PSquashAz
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BREAKING... Mark Walter, the American billionaire with ownership stakes in major international sports teams, has made a multi-million dollar investment in the squash commercial vehicle designed to accelerate the transformation of the PSA World Tour.
sportbusiness.com
Mark Walter, the American billionaire with ownership stakes in major international sports teams, has made a multi-million dollar investment in a squash commercial vehicle to accelerate theā¦
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Exclusive: big news for squash with Chelsea co-owner investing into the sport. Mark Walter already backs the worlds and sees 'tremendous growth'. Deal set to be announced today. https://t.co/B9OOdtSdht
telegraph.co.uk
Exclusive: Mark Walter is Todd Boehly's business partner and his investment has been hailed as a 'game-changer' for the sport
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How Amazon grew an awkward side project into AWS, a behemoth thatās now 4 times bigger than its original shopping business
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Where Romantic Poetry in a Fading Language Draws Stadium Crowds
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That 300,000 people celebrated Urdu verse during a three-day festival was testament to the peculiar reality of the language in India.
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Waymo driverless cars now open to everyone for trip to PHX Sky Harbor airport..... https://t.co/ZS4e14W9iQ via @azcentral
azcentral.com
Waymo's announcement not only opens its service to anyone who wants a driverless ride, but also nearly doubles the company's Phoenix service territory
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Genetecās 2022 State of Physical Security Report Shows Future Is Hybrid
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Lunges, squats, and splits. Some passengers on delayed flights arenāt shy about working out at the terminal. āThese people will never see you again.ā https://t.co/Xh0NA3Xri0 via @WSJ
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More passengers are discovering the benefits of exercising during this summerās long flight delays.
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Every Single Patient in This Small Experimental Drug Trial Saw Their Cancer Disappear
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4/ But smaller pieces of the story are everywhere. The New York Times framed the situation as "a painful lesson in how interconnected economies are across vast distances," with "delay and shortages in any one place rippling out nearly everywhere."
nytimes.com
Pandemic-related product shortages ā from computer chips to construction materials ā were supposed to be resolved by now. Instead, the world has gained a lesson in the ripple effects of disruption.
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In Montreal, lighting plans for heritage buildings are at the level of an art form.
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Archaeologists uncover well-preserved āfast foodā counter in Pompeii https://t.co/mLYwxHnvYm via @FRANCE24
france24.com
Researchers said on Saturday they had discovered a frescoed thermopolium, or fast food counter, in an exceptional state of preservation in Pompeii.
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āThe bottom line is that unless you come into the game stacked, youāre not playing.ā Lockdown-battered small businesses face dearth of credit options. https://t.co/s4P26Jgbvc via @WSJ
wsj.com
Banks are lending less to small businesses today than they did before the financial crisis. Loans to big businesses, meanwhile, have surged.
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Phoenix tries 'cool pavement' to curb heat island effect https://t.co/txGl7jMGyy via @azcentral
azcentral.com
As temperatures continue to rise this summer in Phoenix, the city is piloting a tool they hope will help curb the urban heat island effect.
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The rise and fall of the office
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At first offices resembled factories. Later they became a second home. Is this the end of the water-cooler century?
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McGill University research institute launches global contest to find new ventilator designs
cbc.ca
Research teams around the world have two weeks to come up with a simple and efficient ventilator design in a contest launched by the Montreal General Hospital Foundation and the Research Institute of...
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