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 | From the Editor's Desk A wave of discontent over sustainability policies is sweeping across the Atlantic, making green growth harder and putting the leaders and financiers who are fighting to implement environmental, social, and governance (ESG) policies under pressure. And the upcoming U.S. election will not make life any easier for the companies that are navigating the powerful currents of anti-ESG lobbies. |
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| Work Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey  The house is painted in vibrant colors and has many original features, including a split-front Dutch door, a curved staircase, pine floors, decorative molding, built-in-cabinetry and window seats. It is less than two miles from the George Washington Bridge. |
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| Work Doctor born in segregated Parkland hospital elected system's first African American medical staff president  “Our story is not written, so we make of our unique opportunities and backgrounds and strive to become more than what society might say that we’re capable of doing. And I think that’s our quest to place that in the minds of each and every patient and new child that’s born here and in every member of the medical staff,” he said. |
| Work Texas fertility doctors monitor fallout from Alabama Supreme Court ruling  “Is the government going to force patients to transfer abnormal embryos? Or are we going to have to keep these embryos forever? If you get divorced, can you claim child support for embryos that are frozen?” he asked. |
| Work Josh Norris scores twice, Ottawa Senators beat Dallas Stars  “This room had all the feel that we were going to play a really good game,” Pavelski said. “Coming in, you could tell the guys were there and then we got out there and we got worse as the game went on.” |
| Work Trump moves to dismiss his classified documents indictment, citing presidential immunity  \"President Trump’s alleged decision to designate records as personal under the PRA and cause them to be removed from the White House—which underlies Counts 1 through 32 of the Superseding Indictment—was an official act by the incumbent president,\" the former president\'s attorneys wrote in court papers filed in federal court in West Palm Beach, Florida. |
| Work A ‘family vacation' for two: Why more parents are taking trips with one child at a time  She recalled holding hands with her mom and watching a geyser erupt. \"I also remember leaving the park tired from walking, getting dinner together and being able to order soda — which we didn\'t usually have at home!\" |
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| Work Man found guilty of murder in Alaska Native woman's killing that was captured on stolen memory card  He became upset, retrieved a pistol from the garage and shot her in the head before dumping her body north of Anchorage. He told police where the body was left, and authorities later found a skull with a bullet wound there. |
| Work What's next after the Alabama ruling that counts IVF embryos as children?  One movement calls for people who don’t plan to use embryos for further pregnancies to do what they call “compassionate transfer” and implant them into women’s uteruses at a time when the pregnancy is unlikely to occur. ___ |
| Work Classes canceled at Pioneer Technology and Arts Academy Friday following school shooting  Mesquite police were called to the school Monday morning about a student with a gun. Police say the 16-year-old student refused to drop the weapon and during negotiations, three officers fired 19 rounds before the student surrendered. |
| Work Wellington, Wilma Webb condemn vandalism of Denver’s Martin Luther King Jr. memorial  “Whoever took it down, you’re wasting your time; all we’re going to do is put it back up,” said Wellington Webb. “You don’t have enough money to keep taking it down. We’re going to outraise you, we’re going to outwork you and we’re smarter than you.” |
| Work Keeler: Carl Mattei is back at Regis Jesuit on Friday, three years after “painful” Raiders divorce — only it’s with upset-minded Denver East: “I’ve moved on.”  That old intersection looms, the one he’s avoided for all those months. The comforts figure to be cold and few for East on Friday afternoon, save for one: When it comes to pulling shockers along Lewiston, Mattei already knows the way. |
| Work Avalanche waste strong effort from Justus Annunen, fall to Red Wings in overtime  5. Remember when the Avs’ top three players took turns driving the offense through the first three months of the season? Mikko Rantanen was great for the first month, then Cale Makar was fantastic for a month. It was MacKinnon’s turn in the third month, but he hasn’t given up the baton since. |
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| Work Nikola Jokic has a triple-double against every NBA team — except Denver — after Nuggets crush Wizards  Malone lamented pregame that it was unfair to Nnaji to go into the long break after a solid performance in Denver’s last game against Sacramento, rendering it impossible for the backup big to build on it. Based on that merit, Nnaji played Thursday instead of DeAndre Jordan and took advantage of the opportunity with hustle plays. |
| Work Daily horoscope for February 23, 2024  (Feb. 19-March 20) ★★★ This is a strong day for you because the Sun is in your sign. And there is a Moon Alert all day, which could create delays and shortages to your work. You also might lack the motivation to be productive. That’s OK. Enjoy a long lunch. Tonight: Cooperate. |
| Work Man accused of arranging maritime smuggling attempt that killed three migrants off Ocean Beach arrested  “Too many precious lives are needlessly lost in catastrophic incidents like this one,” said U.S. Attorney Tara McGrath in a statement. “Case after case demonstrates that smugglers are more interested in maximizing profits than safety, which all too often leads to tragic results.” |
