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In These Cities, Car-Free Streets Are Here To Stay Cars? In this economy? Here’s how four cities took back miles of pavement from cars, making a popular pandemic solution into a permanent fixture.
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WorkBritain is 'resolute' on nurses' pay, senior minister saysThe British government is "resolute" it will not budge on nurses' pay, senior minister Oliver Dowden said on Sunday, ahead of a planned second nationwide walkout by the profession over an average pay offer of 4% while inflation runs at more than 10%. Work� � | | � WorkWorkStreamings Golden Age Is Suddenly Dimming“These companies pulling back — thinking longer and harder about each project — is actually good for the business,” said Mr. Greenblatt, the former television executive turned producer. “It will hopefully lead to less waste and more shows worth watching.” � | | WorkWork
WorkWork � | | WorkWorkHow Can Tainted Spinach Cause Hallucinations?Exposure to anticholinergic plants can have severe effects but is rarely fatal. It is also relatively uncommon: In 2020, there were 856 cases of exposure in all of the United States, none of which resulted in death, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers. � | | WorkWork � | | WorkWork � | | WorkWho is striking? How this coming weeks walkouts will affect youIf you are reading this page and can\'t see the form you will need to visit the mobile version of the BBC website to submit your question or comment or you can email us at HaveYourSay@bbc.co.uk. Please include your name, age and location with any submission. WorkAmir Wilson: If Tom Cruise asks me to climb a mountain, Ill do itThe rising British star is returning to play Will Parry one final time for the BBCs third series of His Dark Materials. He tells Roisin OConnor why he has no trouble relating to Wills grief over the death of his father, his hopes for future roles, and why scaling cliff-faces proved just the ticket for clearing his head � | | WorkWorkElon Musk puts future as Twitter chief to public voteA few hours after the announcement, Mr Musk appeared to contradict it by tweeting that \"casually sharing occasional links is fine, but no more relentless advertising of competitors for free, which is absurd in the extreme\". Work'I quit my job rather than go back to the office'\"We\'re in the UK, productivity is at an all-time low. You have people... saying to you, \'we are more productive with a remote first type set-up.\' Why not trust them and see what happens as part of a great experiment?\" WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkThe fundraising stages are not about dollar values they're about riskRisk comes in many shapes and forms. When your company is at the idea stage, you may get together with some co-founders who have excellent founder-market fit. You have identified that there is a problem in the market. Your early potential customer interviews all agree that this is a problem worth solving and that someone is — in theory — willing to pay money to have this problem solved. The first question is: Is it even possible to solve this problem? WorkWorkTrump Faces a Week of Headaches on Jan. 6 and His TaxesThrough myriad congressional and Justice Department investigations, including ones related to whether his 2016 campaign conspired with Russian officials to sway the election that year, Mr. Trump has repeatedly attacked the investigations, calling them a “witch hunt.” For decades he has insisted that he is a victim whenever he faces scrutiny. Mr. Trump had the same response when his company was convicted of 17 charges of tax fraud and other financial improprieties roughly two weeks ago. WorkEtsy boss: It's not about getting loo roll quickBut retail analyst Mr De Mello warned the timing of the deal was \"not ideal given the downturn in e-commerce spend\" this year. \"Time will tell\" whether the acquisition works out for Etsy, he added. WorkWorkProud Boys Trial Is Set to Open, Focusing on Role in Jan. 6 ViolenceThe lawyers have raised similar claims about a veteran Washington police officer, Lt. Shane Lamond, who could tell the jury how Mr. Tarrio was in constant contact with him before and during Jan. 6. But prosecutors have been investigating Lieutenant Lamond’s relationship with Mr. Tarrio for several months, and his lawyer has said he will most likely invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination if called as a witness. WorkWorkThe top fintech stories of 2022And with that, I will sign off. This is the last newsletter I’ll publish in 2022. I don’t know where this year went, and to be honest, in many ways it was really, really hard. But there were also a lot of bright spots, including growing this newsletter audience and having the honor of sharing this content with all of you. Thank you again. Happy holidays to all of you, and Happy and Healthy New Year! May it be a better, brighter and wonderful year. xoxo, Mary Ann WorkWorkThis Is When The Average American RetiresDeciding when to retire means sorting through several key considerations: the balance of your retirement savings, your Social Security benefit and Medicare, which you’re eligible for when you turn 65, can all impact when you decide to retire. Here’s a calculator that can help you make the right decision. