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The U.S. and Canada say they have agreed to update a treaty that governs the use of one of North America’s largest rivers, the Columbia, with provisions that officials said would provide for effective flood control, irrigation, and hydropower generatio...

DWI arrest. It had been a difficult week for him, he said to the United Center crowd. He praised his supporters for staying by him while acknowledging that he might be hard to love at times. Timberlake said that he had gone through highs and lows in life with his followers, as reported by 'Page Six.' The 43-year-old singer said during his most recent arrest that he was concerned the traffic stop would «ruin the tour.» He is currently traveling to more than 50 cities as part of his Forget Tomorrow World Tour, which began on April 29 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Will legal issues impact Justin Timberlake's tour? The ongoing tour by Justin Timberlake won't be impacted by the legal matter, an insider from the music industry told 'Page Six' on Thursday. According to the insider, Timberlake will continue to promote «Everything I Thought It Was» as originally planned, which includes going on his scheduled tour.

Spencer joins after departing from Columbia Threadneedle Asset Management in April, when he and several other senior members of the firm left as part of the firm's restructure. He worked at Columbia Threadneedle for over a decade, originally joining BMO Asset Management's LLP multi-asset team as a partner, which was then became part of the former firm in 2021. Mark Harries joins Square Mile as CIO as Broomer steps down Prior to that, Spencer worked as a portfolio manager and vice president at Credit Suisse Asset Management, focusing on analysing and recommending equity and fixed in...

underwater fault line under the Pacific ocean can trigger a major earthquake along the west coast, according to a Metro UK report. The Cascadia Subduction Zone, responsible for this potential threat, is spread across 600 miles of the US regions like California, Oregon and Washington. It also extends as far as British Colombia in Canada.

Documents filed in the US District Court of Columbia showed that the government has launched a forfeiture complaint against $200,000 worth of Tether (USDT) held in Binance exchange. The cryptos were linked to a popular pig-butchering crypto scam worth $1.1 million.

In a stock exchange notice today (12 June), the board said it did not believe it would be in the best interests of investors to reduce the minimum fundraise below £250m, given the «nature of the market opportunity and pipeline». The real estate investment trust managed by former LXi REIT Advisors senior staff had already received commitments from a trio of cornerstone investors ahead of its proposed IPO, including Columbia Threadneedle Investments. With a listing date set for 17 June, the trust was seeking to raise £500m in an initial fundraise, of which between £104m and £119m had al...

a rare finding that blames a private U.S. company for human rights abuses in other countries. “This verdict sends a powerful message to corporations everywhere: profiting from human rights abuses will not go unpunished.

City of Glass(1985), the first volume of his New York trilogy, which I first read as a teenager, and Hand to Mouth(1997), a memoir that bore the subtitle, A Chronicle of Early Failure, which I discovered in the throes of an extended mid-life crisis. City of Glass is one of Auster’s most iconic works, a breathtaking work of staggering genius, to riff off the title of Dave Eggers’ celebrated novel.

George Clooney and Brad Pitt are back together in the thriller 'Wolfs,' set for release on September 20. The film marks their first collaboration since 'Ocean's Eleven' and 'Burn After Reading.'

Indian cinema has emerged a winner at the 77th Cannes Film Festival! Two Indian films — Chidananda S Naik’s ‘Sunflowers Were the First Ones to Know’ and Mansi Maheshwari’s animated movie ‘Bunnyhood’ bagged first and third prizes in the La Cinef category. ‘Sunflowers Were The First Ones To Know’ is the maiden directorial venture of Naik. Naik is a doctor-turned-director and an alumnus of the Film & Television Institute Of India. The heart wrenching movie is based on a local folklore of Karnataka which narrates a tale of an aging woman who steals a rooster. Mansi Maheshwari's animation film ‘Bunnyhood’ clinched the third prize in the La Cinef competition. Hailing from Meerut and an alumna of NIFT Delhi, Maheshwari crafted the film during her tenure at the UK's National Film and Television School.

The stars have aligned for the WNBA with Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese joining the ranks of A’ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, Diana Taurasi and others

TRLab’s Audrey Ou’s exploration into the future of digital art, NFTs, and technology

A bill passed by the South Carolina House that power companies said is vital to keep the lights on in the state has been turned into an expression of support in the Senate

Aida Diaz sat down at a long table laden with fried chicken, french fries, salad and more. Pick what you want for dinner, researchers at Columbia University instructed the 27-year-old New Yorker. Diaz filled her plate with salad, a bit of canned tuna, and chicken, grilled, not fried.

University of Chicago on Tuesday after administrators who had initially adopted a permissive approach said the protest had crossed a line and caused growing concerns about safety. University President Paul Alivisatos acknowledged the school's role as a protector of freedom of speech after officers in riot gear blocked access to the school's Quad but also took an enough-is-enough stance. «The university remains a place where dissenting voices have many avenues to express themselves, but we cannot enable an environment where the expression of some dominates and disrupts the healthy functioning of the community for the rest,» Alivisatos wrote in a message to the university community.

Hau joined Columbia Threadneedle in 2021 from the FAIRR Initiative, where she was a lead analyst. Artemis poaches head of impact equities from Columbia Threadneedle As of July, Hau will be part of the team headed by head of impact equities Sacha El Khoury, who also joined Artemis from Columbia Threadneedle in March.  «I am very pleased Lorraine is joining us as we look to build out our impact capabilities and develop the investment strategies we can offer clients,» El Khoury said.  «Clients are looking for transparent yet credible and impactful real-world outcomes, and Lorraine ...

Pro-Palestinian protesters that had been blocked by police from accessing an encampment at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Monday broke through fencing, linked arms and encircled tents that remained there, as Columbia University canceled its university-wide commencement ceremony following weeks of pro-Palestinian protests. Sam Ihns, a graduate student at MIT studying mechanical engineering and a member of MIT Jews for a Ceasefire, said the group has been at the encampment for the past two weeks and that they were calling for an end to the killing of thousands of people in Gaza. «Specifically, our encampment is protesting MIT's direct research ties to the Israeli Ministry of Defense,» he said.

Top college campuses in the West have been in ferment over the past month as students agitate over Israel’s war in Palestine; however, far from these portals of protests, recruiters are taking note, and students should be worried. Simply put, global companies may think twice before recruiting students who join the ongoing unrest. Employers are concerned that such students may find it difficult to settle down or align with the broader company culture where individual viewpoints are often superseded by that of the group, and one must learn to keep opinions in check.

The health insurer Aetna has agreed to settle a lawsuit over whether its fertility treatment coverage discriminates against LGBTQ+ patients

protesters, fending off possible disruptions of final exams and graduation ceremonies. The agreements at schools including Brown, Northwestern and Rutgers stand out amid the chaotic scenes and 2,400-plus arrests on 46 campuses nationwide since April 17. Tent encampments and building takeovers have disrupted classes at some schools, including Columbia and UCLA.