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Alaska Air secures $1.2 billion in private funding and a subsidiary receives $30 million from CARES Act

MarketWatch.com 

Alaska Air Group Inc. said Thursday that it has secured $1.2 billion in private funding while a subsidiary, McGee Air Services, a ground services company that operates independently, has received $30 million in loans from the Payroll Support Program (PSP) under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air have also received $992 million, including a $725 million grant and a $267 million loan, that that companies can use exclusively for employee wages and benefits through September 30. Читать дальше...

Hull FC - blackandwhites.co.uk • Re: Contract Talks & FCs Future

Rugby League Supporters Association Online 

Armavinit wrote:


Funny this but one thing that was mentioned was that Last was the one advocating a change in direction onfeild when games were slipping and Radford maintained his “gut feeling” game plan, basically he wouldn’t be swayed. I’m sticking to “give Last a chance” let’s see how he utilises Purtill and Ellis, the A team’s been scrapped anyway.



I've said before that as Radford had control of all aspects I think this was his downfall with his blinkered vision. You... Читать дальше...



Another 35,000 file for unemployment in Ohio, but claims continue to decrease

NBC4i.com 

COLUMBUS (WCMH) — The Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services says more than 35,000 people filed for unemployment in the past week, but the amount of claims continue to decline.  According to the ODJFS, 35,623 initial jobless claims were reported in the state for the week ending June 27.   This is the ninth straight week, continued applications for […]

Economy adds 4.8 million jobs in June

WND 

(WASHINGTON EXAMINER) -- The economy gained 4.8 million jobs in June, lowering the unemployment rate to 11.1%, the Labor Department said Thursday, as Arizona, California, and Texas recorded the highest number of new deaths in weeks on Wednesday as coronavirus outbreaks worsened throughout the South and West. Economists had expected that the jobs report would…

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Marches for justice, fireworks, clothing-optional bike ride: Fourth of July weekend

City Pages 

It's Fourth of July weekend. Let's fight for a better America. THURSDAY:  Virtual fun: Scream It Off Screen Live Stream Edition The popular monthly short film competition moves their festivities online, where 15 short films get voted thumbs up or thumbs down by viewers. Find the livestream on YouTube. At the ...

Why Can't We End the Korean War? Ask Kim Jong-un.

The National Interest 

Gordon G. Chang

Security, Asia

As long as the Kim family rules from Pyongyang, there will be no enduring peace on the peninsula. And there will be no treaty ending what the Kims call the “Great Fatherland Liberation War.”

Editor's Note: As the world commemorates the 70th anniversary of the start of the Korean War, the Center for the National Interest’s Korean Studies team decided to ask dozens of the world’s top experts a simple question: Do you believe that the Korean War... Читать дальше...

Ohashi open to staging Inoue Vs Casimero in Japan

Asian Boxing 

One of the biggest boxing casualties in boxing from the current on going situation was the triple title Bantamweight unification bout between WBA and IBF champion Naoya Inoue (19-0, 16) [井上 尚弥] and WBO champion John Riel Casimero (29-4, 20). The bout, originally scheduled for April 25th, was postponed indefinitely due to the on going global situation.​Whilst this did lead to some teasing from Casimero and his team about Inoue being scare [...]

House passes bill sanctioning China over Hong Kong security law

New York Post 

The House of Representatives has approved sanctions on banks doing business with Chinese officials behind the new national security law cracking down on Hong Kong protesters. Speaking before the measure was passed Wednesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi decried Beijing’s efforts to curb Hong Kong’s freedoms. “Beijing’s so-called ‘national security’ law, passed on the eve of...

Astronauts complete second spacewalk in under a week for battery-swapping project on International Space Station

«New York Daily News» 

NASA astronauts Chris Cassidy and Robert Behnken are almost done changing the International Space Station’s batteries. The spacewalking pair finished the second of four scheduled spacewalks to swap out an aging nickel-hydrogen battery with a much stronger, longer-lasting lithium-ion one. It was part of an ongoing project started in 2017 to upgrade the station’s power system.





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