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By claiming protesters against a low traffic neighbourhood in Oxford are somehow part of a QAnon conspiracy, Siddharth Venkataramakrishnan seems to be borrowing one of London mayor Sadiq Khan’s habits of casting all opposition to his plans for extending ultra-low emissions zones as belonging to an anti-science rightwing confederacy (“How the 15-minute city became part
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The banking sector crisis cast a wide net of influence over the municipal market this week, stirring pricing volatility, upending monetary policy predictions and raising questions among participants over how deep the troubles run and whether the potential contagion will roil economic prospects. Silvergate Bank’s March 8th announcement it was closing up shop led the
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The owner of a building in the New York suburbs (let’s call it the Julex Tower) opened negotiations with a possible buyer. As is customary, the owner and possible seller asked the possible buyer to sign a confidentiality agreement, agreeing not to share information about Julex Tower or the possible sale. Like most other confidentiality
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In this day and age you have access to all sorts of information but when it comes to trading you need a place where you can find everything in seconds and focus your actions during the trading day. Prioritising this can be the difference between success and failure. Checking your open positions regularly and determining
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