosts environmental performance: U of C study
Companies with more women on their boards of directors have better environmental performance, according to new research from the University of Calgary. Read More …read more Source:: Calgary Herald
Continue ReadingImpeachment Trial Keeps Candidates In D.C. Ahead Of Iowa Caucuses
Watch Video With the Iowa caucuses less than two weeks away, President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial is putting a wrench in the campaign plans for four current senators. “It’s not great to be away from the campaign trail. … It’s especially not great in a place like Iowa, in which Iowans pride themselves on taking this job really seriously,” said David Hawkings, editor-in-chief of The Fulcrum. Sens. Michael Bennet, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren all spent at least some of the weekend campaigning in Iowa. But by Tuesday, all four needed to be back in Washington, D.C., to sit as jurors in the Senate trial. “I swore an… Read More
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