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The drawing was held Jan. 14. Pace chose to take a one-time, lump-sum payment of $708,122.16.
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The Arizona Lottery says a ticket worth $1 million was sold at the Fry's Food Store near 43rd Avenue and Cactus Road.The ticket for the Feb. 18 drawing reportedly matched five out of five numbers with no Mega Ball.
The winning numbers in Tuesday night's drawing were 6,12,39,61 and 70.
The "$3 Million Limited" ticket was sold at the West Main Street store in Lansdale, the Pennsylvania Lottery said Friday.
The Rite Aid will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
"$3 Million Limited" is a $30 game that offers top prizes of $3 million.
This is the latest instant millionaire in the Philadelphia area this year.In February, a "$3 Million Cash Game" scratch-off ticket worth $3-milllion was sold at the Wawa at 8220 W. Bartram Avenue.
Hours later, the Pennsylvania Lottery announced that a "$3,000,000 Pennsylvania Club" scratch-off ticket worth $3 million was sold at a 7-Eleven in Langhorne, Bucks County.
Last week, a scratch-off ticket worth $1-million was sold at Giant supermarket in Quakertown, Bucks County.
The Pennsylvania Lottery says scratch-off prizes expire one year from the game's end-sale date.
The Antai College of Economics and Management at Shanghai Jiao Tong University is offering placement programs to help its MBA students gain industry experience.To get more news about MBA college in China, you can visit acem.sjtu.edu.cn official website.
“It has been the most rewarding experience of my year,” said Glenn Budhi Santoso, a Indonesian student currently enrolled in the international MBA program offered by Antai College. He participated in one of the placement programs called the Dragon Team project and served as a team leader.
The Dragon Team project is a consulting program where participating students solve partner companies’ business needs by applying the knowledge acquired from their MBA courses.
Participants of the months-long project are jointly selected by the school and the partner company through resume screening and interview, according to Santoso.
Each Dragon Project team is paired with an industry partner. “A Fortune 500 fast-moving consumer goods company in my case,” he said.
Santoso, the team leader, and three team members “worked together with the partner company’s project champion toward the strategic goal of the project defined at the beginning”, he said.
Santoso found the three-month experience “nothing but very rewarding”.
“It was the perfect opportunity to use the knowledge I’ve learned through the course material,” he said. “This project is not a simulation－rather, it is true strategy generation for an ongoing vision of our industry partner. “My team had applied knowledge gained from multiple courses including operational management, strategic management, business communications and business analytics to approach our industry partner’s vision for sustainable supply chain,” Santoso said.
In addition to having been able to apply classroom knowledge, Santoso said he was also able to learn how to communicate effectively with different stakeholders, which is “extremely important for personal development”, Santoso said, adding “I am utterly pleased with how this project has transformed me into a more professional individual”.
Each Dragon Team is assigned an academic adviser who will help them during the course of the project. Professor Zhu Qinghua, a “world-recognized authority in the field”, was assigned to Santoso’s team.
“She mentors us in the academic approach to solving our partner company’s needs utilizing her expertise in green industrial supply chain management,” he said.
Professionals at the partner company had also been very helpful, according to Santoso.
“We received a lot of guidance and support from our partner company’s project champion and others on the team, and we’ve even held multiple strategy sessions with the company’s procurement director.”
One major learning from the Dragon Team project for Santoso is that stakeholder management and communication skills are extremely important.
“I knew this beforehand, but this Dragon Team experience showed me a good example of how efficient a project can be through proper stakeholder management and effective communication.”
These two can be learned through textbooks, said Santoso. “Nevertheless, having the chance to practice and personally experience it is simply priceless.”
Nippon Express Co., Ltd. participated in the 3rd China International Import Expo (CIIE) held in Shanghai, China, over the six-day period from Thursday, November 5 to Tuesday, November 10, with Nippon Express’s East Asia Region office taking part in CIIE for the third time in as many years.To get more news about China International Import Expo, you can visit shine news official website.
