D.C. Public Schools (DCPS) is looking to hear from parents about a new middle school that will open in four years. Euclid ...

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earning over €50,000 per year from both local and international companies in this sector. He mentioned that some of these companies have annual budgets of €100 million to develop digital games ...

As part of the campaign, local police departments will step up enforcement ... MPD increased patrols in high pedestrian areas, particularly near schools, to foster compliance and safety.” ...

Elsewhere, this year’s 110 Gold Membership companies come from across Ireland and represent the dairy, meat, seafood and aquaculture, confectionary, beverages, and horticulture sectors. Gabriel ...

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Ben added: “I’d like to take the opportunity to thank all my colleagues who supported me ... in the near future.” David Dignam, Chief Executive Officer of Sigma Group said: As a company ...

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Calling it the single biggest challenge to growth, Shah worries that a lack of skilled workers could have a negative effect on the success local companies are experiencing. “We are not challenged by ...

A New Jersey company is going to invest $8.4 million at a location at Tarboro Commerce Center, as part of a plan to relocate operations to eastern North Carolina, the Carolinas Gateway Partnership ...

The pattern is benefiting the largest PBMs, whose parent companies run their own competing pharmacies. When local drugstores fold, the benefit managers often scoop up their customers, according to ...