Ozy’s board initially praised Ozy’s handling of the issue. “Management has been made aware of the incident and we fully support the way it was handled,” hedge fund manager Marc Lasry, who is Ozy’s chairman of the board, told The Times on Sunday. But on Tuesday, Ozy’s board hired a law firm to investigate the …
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Lordstown Engines, a troubled electric truck manufacturerApple said on Thursday it has reached an agreement in principle with Foxconn, a contract manufacturer known for assembling its iPhone, to develop its electric vehicles and may eventually sell its Ohio plant to the Taiwanese company. Lordstown said the sale of the factory could be worth $230 million. …
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The NFL announced on Tuesday that five players will share main duties in Super Bowl LVI, giving a distinct nod to West Coast hip-hop given the game’s location at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. rap giant — Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar – will perform with Mary J. Blige and Eminem on the …
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When cinematographer Sam Levy and now-married writer and director Karen Cinorre, in her forties, first met in a film class as undergraduates at Brown, she was taken aback by the fact that she had “read all these interesting texts about him.” magic, environments and optical tricks you can play with the camera,” he says. “He …
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I run because running in that short interval, in a hectic world full of responsibilities and worries, shuts off my thinking brain and allows it to roam and swim freely in the moment. When I run alone, I prefer to run the same route as I mostly do (or I did, and hope to repeat), …
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The Senate on Thursday approved Rohit Chopra to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in a 50-to-48 party-line vote, overtaking objections from Republicans who said the bureau would use its far-reaching powers to pursue an anti-business agenda. Mr. Chopra, 39, most recently served as a commissioner on the Federal Trade Commission and has often criticized …
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Ads appear on Facebook millions of times a week. They are targeting vulnerable Democrats in Congress by name, warning that the $3.5 trillion budget bill, one of the Biden administration’s biggest efforts to pass meaningful climate policy, will devastate the US economy. “Some politicians, including Republican Houlahan, are focusing on demanding tax hikes on U.S. …
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Last Saturday, a glowing speck of light exploded in the shadows behind Jupiter. And then it continued to explode, firing two more violent jets of material into space on Sunday, followed by a fourth paroxysm on Monday. As it enraged and flared up, it became 250 times brighter than usual, like a lit match turning …
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Flying all over North America every week is part of being a major league player. The Milwaukee Brewers, for example, made it to San Diego and Miami as part of their 162-game regular season this year. Now multiply that by the 30 teams in Major League Baseball. Brewery Brent Suter can’t help but think about …
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About one in four parents in the US report that a child needs to be quarantined at home since the start of the school year due to possible exposure to Covid-19. recent findings Results of a monthly survey on vaccination attitudes by the Kaiser Family Foundation. This is despite two-thirds of parents saying they feel …
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A British clinical trial found no signs of danger from simultaneously getting a flu shot and a second dose of Covid-19 vaccine. The results are welcome news for nervous health workers as flu season hits. The study supports: recommendation US health authorities In the study, doctors recruited 679 people across the UK between April and …
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced Wednesday that it will return a 10th-century religious statue to Nepal after researchers found gaps in its record of origin. The region’s cultural history experts said the icon was probably stolen from a temple temple in the Kathmandu Valley about 50 years ago. The statue depicts Lord Shiva, a …
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