The inaugural CIIE was held in November 2018 as a general trade show focusing exclusively on imports to China. Joining in this year’s third expo were approximately 2,800 companies, and the venue welcomed a cumulative total of 612,000 visitors during the event.
Nippon Express’s exhibition booth introduced the company’s air and ocean cargo forwarding services and China-Europe cross-border rail transport services, among others, and linked up to the Head Office in Japan for online seminars. The booth drew in 2,800 or so visitors from around 1,800 companies, including buyers from inside and outside China as well as government officials.
In participating in CIIE, Nippon Express is looking to support customers’ business expansion in the East Asia region by deepening relations with its customers, strengthening ties with relevant organizations, and finding new partners.
The classic bestseller “Godfather” cited Balzac’s sentiment at the beginning of the story: “Behind every great fortune there is a crime.” In “Godfather III,” the Corleones wash away the crime and get the family business legalized. Similar stories happen again and again for companies operating in gray areas. Maybe it is Ant Group’s turn to be put on the regulation track.To get more latest ant group news, you can visit shine news official website.
The abrupt halt to Ant Group’s initial public offering (IPO) sparked much discussion over the nature of the fintech conglomerate. Some argued the change of Chinese regulatory authorities’ attitude signaled a changing business environment, leading to confused reactions from investors and chilling other IPO hopefuls.
I would argue to the contrary: Ant’s IPO suspension and the new regulation portend a coherent regulatory attitude, which will contribute to more favorable business environment in China.
Part of the reason for Ant Group’s breakneck growth lies in the vagueness of its positioning. Ant is a technology company that works with financial institutions. Controlling shareholder Jack Ma has been trying hard to build the image that Ant Group is more of a “techfin” company rather than a “fintech” outfit – naturally, Ant Group would enjoy looser regulations as a result. In fact most of the existing financial regulatory requirements are difficult to apply to Ant directly.Loose regulations can explain the jaw-dropping growth rate of Ant since 2004. As the IPO prospectus shows, Ant’s Alipay app has more than 710 million monthly users and 80 million monthly active merchants making use of the Alipay platform. The turnover of Alipay digital payments was 118 trillion Chinese renminbi – almost $18 trillion – from July 2019 to June 2020. Ant’s rapid growth has brought about high profit. Ant’s revenue was 121 billion RMB in 2019, with a net profit of 18 billion RMB. That profit forms the basis of its soaring market value.
Ant is not alone. Other fintech companies, such as JD Finance, Didi Finance, and 360 Digital, have more or less adopted similar business models. These companies operate and profit in an uncertain regulatory environment, but their common business model is not sustainable.Anxiety over when the boots will fall on the ceiling causes sleepless nights, and the uncertainty of China’s regulation of the fintech sector had similar effect. Companies, including Ant, were left wondering how long it would be before regulations were tightened. Companies will chase high profits instinctively, but they also cherish a sustainable, rational operating environment. Sometimes the wish for sustainability even outweighs the profit motive, depending on the size and the maturity of the company. Now that Ant’s operations are being brought under regulations, the fintech environment is on track to become more sustainable. That is actually a positive signal for other companies.
The same rule applies to investors who are seeking long-term returns. A capricious administration would simply scare off all the investors and invite speculators. Under ordinary circumstances, investors will take the regulatory environment as an established exogenous condition and then make corresponding investment decisions. If exogenous constraints change constantly, investors will be more inclined to make short-term investments and be ready to divest at any time, or even take the opportunity to profit at the expense of others, which is destructive to social welfare. No government would encourage such speculation, which bolsters stock markets at the expense of the real economy.