| Work Jury finds San Diego food truck vendor guilty of arson, insurance fraud  Hartsfield had been out of custody in the run up to the trial. He was arrested and jailed Feb. 10, although it was not immediately clear why. After the verdict, Judge Kimberlee Lagotta ordered him to remain in custody without bail. |
| Work San Diego man charged with threatening Arizona election official Hyde is at least the second San Diego County man to face such charges in recent years. Oceanside resident Johnathan Ryan McGuire pleaded guilty in 2022 to threatening to kill Sen. Chuck Schumer in a profanity- and bigotry-laced voicemail left at the office of the New York Democrat. A judge sentenced McGuire to five months in prison and three years of supervised release. |
| Work EPA demands Chiquita Canyon to take action following landfill's impact on neighboring communities  According to Barger, the closure of Chiquita Canyon is “currently warranted under the conditions of the county’s CUP” based on information that included the analysis of air quality monitoring data. |
| Work LASD seeks public's help finding West Hollywood assault suspect  Anyone with information regarding the assault was urged to contact Detective J. Morales at 310-358-4058 or [email protected]. Tipsters who prefer to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477 or visitp3tips.com. |
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| Work In Bay Area, Biden vows to restore abortion access amid legal uncertainty about fertility treatments  Mackenzie Mays covers state government and politics in the Los Angeles Times’ Sacramento bureau. Previously, she worked as an investigative reporter for Politico, the Fresno Bee and the Charleston Gazette-Mail. In 2019, she received the National Press Club Press Freedom Award for her political watchdog reporting. She is a graduate of West Virginia University and proud Appalachian. |
| Work Rescuing Abandoned Dogs Is His Rehab  At Freedom Home, Mr. Favor also runs Broken Souls Rescue and Recovery, to facilitate adoptions, and he also created a program to connect recovering addicts with the dogs. This venture he called Pitbulls and Addicts, for “two misunderstood breeds” that need care and acceptance. |
| Work A Basement of Items, a Lifetime of Stories  I asked Sergeant Riley what was behind them. He said it was the entrance to the office of the Manhattan Property Clerk, where thousands of pieces of evidence are stored. Lost possessions that have been turned into the police are also kept there, he said, as well as items recovered from ground zero after Sept. 11. |
| Work Starbucks Baristas Fuel the Working World. But Is Anyone Helping Them?  When Mr. Roseman applied to the Starbucks College Achievement Plan, an online degree program offered through Arizona State University and a signature benefit of his employment, he found that he did not work enough hours to be eligible. “It was a gut punch,” he said. “If my hours hadn’t been cut, I would have 100 percent qualified.” He filed an initial complaint in August and is considering filing a second. |
| Work Tammy Murphy’s Campaign Manager Departs After Rocky Start to Senate Race  Two other Democrats, Larry Hamm, a left-leaning activist who has served on the Newark school board, and Patricia Campos-Medina, a labor leader who runs the Worker Institute at Cornell University, are also competing for the Democratic nomination in the June 4 primary. Several Republicans are vying to run for Mr. Menendez’s seat, including Christine Serrano Glassner, the mayor of Mendham Borough; Curtis Bashaw, a hotel-chain owner from Cape May; and Alex Zdan, a former television news reporter. |
| Work N.Y. County Order Targets Transgender Women and Girls in Sports  According to Mr. Blakeman’s office, the executive action signed on Thursday, which does not restrict transgender boys and men from competing on boys’ and men’s teams, will affect thousands of teams across all levels that compete at Nassau County facilities. |
| Work N.Y.C. Protest Calling for Gaza Cease-Fire Targets Pro-Israel Senators  Organizers blamed senators supported by AIPAC for passing an aid package this month that included $14.1 billion for Israel’s war against Hamas. The bill must still go through the House, where its fate is uncertain. |
| Work A New, Gay-Friendly St. Patrick’s Day Parade Is Coming to Staten Island  Ms. Mamelak said the new parade would be organized by the Staten Island Business Outreach Center, a nonprofit community development organization. Mr. Adams will attend the new St. Patrick’s Day parade, his office said. |
| Work Caitlin Clark ultimate guide: The Iowa senior's pursuit of the NCAA scoring record  If @CaitlinClark22 gets drafted to the @IndianaFever this summer, I believe she will put up MVP-caliber numbers as a rookie. While her opponents will be at a different skill level than in college, her teammates will be at another level as well. Her game translates. |
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| Work AT&T Outage Triggered by Company Work on Network Expansion  “In my experience, this type of outage can negatively impact financial results in the quarter in which it occurs and cause short-term lost goodwill with customers,” David Heger, an analyst at Edward D. Jones & Co., said in an email. “However, it does not have a longer term impact on the business.” |
| Work 2 Top Biotech Stocks That Wall Street Thinks Could Soon Double in Value  Alex Carchidi has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Iovance Biotherapeutics, Merck, and Pfizer. The Motley Fool recommends Novo Nordisk. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. |
| Work MercadoLibre (MELI) Q4 2023 Earnings Call Transcript  This article is a transcript of this conference call produced for The Motley Fool. While we strive for our Foolish Best, there may be errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in this transcript. As with all our articles, The Motley Fool does not assume any responsibility for your use of this content, and we strongly encourage you to do your own research, including listening to the call yourself and reading the company\'s SEC filings. Please see our Terms and Conditions for additional details, including our Obligatory Capitalized Disclaimers of Liability. |
