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A sex-addicted California man is suing streaming service Twitch for $25 million for exposing him to so many “scantily clad women.”
Black Voices for Trump coalition member David Harris Jr. discusses the importance of a police presence and slams Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan (D) for her lack of leadership and failure to dismantle the Capitol Hill Organized Protest zone (CHOP).
Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton provides insight into Hunter Biden’s visits to China and Secret Service records which reportedly show he took 411 flights and visited 29 countries when his father was Vice President of the U.S.
Telegram will return $1.2 billion to investors in its canceled crypto token offering and pay an $18.5 million fine.
Forbes Media chairman Steve Forbes says the 2020 presidential election and the possibility of the Democratic Party controlling the House and Senate is causing the market to worry.
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The first stage in the opening up of one of the continent’s
largest telecoms markets is now complete as Ethiopia’s communications regulator
has revealed that it has received interest from 12 potential buyers of two
licences.
Up to now, state-owned Ethio Telecom has had a monopoly
on the phone and internet business in Ethiopia, which has a population of 109
million.
The introduction of competition could transform the market
and boost the number of mobile subscribers, which stood at 37 million in 2017
according to the World Bank.
In a statement, the Ethiopia Communications Authority (ECA) said
that of the 12 submissions, nine were from telecoms operators, two were from
non-telecoms companies and one was incomplete.
Among those interested are:
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A joint South African-Kenyan-British bid from Vodafone,
Vodacom, and Safaricom - South African company MTN
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Senate Bill 318 (Chap. 467, Stats. 2013) was signed into law on October 1, 2013 and is operative January 1, 2014. The bill created the Pilot Program for Increased Access to Responsible Small Dollar Loans (RSDL) to increase the availability of responsible small dollar installment loans of at least $300 but less than $2,500. Finance lenders who are licensed underthe CFLL and approved by the Commissioner of Business Oversight (Commissioner) to participate in the program may charge specified alternative interest rates and charges, including an administrative fee and delinquency fees, on loans of at least $300 but less than $2,500, subject to certain requirements. Licensees participating in the program are also permitted to use the services of a finder as defined in Section 22371 of the Financial Code.
Licensees under the former pilot program for affordable credit-building opportunities:
Effective January 1, 2014, Senate Bill
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For investors remaining sidelined after the market’s impressive bounce back, the opportunity may now be too enticing to ignore. According to J.P. Morgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, COVID-19 will drive equity supply growth as companies pivot away from buybacks in an effort to raise capital, with 2019 marking the first time since 2015 that the net supply of shares, or the share issuance adjusted for de-listings and buybacks, increased materially.Alarming for investors, the previous decade-long trend of declining equity supply in part fueled the market’s bull run as buybacks pushed earnings higher. Some analysts also point out that a larger equity supply could weigh on stocks and cause volatility if companies don’t purchase shares when their stocks fall.Panigirtzoglou, however, takes a different stance. He notes that the drop in buybacks hasn’t negatively impacted the market yet. In fact, he argues the low returns for both bonds and cash will