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ハリースタイルが現代のファッションアイコンであることは、秘密でありません。以来、1つの方向が最初に2010年に名声に上昇したので、人々は彼の創 造的なルックスとユニークなスタイルを十分に得ることができなかった。ハリーのロッキング真珠か虹のカーディガン、ファンが着ているすべてに夢中になっているか どうか。言うまでもなく、彼はまた、今年19で最もファッショナブルなイベント、メットギャラを主催しました。
人々はまた、ハリーは、彼は伝統的な“女性的な”ルックスをロックすることを恐れていることはないということを愛している今、彼はドレスの流行のカバー にある。この瞬間は、雑誌の127年の歴史でヴォーグカバーを着陸させる初のソロマンをハリーにします。
ヴォーグの2020年12月のカバーで、ハリーはグッチジャケットとドレスコンボを着ます。26歳も、広がっている間、複数の他の女性服を着ます。彼の ファッションについて議論して、ハリーは言います：「あなたが去るとき、男性のために服があります、そして、女性のための服があります」と、一旦、あなたはどん な障壁も取り除きます
私は時々店に行きます、そして、私はちょうど私が彼らが驚くべきものであると思っている女性の服を見ているのに気づきます。それはあなた自身の生活の中 で障壁を入れているいつでも何かのように、あなたは自分自身を制限している。服と遊ぶのにとても喜びがある。私は本当にそれが何かを作成するのは、この拡張部分 になるということについてあまり考えすぎていない
ハリーも、彼のスタイリストハリーランバートが本当に彼を得る方法について話します。ランバートについて話すと、ハリーは言う。ハリーは、彼らが最初に 会ったとき、Lambertsが彼に「一対のフレアと私が好きであった」ことをためすよう頼んだと言います。しかし、彼はずっと彼のスタイルでより自由になる。
何が変わったか知りたいですか？衣料品は安くなり、ショッピングはcardioとしての資格を得ました、そして、あなたの洗濯をするよりしばしば傾向は 確立されました。
パリファッションウィークの最前列に座っているような感じです。トレンディな服を予算で購入し、何度も着て、それを投げ出す。突然、誰もがハリウッドA ライスターのように服を着る余裕がある。それはほとんど、あまりにも良いことを感じるか？ファーストファッションは、滑走路の外観を取ると大量の顧客のニーズを 満たすために安価でそれらを生成するビジネスモデルです。それは安いです、それは汚いです、そして、それはファッションの暗い面へのステップです。アイデアは、 昨日、市場で最新のスタイルを得ることです。
過剰生産と消費のこの汚いサイクルは、ファッションを世界で2番目に大きな汚染産業と呼びました。それで、プロの女性はいつ彼らの購買決定を質問し始め ましたか？2013年に、バングラデシュのラナプラザ衣類工場は崩壊しました。女性は疑問を呈し始めた：服を作る本当のコストは何ですか？どのように我々の惑星 に影響を与えるのですか？そして、我々は助けるために何をすることができますか？
女性として、我々は手頃な価格で傾向のための食欲を持っているが、誰かがどこかを払っている多くの人々はどのようにブランドが繊維から完成服を生産し、 どのようにグローバルスケールで大きな問題に貢献するかを認識していません。
彼らがアメリカで存在する同じ労働法に従う必要がないように、多くの速いファッションブランドは彼らの生産を海外でアウトソーシングします。状況の現実 は、これらの衣服は不当な賃金と貧しい労働条件で搾取工場で生産されます。
World of Warcraft fans don’t have long to wait before the next major update for WoW Classic goes live. With a release date set for today, the launch of WoW Classic’s Blackwing Lair will bring the latest Phase 3 content to the game. The 40-man raid has been locked in for launch since January, and now Blizzard has confirmed when the classic Blackrock Mountain battles will begin.To get more news about buy wow gold shadowlands, you can visit lootwowgold official website.
WoW Classic players should already have access to the Blackwing Lair attunement quest, “Blackhand’s Command,” meaning it should be easy to dive into the Raid as soon as it becomes available.
It also follows the launch of the Darkmoon Faire, which will be available to visitors for a week before shutting down until the following month.
WHAT IS THE WOW CLASSIC BWL RELEASE TIME?
Blizzard has confirmed that the WoW Classic Blackwing Lair release date has been set for Wednesday, February 12, 2020.
And it won’t just be the big raid making its debut today, with plenty of other World of Warcraft Phase 3 changes also confirmed.
When it comes to the official unlock, Blizzard has revealed that the WoW Classic BWL release time has been set for 11pm, GMT.
