Portland Symphony Orchestra (PSO) invites dynamic and enterprising leaders with a passion for music to apply for the role of Executive Director of this highly respected regional orchestra. The Executive Director will lead the entire PSO team – musicians, staff, and Board – in charting a path for continuing impact and artistic achievement as the […]
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Brookfield is looking to sell the home of Soho’s Eataly market at a price tag of $40 million. The company put the two-story retail condo at 200 Lafayette Street up for sale, according to an offering memo. The nearly 30,000-square-foot condo is leased to Eataly on the ground and basement floors, and Moncler leases a
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LONDON — In a judgment with far-reaching implications, the U.K. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a woman is someone born biologically female and that transgender women are excluded from that legal definition. The ruling was cheered by some feminists who have campaigned to safeguard rights for women on the basis of biological sex. Trans rights
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Telent’s £500m annual revenues come from a range of activities related to the installation and service of broadband telecoms and digital infrastructure systems – including connecting traffic lights and CCTV cameras to traffic controls centres. Telent’s clients across the UK and Ireland include Transport for London (TfL), National Highways, Network Rail, Virgin Media O2, BT,
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I used to overthink everything—what to say in meetings, how to present myself in new social settings, whether my opinions were even worth sharing. It’s why I long found comfort in etiquette: a set of rules that felt like a safe roadmap through uncertainty. But as I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized that real confidence isn’t
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MORGAN, Vt. — Making maple syrup in New England’s fickle spring weather can be an unpredictable business. Now President Donald Trump’s ever-changing tariff policies are adding anxiety about an industry that depends on multinational trade. “Any kind of disruption with our cross border enterprise, we feel it,” said Jim Judd, a fourth-generation sugarer who owns
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This is the time of year when many parents are thinking about buying a used vehicle for their teen drivers. The vehicle may be a graduation gift or a needed set of wheels for a summer job or trip to college. These days, SUVs are a common choice because of their sales popularity. But which
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When it comes to lunchtime staples in my kitchen, no dish deserves the title more than a grain bowl. With its flexibility and endless opportunity to customize, a grain bowl lends itself beautifully to being a go-to in any season. As we transition from cold, cozy weather to the fresh and bring spring season, this
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Kabalevsky contratulates Bernstein Today’s online Persuasion/The American Purpose runs an essay of mine building on the growing awareness that “soft power” diplomacy, long vital to American foreign policy, seems suddenly in abeyance. Referencing the three most potent cultural ambassadors to the USSR during the Cold War, I write in part: If American diplomacy cannot today deploy
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Two of Fannie Mae Multifamily’s top brass, Rob Levin and Dan Dresser, are out at the mortgage giant, according to sources familiar with the matter. Levin was head of multifamily customer engagement, and Dresser was the vice president of multifamily capital markets and pricing. Dresser had been at the agency since 2006, while Levin joined
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