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(Reuters) -Anglo American’s Finance Director Stephen Pearce will retire this year and the company will consolidate its production businesses into two regions as the miner pursues growth in “future-enabling” minerals, the company said on Wednesday. Over the last year, Anglo American has made several management changes, including appointing a new CEO for its De Beers diamond business. It said the process of finding a successor to Pearce, who held the position for six years, is under way. As major mining companies seek to secure metals needed for the transition to a green economy, CEO Duncan Wanb… Read More “Anglo reorganises in pursuit of growth as finance boss retires”

By Maria Martinez BERLIN (Reuters) – Inflation eased in five economically important German states in the month of May, preliminary data showed on Wednesday, suggesting that national price rises are set to slow to their lowest in more than a year. The inflation rate in North-Rhine Westphalia fell to 5.7%, while in Bavaria it slowed to 6.1%, in Brandenburg to 6.3%, in Hesse to 5.9% and in Baden-Wuerttemberg to 6.6%. In April, inflation rates for those five states, out of 16 in Germany, had been between 6.8% and 7.6%. National inflation data will be published at 1200 GMT, with economists surveyed… Read More “Inflation dips in German states, pointing to national drop”

The silicon arms race never sleeps and MediaTek is now expected to update its flagship Dimensity chipset with tech to rival the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. Here’s all we know so far about the MediaTek Dimensity 9300. When will the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 be released?MediaTek has been quiet on the release date of its new Dimensity 9300 series SoC so far, but we’ve seen many sites confidently predicting that the chipset will make its debut in October 2023 – a little earlier than the November launch of last year’s Dimensity 9200. That’s interesting timing, as we’ve already reported that the Snap… Read More “MediaTek Dimensity 9300: Everything you need to know”

By Athlon Sports The arrival of Wake Forest transfer Sam Hartman at quarterback is a massive upgrade for Notre Dame’s offense. Hartman is surrounded by one of the nation’s best offensive lines and a deep stable of running backs. Finding playmakers to fill out the receiving corps and replace tight end Michael Mayer is the top priority for new coordinator Gerard Parker. Head coach Marcus Freeman must address a few question marks on defense, including how the team reloads at defensive end and at safety in the secondary. Three games – at Clemson and home dates versus Ohio State and USC – will deci… Read More “Notre Dame Football: 2023 Fighting Irish Season Preview and Prediction”

Investing doesn’t need to be another stressor in your life. God knows there’s enough of them. In June 2022, inflation hit its highest level since the 1980s, and with it lifted the cost of basic essentials like milk, eggs and gasoline to new decade highs. Meanwhile, looming recession, anxiety around job cuts and market volatility have created a difficult landscape for individuals to navigate financially. For many, money and stress go hand in hand. And in times when inflation and higher costs of living cultivate a scarcity mindset, investing your money with the hopes, not guarantee, that it’ll g… Read More “3 Ways To Leverage Automation To Make Investing Less Stressful”

A new study has revealed that Bitcoin is the most popular cryptocurrency in New York. The Most Popular Cryptocurrencies In The State Of New YorkAccording to the results, the most popular cryptocurrencies in the state of New York are: 1. Bitcoin2. Ethereum3. Pepe4. Binance Coin5. Dogecoin BitcoinBitcoin is the most popular Cryptocurrency across America. Bitcoin was the first decentralized digital currency and in recent years has gained immense popularity across the globe. Bitcoin has captured the imagination of individuals, investors, and institutions alike, as they recognize its potential to r… Read More “The Most Popular Cryptocurrencies In New York Revealed”

Recognized as a leading integrated solutions provider for today’s homebuilders, LG Electronics USA is returning to the Pacific Coast Builders Conference (PCBC), the official trade show of the Leading Builders of America and California Building Industry Association, showcasing innovations for a wide variety of today’s building and remodeling projects. New for 2023 is the first-of-its-kind Signature Kitchen Suite 48-inch built-in French Door refrigerator which recently captured the coveted Red Dot global design award. Noteworthy 2023 kitchen appliances under the mass-premium LG brand include the… Read More “LG SPOTLIGHTS ROBUST APPLIANCE PORTFOLIO, SERVICE COMMITMENT AT 2023 PCBC”

Winding up from behind midfield, former Malvern Prep star Quinn McCahon let loose a shot that caught both Duke’s goalie and all of the fans at Lincoln Financial Field off guard. When the ball bounced into the goal, McCahon gave Notre Dame a five-goal lead at halftime of the NCAA lacrosse championship on Monday. Then McCahon scored in the final four minutes to give Notre Dame its second five-goal lead on the way to its first national title, a 13-9 win over Duke. Notre Dame had been here before, fighting Duke for the NCAA crown. But the 2010 and 2014 games both ended in Duke’s favor. Luck finall… Read More “Third time’s the charm as Notre Dame tops Duke, 13-9, to win first NCAA lacrosse title at the Linc”

By Matt Hardy London Irish could today become the third Premiership rugby club within 12 months to cease being able to call themselves one of England’s top flight sides. Amid financial concerns surrounding the club – who share their home with Premier League outfit Brentford – the Rugby Football Union gave the club until today to either prove the current owners, spearheaded by Mick Crossan, or a prospective consortium involving sports agency Redstrike and ex-NFL and NBA players could demonstrate proof of funds for next season. London Irish on the edgeThough a spokesperson for the American group… Read More “D-Day for London Irish as club could miss financial deadline TODAY”

When it came to cybersecurity projects, Daniel Uzupis could always count on executive and board support during his tenure as CIO at Jefferson County Health Center in Fairfield, Iowa. “Any cybersecurity initiative I wanted to do, they didn’t argue with it; they always did it,” Uzupis says. In fact, Uzupis says he has seen over his years in IT how leadership has become more security aware and, with that, more enthusiastic supporters of security-related initiatives. “People are coming to the conclusion that compliance isn’t security,” he says. And as CIO at Jefferson County Health Center, he saw … Read More “Key IT initiatives reshape the CIO agenda”