| Work Fidelity Manager Dumps Nearly All Treasuries on Growth Optimism  The strategy is now more positive on stocks but “very underweight duration,” he said referring to a measure that typically reflects the sensitivity of a bond portfolio to changes in interest rates. |
| Work Trump argues presidential immunity in push for dismissal of classified documents case  As a result of his immunity motion working its way through the appeals process, Trump managed to force the federal judge in Washington to cancel the scheduled 4 March trial date. Trump might now also be able to have his May trial date in Florida cancelled by repurposing the same tactic. |
| Work Ukrainian children who lost loved ones in war to address UN security council  At first the trauma of what had happened hit Ilya hard. “At first he was afraid, very afraid, and he could not eat well because he went through the occupation,” Olena said, but he has improved considerably since. “Many people currently do not understand what actually has happened what’s going on right now in Ukraine, and Ilya is already talking very calmly about it,” she said. |
| Work Court to rule on Shamima Begum appeal against citizenship removal  Even if Begum’s appeal is successful, it does not mean she can return to the UK. Notwithstanding a likely government appeal for the case to be considered by the supreme court, several British women detained in north-east Syria retain British citizenship but have not been repatriated. |
| Work Shakespeare expert overturns fly-tipper myth about playwright's father  "As a whittawer, whose trade was to lighten sheep hides before turning them into finely crafted leather goods such as decorative gloves, John Shakespeare - along with the town haberdashers, mercers, milliners, woollen drapers, felt-makers and tanners - would have needed ready access to urine for several stages of their finishing processes. [Shakespeare's] muckhill ⦠may have been a crucial urine collection site for the cluster of fabric and leather working tradesmen living in this area of town." |
| Work Watchdog to investigate 'franchise student' provision at Leeds Trinity  "Bringing university-level study to parts of UK society that have not previously been able to access it is a noble aim, but there has been concern that some universities may be cutting corners on governance and oversight and that some of these students might not be getting the positive experience they deserve," Kernohan said. |
| Work Met police are 'arrogant and resistant to change', Doreen Lawrence says  Lawrence also called for "urgent reform" of the education system to help eradicate discrimination. "Twenty-five years after Macpherson suggested reforming our national curriculum, black Britons still don't learn about their history in British society," she said. "Unless this is changed, they will always grow up feeling that they are seen as second-class citizens. |
| Work Energy price cap in Great Britain to fall to £1,690 from April, its lowest in two years  Simon Virley, the head of energy and natural resources at the consultancy KPMG, said: "Five years after introducing a cap on energy prices, and following two years of record high energy prices, consumer appetite for switching suppliers seems to be severely dampened by a perceived lack of deals in the market. With prices now falling rather than rising, hopefully this will spark a new range of fixed price deals." |
| Work Standard Chartered chief's pay jumps 22% to £7.8m after profit bump  Winters said: "We produced strong results in 2023, continuing to demonstrate the value of our franchise and delivering our financial objective ⦠We will now build on this success, taking action to deliver sustainably higher returns." |
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| Work Spain tower block fire: between nine and 15 people still missing, Valencia mayor says - Europe live  (00:29 h) #IncendioCampanar:El subdirector de Emergencias de la @generalitat, Jorge Suárez, informa de la ÃLTIMA HORA:â¡ï¸Se confirman 4 personas fallecidasâ¡ï¸Las caracterÃsticas del edificio no permiten trabajar en la extinción del interior del edificio. Se sigue enfriando la⦠pic.twitter.com/mYmfJJM6eP |
| Work Russia-Ukraine war live: US to unveil fresh wave of sanctions on Putin's 'war machine'  Alexei Navalny's mother, Lyudmila Navalnaya, said she has been shown her son's body. Navalnaya has accused Russian investigators of "blackmailing" her over the funeral of her son, claiming they are trying to force her to hold a private burial ceremony without mourners. She quoted one of the investigators as saying: "Time is not on your side, corpses decompose." |
| Work Mick Gooda says voice referendum failed because of 'crash through or crash' strategy  In a career of advocacy spanning decades, Gooda served on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Commission, the Australian Human Rights Commission, as co-commissioner for the royal commission into detention of children in the Northern Territory and on the senior advisory group to co-design the voice to parliament, among others. |
| Work NSW Health warns of opioid risk after people took heroin thinking it was cocaine or methamphetamine  In January 2024, three people were admitted to hospital and one was treated in intensive care after taking a form of nitazenes, which are strong synthetic opioids that can cause severe overdose or death. |
| Work 'Breathtaking': education ministers approve national ombudsman to tackle sexual assault at Australian universities  Research released by the Australian Human Rights Institute this week found about half of students at Australia's 39 universities knew nothing or very little about where to make a sexual harassment claim or seek assistance. |
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