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Economics Summer Graduation 2019 Tuesday 16 Jul 2019 Congratulations to all our Undergraduate students who will be graduating this summer. On 19 July 2019, our Undergraduates students will be awarded their degrees at the graduation ceremony which will take place in the Warwick Arts Centre. Later in the day, graduates along their family and friends are invited to join academic and administrative staff from the Department of Economics to celebrate their graduation success and achievements for an evening reception of drinks, food and music, starting at 4.30pm in Panorama, Rootes Building. Prize winners Prize winners for this year’s awards will…
Andy Burnham must scrap the Whitehall quango Homes England if he wants his council house building revolution to succeed, his allies have told The i Paper. The probable next prime minister has promised “the biggest council house building programme since the post-war era” – a plan set to be guided by his new No 10 North office. There is mounting speculation that Burnham could break up Homes England, the public body responsible for delivering the country’s affordable housing. Shorts Scroll to previous short Scroll to next short news Venezuela earthquake survivor rescued after eight days – the latest Caption: TOPSHOT…
New Cryptocurrency Regulation Hits a Deadline as SOL and ADA Stall While Pepeto Points to a Breakout
Two deadlines landed in the same week and every new cryptocurrency on the market felt the weight. The CLARITY Act faces a July 4 signing target with the Senate short of 60 votes, and MiCA VASP licenses expired across all 27 EU countries on July 1. SOL holds $82 but sits 54% below January, ADA trades at $0.16 after dropping 40% in June, and the smartest capital in the room keeps loading a fresh crypto presale that a former Binance expert is guiding toward an exchange listing. New Cryptocurrency Rules Face a July Deadline as CLARITY Act and MiCA Reshape…
After decades shaping the careers of some of electronic music’s biggest names through his work in PR, Manchester-born David Silverman has stepped fully into the spotlight as Silver Man. His latest single, Paint Me In Gold, is a cinematic blend of breakbeat rhythms, spoken-word poetry and immersive electronic production, built around the chance discovery of recordings from an anonymous Scottish poet found on Reddit. Drawing on the musical heritage of Manchester’s late-’80s cultural explosion while taking cues from artists such as Burial, Bonobo and Fred again.., Silver Man creates music that feels both deeply nostalgic and strikingly contemporary. Ahead of…
The three hotels comprise a total of 543 rooms. Credit: Chedko / Shutterstock.com. French asset manager Eurazeo has sold its stake in Spanish hotel portfolio FST Hotels to hospitality-focused private equity firm Extendam. The portfolio comprises three hotels in Madrid and Barcelona, with a combined 543 rooms. Discover B2B Marketing That Performs Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms. Find out more In a statement, Eurazeo said the sale concludes an investment cycle that began in 2022, when FST Hotels was acquired through a joint venture. The portfolio originally included five hotels…
RBI has reportedly renewed its call to keep banks and payment systems insulated from cryptocurrencies and privately issued stablecoins as India reviews its digital asset policy. Summary RBI has reportedly recommended limiting banks’ exposure to cryptocurrencies and privately issued stablecoins. The central bank also proposed preventing crypto from being used for payments while keeping tokenized regulated assets outside any restrictions. The proposal comes as India continues tightening crypto oversight through stricter AML rules and enhanced compliance checks. As first reported by The Economic Times, Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor Rohit Jain and Executive Director P. Vasudevan presented the central…
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A handful of private equity and real estate deals were announced ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, while Carlyle and Sun Life Financial closed two deals first announced months earlier. Funds SP Growth Fund reaches €34m first close for Finnish private credit SP Growth Fund, a Finnish private credit fund managed by SP Growth […] Source link
Key Takeaways Bitcoin has fallen 28% as CLARITY Act approval odds dropped from 74% to 40%. Senate vote uncertainty is emerging as a potential headwind for Bitcoin sentiment. August could determine whether regulatory clarity or macro forces drive Bitcoin’s next move. Bitcoin has lost 28% since May 14. That was the day the Senate Banking Committee advanced the CLARITY Act on a 15 to 9 vote, digital asset funds absorbed $857.9 million in weekly inflows, and the price touched $81,000. Seven weeks on, the token trades near $60,000 and the bill’s odds of becoming law this year have halved to…
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