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Month: July 2022
The 2022 Whiting Literary Magazine Prize winners have been announced. The prize, awarded by the Whiting foundation, has been granted since 2018 with hopes to “acknowledge, reward, and encourage organizations that are actively nurturing the writers who tell us, through their art, what is important.” The funds issued are meant to supplement the budget of
In this article .FKRX300 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Hyundai The newest electric vehicle from Hyundai Motor is a sedan with a unique bubbly design. The South Korean automaker unveiled the Ioniq 6 Wednesday night as an “electrified streamliner,” a nod to its aerodynamic design that Americans may know best through the design of an Airstream trailer.
In this article MSFT NFLX The Netflix logo is seen on a TV remote controller, in this illustration taken January 20, 2022. Dado Ruvic | Reuters Netflix has named Microsoft as its partner for its ad-supported service, the companies announced Wednesday. “Microsoft has the proven ability to support all our needs as we together build
A Chelsea Tower rental apartments billboard. Jeff Greenberg | Getty Images The average monthly rent for a Manhattan apartment surpassed $5,000 for the first time — and brokers say demand and prices are headed even higher into the fall. The average apartment rent in June was $5,058, the highest on record, according to a report
A sign advertises to purchase cars at a used car dealership in Arlington, Virginia, February 15, 2022. Saul Loeb | AFP | Getty Images DETROIT – If investors are looking for signs of a recession or weakening consumer spending, they can skip over new vehicle prices, which hit a new record in June. Fueled by
Two people hold two Shein bags after entering SHEIN’s first physical store in Madrid, Spain, June 2, 2022. Cezaro De Luca | Europa Press | Getty Images Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein hopes to do an initial public offering in the United States as soon as 2024, according to a report from Bloomberg, which cited people
In this article SBUX Starbucks will close 16 U.S. stores, mostly on the West Coast, by the end of July because of safety concerns, according to the company. Most of the stores set to close are in the Los Angeles and Seattle metro areas. “We’ve had to make the difficult decision to close some locations
In this article TAP Molson Golden and Coors Light beer bottles are pictured at the Asylum bar in New York. Andrew Harrer | Bloomberg | Getty Images Molson Coors Beverage will return to the Super Bowl next year, making its first appearance during the big game in more than 30 years. The move comes after
In this article GM GM EVGO General Motors is building out a new network of EV fast chargers in partnership with Pilot Co., owner of the Pilot and Flying J highway travel centers, and EV charging network EVgo. The companies will install a total of 2,000 fast chargers at 500 of Pilot’s locations along American
Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty Images More home sellers are dropping their asking prices as rising mortgage interest rates and inflation have slowed down competition in the housing market. Some cities are seeing more price cuts than others. Boise, Idaho, took the lead in June, with 61.5% of sellers cutting their asking prices, according
A customer shops for shirts at an American Eagle Outfitters store in San Francisco. David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty Images Excess inventory has racked up in many retailers’ warehouses and stores. But shoppers are still paying more as they refresh the closet. Apparel prices rose 0.8% in June compared to May, and 5.2%
Charity leaders must be “constantly vigilant” about discrimination and prejudice inside their organisations, the chief executive of Shelter has warned. Polly Neate said yesterday that structural social injustice makes it inevitable that charities will be affected by issues such as racism and sexism. Neate was speaking at an event in central London hosted by the
Trustees at the Prince of Wales’s Charitable Fund have filed a serious incident report with the Charity Commission after media reports about its handling of millions of pounds in cash donations. PWCF confirmed to Third Sector that it contacted the regulator at the end of last month. PWCF received about €3m between 2011 and 2015
International development charity Emergency Nutrition Network has announced the appointment of its first chief executive, after more than 25 years without a boss. Nigel Tricks will join the charity in September, having spent more than 30 years working with international aid agencies in Africa and Asia. Founded in 1996, ENN works with programmers, policy-makers and researchers
The Charity Commission has criticised a charity where over £100,000 remains “unaccounted for” after money was transferred to a trustee’s private bank account. The commission said that Birmingham-based One Community Organisation, which was set up to help disadvanaged young people in the city, was guilty of misconduct and/or mismanagement after concluding an 18-month statutory inquiry.
Charities in England and Wales will be able to apply for up to £500,000 to fund projects that transform water services and help consumers and the environment. Ofwat, the water regulator, will launch the £4m fund early next year. It said charities, as well as other sectors including community groups and local government bodies, would be able
A military charity has been wound up after an inquiry found that most of its fundraised income was kept by a company linked to a trustee. Support the Heroes “misled the public”, and much of the money it raised “went to a private company instead of military veterans and serving personnel in need”, the Charity
The Charity Commission has urged charity trustees to consider the risks of using cryptocurrency. The commission told trustees that it was important to document their decision-making if they did decide to invest, or take donations, in cryptocurrency. Sam Jackson, the commission’s assistant director of policy, wrote in a blog this week: “Trustees who do decide
A care charity has been forced to pay more than £20,000 to a former employee after an employment tribunal upheld claims of unfair dismissal and unauthorised deductions from wages. Multicultural Elderly Care Centre, based in Glasgow, was ordered to pay Ms S Zafar a total of £21,316.40, following an employment tribunal judgment that was made on
There is a growing “digital divide” between large and small charities, experts have warned. Future funding must be used to “shore up” sustainable digital work at smaller charities in particular, the latest annual Charity Digital Skills Report said. The report, which is based on a survey of more than 400 charity leaders and published by
Overall public trust in charities remains high but has fallen significantly among those who are less economically privileged in the past year, research shows. The latest data reveals that public trust in general in charities fell very slightly to an average of 6.2 out of 10 in 2022, down from 6.4 last year, according to
Globally celebrated film music serialist and pop singer/songwriter Randy Edelman embarks on a journey to Massachusetts in several rare performances showcasing his incredible adventures through music and song in “A Life in 80 Minutes” featuring his illustrious “A Weekend in New England” (as recorded by Barry Manilow). Randy will be presenting his super hit songs