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkArgentina Hits the Streets for Long-Awaited CelebrationThe procession ended at Republic Plaza, a sea of celebration in every direction. Every avenue leading to the plaza was clogged with revelers. From above, the plaza was an expanse of humanity, hundreds of thousands of people, interspersed with waving flags and occasional fireworks. WorkOpinion: The irony behind this word of the year | CNN For Amy Bass, joy is going to rock concerts with her high school best friend - and their two teenage daughters. "It has been an amazing experience. I loved every second of watching our girls battle for position in the pit at Harry Styles' show. ⦠Indeed, just as we once joined the thousands of voices walking out of a U2 show singing '40' long after the band had left the building, our girls are part of a generation of fans that seems to look out for one another," Bass wrote in a reflection on Taylor Swift-mania and Ticketmaster. Getting tickets to concerts has never been easy, recalled Bass, who remembers sleeping outside in the cold to stay in line for tickets and getting Joey Ramone's guitar pick after her mom accompanied her into a venue at age 15 due to her lack of ID. But Bass argued this amazing generation of kids deserves more magic and less merch. She pledged to stay "in the trenches with my kid, trying to support her love for music the way my mother did for me." WorkWorkWorkHousing market predictions: Six experts weigh in on the real estate outlook in 2023“We\'ve lived with the pandemic for almost three years, but that still is not enough time to shift ownership, financing, and regulatory systems for conversion of underutilized office space,” he says. “We might see the beginnings of conversions, but most buildings will stay in limbo due to long-term commercial leases and the continuing high cost of financing.” WorkIn Heart of Perus Protest, a Pause to Mourn the DeadAmong them was Marleni Durán, 48, a mother of two children, who described life in the region as difficult. She said she woke at 4 a.m. to buy alfalfa, which she resells in a market, along with a traditional corn dessert. She finishes her day around 10 p.m. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWork'I quit my job rather than go back to the office'\"We\'re in the UK, productivity is at an all-time low. You have people... saying to you, \'we are more productive with a remote first type set-up.\' Why not trust them and see what happens as part of a great experiment?\" WorkThe Education of CNNs Chris LichtIn terms of morale, let me just say, you work at a world-renowned news organization alongside the best journalists on the globe. Your jobs have meaning. Your jobs have an impact. You are part of something bigger, of something with tremendous meaning. And nothing about that has changed. And you have in me as a leader, who has done a lot of your jobs, someone who has your back every step of the way. My loyalty is first and foremost to this organization and to journalism without fear or favor to anyone else, including our parent company. WorkWorkWant to Understand Televisions Troubles? Look at AMC.Complicating matters, AMC Networks doesn’t own some of the shows that it made famous, including “Mad Men,” which is owned by Lionsgate, and “Breaking Bad,” which is owned by Sony, according to people with knowledge with the matter. But AMC Networks does own “The Walking Dead,” and it has already begun to promote new shows from the Anne Rice Immortal Universe franchise. The company’s library value could weigh on any price that the company is able to command in a sale. WorkWorkTwitter says it will no longer allow 'free promotion' of other social media platforms\"Since 2006, Twitter has acted as an information utility, along with a news browser, organizing tool, office watercooler, social network and global platform for protests, campaigns and lies that fueled an insurrection,\" he said. \"The emergent behavior we see in reaction to the past week of changes will shape what Twitter will be in 2023, and to whom.\" |
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