This will mean a much earlier unlock time for World of Warcraft fans getting ready to tackle Nefarian in the United States.Gamers in North America can expect access to the Blackwing Lair by 3pm, or 6pm ET, depending on where you live.
“In the dark recesses of the mountain’s peak, Nefarian, the eldest son of Deathwing, conducts some of his most awful experimentation, controlling mighty beings like puppets and combining the eggs of different dragonflights with horrific results,” the official description explains.
“Intent on seizing the entire region for his own, he marshalled the remaining Dark Horde, a rogue army that embraced the demonic bloodlust of the old Horde.
“These corrupt orcs, trolls and other races battled against the Firelord Ragnaros and the shadowy Dark Iron dwarves for control of the smouldering mountain. Before he was vanquished by fearless heroes, Nefarian created the twisted chromatic dragons and a legion of other aberrations in his bid to form an army powerful enough to control Azeroth and continue the legacy of his infamous father, Deathwing the Destroyer.
The problem with revisiting somewhere familiar after a long absence, is that your memory has become crystalised. To you, this place will always look like it did in the final moments you spent there, sealed off from the passage of time. The fading paint, the creaky chair, the doors unlocked, the garden landscaped. This was a valid concern for those returning to the vanilla World of Warcraft presented in WoW: Classic. Azeroth has been through cataclysm and upheaval since its inception. To revisit it in its earliest days risks making the colourful ever-changing world feel like an interactive museum exhibit. But Blizzard are taking care to replicate the patch-by-patch experience of what it was like to live through the highs and lows of the genre’s monolith.To get more news about safe wow classic gold, you can visit lootwowgold official website.
Speaking with Eurogamer recently, lead software engineer Ryan Birmingham was asked about the four phases of content planned for Classic’s release. “I’m glad you asked,” he responded. “It is no longer four phases, it is six.”
As someone who has played the game since 2005, hearing that we would be not just revisit vanilla, but relive it, was a significant shift in my perspective of what WoW Classic would be. Sure, it was always going to be interesting on a base level, but beyond that, would it really be worth logging in again and again? Could you really keep all the players with a single moment, frozen in time? As both a player and someone who has worked in the industry, I’d say no. You couldn’t. But Blizzard went further than this.
World of Warcraft’s biggest strength wasn’t just that your environments would change over the course of your journey, it was that your character world evolve, too. During a later expansion, I saw a warrior log into Orgrimmar, the orc capital city. He, a colossal Tauren, stood in a complete set of Tier 3 Dreadnought Armor, so I knew he had endlessly crunched his way through the vast, evil halls of Naxxaramas. This grand minotaur sat astride a giant bug, black chitin plates shifting in the sun. A mount he could’ve only acquired by being the first (or at least one of the first) to slam his scepter into an ancient gong, and open the doors to Ahn’Qiraj, after the entire population of the server had contributed hundreds of thousands of resources and endless hours to the task.
Yet over time, WoW saw transmogrification introduced, the ability to make any weapon or piece of armour look like so many others. The significance of armor sets started to wear off. The prestige of those Dreadnought plates was worn away. In Classic, gear becomes important again, even if it’s just enviously side-eyeing someone standing around in full Bloodfang leather as you lumber your mishmash jumble of multicolored nonsense through the journey to level 60.
By using “phases” to repeat the evolution of WoW through its multiple updates, the gear will unlock in order. This is extremely important in Classic. If you could immediately grind your way through game after game of high-fantasy capture the flag to earn epic PvP gear, you could make mincemeat of Molten Core and Onyxia’s Lair (the first two raids in the game). Here, you’ll have to earn your high-level gear by diving into raid dungeons with thirty-nine other people, slowly piecing together your best possible equipment over days or weeks, likely just in time for the next “phase” to arrive. There are no heirlooms (boosted gear for your other characters), and no bringing huge amounts of gold into the server to buy high-end crafted gear. As Blizzard stated in a Q&A session this week, they’re barely even adjusting the loot tables.