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As the 2024 presidential election approaches, high-profile lawyers representing Big Tech clients are co-hosting a series of blue-chip fundraising events for the Kamala Harris campaign, but antitrust watchdogs They are raising voices of criticism. Last Thursday, a group of “Harris Antitrust Lawyers and Economists” held a virtual fundraiser featuring an appearance by former U.S. Assistant Attorney General Vanita Gupta. Ticket prices ranged up to $6,600, according to a copy of the invitation obtained by the newspaper. Notable co-hosts include Daniel Bitton, a partner at San Francisco-based law firm Axin, who is defending Google in the Biden-Harris Justice Department lawsuit targeting…

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will use one of the biggest stages in the nation’s largest city on Sunday to make one final swing in his fierce 2024 race for the White House.Holding a flashy campaign event at Madison Square Garden, a venue that bills itself as “the world’s most famous arena,” is typical of President Trump. It’s another classic Trump-style strategic decision, and as the clock ticks toward Election Day on Nov. 5, why would the former president devote his limited time and resources to seemingly safe Democratic states? This is disconcerting for experienced political types who question the…

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This small AI software company needs to prove that it can grow in the shadow of larger competitors. Lumen Technologies was one of the biggest comeback stories of 2024. The struggling telecom company’s stock price fell below $1 in June as investors spooked at the slow demise of the business wireline sector. However, it has skyrocketed to around $6 over the past four months as it has won some major AI deals. Microsoft largely rescued Lumen by signing an artificial intelligence (AI) connectivity deal to upgrade its cloud infrastructure in Azure. Lumen said it had secured $5 billion in new…

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Cantillo Opportunity Fund connects investors to luxury real estate projects in Canada EDMONTON, Albania, Oct. 28, 2024 /CNW/ – Award-winning real estate development company Cantillo has launched a new We are pleased to announce the Cantillo Opportunity Fund. Canada and southern Ontario. The fund will initially target the development of purpose-built multifamily rental properties, capitalizing on Canada’s severe housing shortage. Designed to deliver strong risk-adjusted returns, from the selection and development of real estate assets to strategic sales, the Cantillo Opportunity Fund offers flexible investment opportunities, especially for investors who register You can register using funds (i.e. RRSP, TFSA). “We…

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A black male executive smiles during a meeting. getty Being a black entrepreneur is never easy. If you are a struggling Black business owner, know that there are many Black entrepreneurs who are exhausted from running their businesses with little or no assistance. And in 2021, Black and African American-owned businesses accounted for only about 3% of U.S. businesses. It’s important to note that there are over 33 million small business owners in the United States alone. More than 80% of small businesses operate without employees. However, despite the challenges, many black men overcome adversity and find success in entrepreneurship.…

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Conservative MP Kemi Badenoch on March 26, 2024 in London, England. (Photo Credit: Karl Cote/Getty… [+] image)Getty Images Scotland should not be leading its own immigration and visa policy, the leading Conservative Party leadership candidate has said. It comes as the Conservative Party leadership race narrows and Scottish MPs call for tighter immigration controls. Kemi Badenoch, a former trade minister and current Conservative leadership candidate, said in an interview with the BBC: “Immigration cannot be devolved (…) The border is the UK border, not between Scotland and England. ” he said. Decentralization in the UK means that certain powers are…

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Several key economic indicators and corporate earnings will determine market sentiment this week. In the euro area, several major countries are expected to release monthly data on inflation and quarterly GDP, which will provide information on the trajectory of the region’s economies and influence the European Central Bank’s (ECB) future interest rates. It serves as a guide for the route. Globally, attention will continue to be focused on the United States, where non-farm payrolls reports are the most important data for financial markets. The world’s largest economy is also about to release its third quarter GDP. Investors will pay particular…

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The costs were visible and tangible. The promised benefits were not received. Critics warned of overtesting, cuts to important programs and threats to beloved teachers’ jobs, and pointed to ample examples to give credibility to their concerns. Meanwhile, reformers offered hypothetical, amorphous rewards: efficient spending and responsible schools. Political analysts since Machiavelli have described what would happen if such a battle took shape. Spoiler: The reformers end up badly. This politics is similar to the politics of Social Security and Medicare, where elected officials who care about the long term and want to address shortages are skewered for the issue.…

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On Monday, JPMorgan analysts updated their outlook on Shriram Finance (SHFL:IN), raising the price target from Rs 3,200 to Rs 3,500. The company continues to maintain an “overweight” rating on the stock. This revision follows Shriram Finance’s second-quarter results, which are in line with both JPMorgan and consensus estimates. The company reported profit after tax (PAT) for the second quarter at Rs 20.7 billion, up 18% year-on-year. This growth was supported by a 16% increase in net interest income (NII) and a 15% increase in pre-provision operating profit (PPOP). Additionally, Shriram Finance’s assets under management (AUM) grew by 20% year-on-year.…

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This report is available exclusively to subscribers of Inman Intel, Inman’s data and research division, providing deep insight and market intelligence into the residential real estate and proptech businesses. Subscribe now. This has been the most contentious US presidential election cycle in recent memory, and the securities industry is not immune. As Intel investigated last week, real estate agents are sneaking around uncomfortable political topics with some clients. But a new survey of 3,000 U.S. consumers conducted in early October found that supporters of the two major presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, offer sometimes unique perspectives on the…

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