The Dunwoody Development Authority granted a tax break worth up to $2.9 million to a retail development that has drawn some criticism from residents after developers drained a stormwater management pond on the property popular with geese and other wildlife.
The development authority approved the tax abatement, which runs for 10 years, for Branch Properties' Perimeter Marketplace in the form of a bond resolution during its Sept. 17 meeting. That bond must be validated by the DeKalb County Superior Court before it becomes official, which will most likely take place in mid-October, city Economic Development Director Michael Starling said.
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Medicare and the Marketplace | Medicare Minute | courierjournal.net
Some of the most frequently asked questions we get from people under the age of 65 concerns the relationship between the Marketplace (Obamacare) and Medicare. There seems to be a great deal of confusion about how these two insurance programs work. Here are this week's questions:
Will my Marketplace insurance end automatically when I become eligible at age 65 for Medicare? The short answer to this question is “no”. You must go to healthcare.gov or contact your Marketplace insurance carrier to cancel your plan.
Man robbed of $10,000 during Facebook marketplace deal | KARK
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A Facebook deal went wrong when a Little Rock man says he was robbed of $10,000 after trying to purchase a vehicle from someone over the social media site.
According to a police report, the man says he was trying to buy the vehicle from someone named Brian Malone, and arranged to meet the seller in front of a Denny’s on Shackleford road.
VILONIA, Ark. - Security cameras catch the moment a Vilonia family says someone drove up to their home and shot a BB-gun at their horses. The family said the horses will be okay but wonder why anyone would do this.
What Does 'Integrity' Really Mean In Today's Marketplace?
Integrity, it's been said, is not something to show off to others. It's what you should be doing even when nobody's looking. Integrity is the choice between what's convenient and what's right.
Along with quality, accountability and trust, "integrity" is one of the most common words you'll find on corporate values statements. If you listen carefully, you can almost hear the John Philip Sousa music playing in the background.
But the actual practice of integrity requires much more than high-sounding speeches by the CEO and colorful posters in the company cafeteria. For evidence, just check out the companies that get exposed by whistleblowers. Or skewered by the media. Or boycotted by customers. Or dumped by investors. Or protested by their own employees.
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ALSO Launches Marketplace Platform for Artificial Intelligence
Based on the technology of ALSO's Cloud Marketplace, the company is launching a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) Marketplace Platform as the latest component of its ecosystem. It will bring together technologies, products and services from leading AI vendors with ALSO's network of experts, including solution architects, data scientists, and AI developers. Offers range from building blocks to fully managed services
AI use cases include sales process recommendation and automation, digital assistance for knowledge worker, and cybersecurity threat intelligence. Some of the fastest growing use cases are automated human resources, IT automation and pharmaceutical research and discovery. The combination with applications like Robotic Process Automation (RPA) can be a game changer for manufacturing or administration, when it comes to repetitive, time-consuming or error-prone tasks.
In California, big business is preventing "good fire" - Marketplace
While the West Coast faces record-breaking wildfires, ecologists are once again touting the importance of “good fire” — prescribed burns or naturally occurring fire far from homes and communities. Experts say these fires help clear the forests of fuel that create massive fires like we’re seeing today. For decades, the state of California has mandated extinguishing most fires, whether or not they could help prevent future disasters.
Molly Wood: You spoke with all these experts who have been advocating for good fire for prescribed burns for decades. And nobody disagrees, right? You found that there is no scientific disagreement that this is the way to prevent megafires. So how come it never happens?
‘Tenet’ Rises To $36M+ In Domestic Marketplace Still Fractured By Pandemic –
If you’re a glass-half-filled type of person, well, then yes, what exhibition is going through right now is arguably better than when all the big circuits were closed over the past six months; unless they’re seeing no foot traffic at all, and the lights are left on. Some say you can’t bring Pre-COVID perceptions of the box office to a marketplace that’s been greatly impacted by the pandemic. That might be true, but business is still bad.
Warner Bros., which is still hiding box office figures from distributors in ComScore, has finally reported the fourth domestic weekend for Tenet (3rd weekend U.S.) and the 3-day clocked $4.7M, -30% from last weekend’s $6.7M, in a nation where only 74% of all movie theaters are open (based on total grossing capacity), with hard tops still closed in Los Angeles, New York City, and San Francisco. Again, great on Warner Bros.
The Middle East is a growing marketplace, not just a war zone - Atlantic Council
Palestinian students, who will compete in the International Technovation entrepreneurship program, work on computers at An-Najah National University in Nablus in the occupied West Bank July 25, 2018. Picture taken July 25, 2018. REUTERS/Abed Omar Qusini
For the casual observer, the seemingly endless negative stories about the Middle East are reasons enough to avoid investing in the region. But a value investor knows that this can be the best time to buy.
The United States has built strong relationships in the Middle East through security, economic, and political engagement over the past decades. In turn, most regional governments are reliable allies and their people have a fondness for American innovation, creativity, and ingenuity.
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