Avison Young Retail has sold Waterloo Square Retail Park in South Shields on behalf of owner Royal London Asset Management for over £4million. The shopping park, which fronts Coronation Street between ASDA and the King Street shopping area, is close to the city’s new bus and tube interchange. The 40,925Read More →
More than thirty years ago, North Korea and South Korea signed a declaration of “denuclearization” renouncing the reprocessing of plutonium, the enrichment of uranium and the development, testing or possession of ‘nuclear weapons. To reach an agreement, the United States withdrew its own nuclear missiles from South Korea and canceledRead More →
With Fernandinho’s existing deal at the Etihad Stadium running out this summer, there could be a vacancy in the middle of the park for the Premier League champions, although it has been suggested the veteran Brazilian could sign a new contract. year at the end of the campaign. The 36-year-oldRead More →
In the latest sign that North Korea may be preparing to resume major weapons testing, satellite imagery has shown its nuclear test site being built for the first time since it closed in 2018. Images taken Friday of the Punggye-ri facility in the country show ‘very early signs’ of activityRead More →
Trafficking has been a long-term challenge in Cayman. Photo: Taneos Ramsay In depth: our series of stories looked at traffic challenges and solutions As rush-hour traffic jams cripple Grand Cayman’s roads, the government is taking the first steps toward creating a comprehensive public transportation system on the island. The MinistryRead More →
HAMDEN – The latest town audit shows that Hamden continues to face significant responsibilities. But it also gives residents reason to be optimistic, as the city’s fund balance has grown over the past fiscal year. In 2019, Hamden had more debt per capita than any city in Connecticut, according toRead More →
Nutanix, a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, today announced the results of the survey recently commissioned by IDC CXO, highlighting that if companies are developing better digital habits and systems, a shift is needed from digital culture to the realization of value. Surveying EMEA leaders, the Nutanix-sponsored IDC InfoBrief FromRead More →
Post-COVID-19 impasse in Russia creates new unknowns February 26, 2022 4 minute read By: Western economic sanctions to punish Russia for its invasion of Ukraine are piling up a new set of unknowables on a global economy already distorted by the coronavirus pandemic and a decade of ultra-cheap money, ReutersRead More →
The best listening experience is on Chrome, Firefox or Safari. Subscribe to Federal Drive’s daily audio interviews at Apple podcast or Podcast One. Agencies and vendors using contracts managed by the General Services Administration should notice some improvements in their buying experience throughout fiscal year 2022. The Federal Acquisition ServiceRead More →
Netflix streaming platform bids farewell to another Marvel show called ‘Daredevil’. The show will not be available on the streaming service starting March 1. Netflix licenses the content, which means it obtains the rights to the content from the original owner, and then it is able to stream the content.Read More →
Jeff Stewart, a longtime Lafayette Utilities System employee, was appointed by Mayor-President Josh Guillory to lead LUS as its first permanent director in nearly four years. Stewart, an LSU graduate who began his career at LUS as an electrical engineer in 2001, has served as the utility’s power and engineeringRead More →