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Melba Russell: The Longest-Serving Employee in Walgreens History

Melba Russell: The Longest-Serving Employee in Walgreens History

Citizenship

Melba Russell had to retire due to her hip problems, which her doctor said could only be healed by staying off her feet. Despite being 88 years old,...
Mary Kay's 60th Anniversary Reforestation Initiative with Arbor Day Foundation

Mary Kay's 60th Anniversary Reforestation Initiative with Arbor Day Foundation

Citizenship

In the year of its 60th anniversary, Mary Kay has launched an ambitious reforestation plan for 2023, in partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation....
Kimberly Etchings: A Risk-Taker’s Journey to Success in the Financial World

Kimberly Etchings: A Risk-Taker’s Journey to Success in the Financial World

Citizenship

Kimberly Etchings is a person who is not afraid to take risks. She found her own way to attend a college she had never visited before, which was...
22 Students Awarded Henkel Scholarship for Educational Excellence and Leadership

22 Students Awarded Henkel Scholarship for Educational Excellence and Leadership

Citizenship

Henkel is a company that values education and believes it is essential for unlocking opportunities. To support this belief, Henkel has been running a...
Sustainable Economy

Greeniums in ESG-Labeled Bonds: The Impact of Vintage Year and Quality

08/17/2023
Greeniums in ESG-Labeled Bonds: The Impact of Vintage Year and Quality
Investors in bonds labeled as ESG expect that issues with strong green or social credentials will have higher prices than conventional bonds from the same issuer. This price premium, called the “greenium,” has been decreasing over time. However, when considering factors such as quality and volume...

Getting Ready for an Electric Future

02/14/2023
Getting Ready for an Electric Future
Local, state, and federal infrastructure investment agencies are under increasing pressure to demonstrate progress in addressing climate change and socioeconomic inequities. The opportunity to invest in publicly accessible electric vehicle (EV) charging networks is compelling. However, despite...

The Covid-19 Crisis: Cashless Societies Impede Economic Recovery

01/27/2022
The Covid-19 Crisis: Cashless Societies Impede Economic Recovery
The sudden, violent outbreak of the global COVID-19 pandemic thrust the cashless debate once again to the forefront of economic discourse around the world. Was now the moment to start doing away with cash for good? Would economic recovery be facilitated through the introduction of digital-only...
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Politics

Hispanic Association Corporate Responsibility opens 2023 survey

01/11/2023
Hispanic Association Corporate Responsibility opens 2023 survey
The Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR) has announced the start of the 2023 Corporate Inclusion Index(TM) (CII) survey. The survey will be open from today until March 31. The Hispanic American Community Relations Council's annual corporate accountability survey provides...

Strength in Tradition

01/09/2023
Strength in Tradition
Not long ago, Veronica Big Plume (Sweetgrass Woman) donned a cap and gown and walked across a stage at Mount Royal University's graduation ceremony. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in sociology, but she has also been a member of the Medicine Pipe Society and the Beaver Pipe Society through...

World

Peace in Mozambique Needs More EU Development Aid

04/21/2023
Peace in Mozambique Needs More EU Development Aid
The EU and its 27 Member States lead the world in Official Development Assistance (ODA) and provided 43% of global ODA in 2021. For that year, the EU disbursed €70.2 billion with €19.37 billion allocated to the continent of Africa. They also provided substantial humanitarian and military aid for...

Rising cost of sports stops Canadian Children from joining organized sporting events

04/20/2023
Rising cost of sports stops Canadian Children from joining organized sporting events
COVID-19 has had a far-reaching and long-lasting impact on Canadian sports and recreation. The impact was immediately felt in 2020, as research revealed that Canadian children lost over 277 million hours of sport participation1. While 19% of parents reported their children participating in more...
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