July, 2019 - - Page 7

Demonstrators gather in La Cañada in protest of immigrant detention centers

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[ad_1] “I think that the solution should come from the top,” Linda Torn of Highland Park said. “They control the money, they control the tax dollars, they make the policy. Now because they have failed […]

Media diversity concerns as PR firm takes control of Tasmanian regional papers

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[ad_1] Updated July 13, 2019 15:32:19 Photo: Brad Nowland (left) and Brad Stansfield are former Liberal party staffers. (Supplied: Font PR) A public relations firm boasting two former Liberal party senior advisers has purchased two […]

a closer look at the OECD solution

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[ad_1] Business New Zealand’s proposed Digital Services Tax would bring with it a laundry list of problems, for not much revenue. Should this country follow Australia’s path and instead work with the OECD for a […]

UK facing decades of economic decline, Varadkar warns

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[ad_1] Britain will face decades of economic decline after Brexit, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has predicted, adding that the UK is “struggling to cope” with its reduced status on the world stage. Mr Varadkar said that […]

IT Unemployment Rate Estimated at 20-Year Low

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[ad_1] Demand is surging for information-technology workers with advanced digital skills, as more companies seek help developing data analytics, artificial intelligence and other emerging business tools. Tech trade group CompTIA estimates that the unemployment rate […]