The letters column in the Financial Review has always been an illuminating forum
for highlighting social, political and economic issues of the day. Here are some
classics:
Jackson Browne has released a new album written and recorded before the pandemic
where he looks back on his career and asks questions about immigration, the
environment, poverty, inequality and the future of democracy.
Virginia’s new redistricting commission comes to Southwest Virginia today – at
least virtually. Today is the day set aside for an online hearing to gather what
people in Southwest Virginia
Crisis communications training can prepare teams to properly respond to an
incident. Learn more on implementing training exercises to prepare for crisis.
In the battle for IT talent, victory goes to the bold and ingenious. Here’s how
to ensure your organization outmaneuvers the competition’s hiring efforts.
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. - Wayne Taylor Racing’s Ricky Taylor won the pole Saturday
afternoon for the Sahlen’s Six Hours at the Glen with a lap at 135.967 mph. It
is Taylor’s first pole of 2021.
In this year’s legislative session, marked by pandemic-fueled fiscal issues,
police misconduct and marijuana, Governor John Bel Edwards had his fair share of
landmark bills to sift through the last
AI is ready to automate essential data center management tasks. But are data
center managers prepared to make the transition from human to machine
management?
On Friday, newly-elected Plano Mayor John Muns joined 80 high school students
from the mayor’s summer internship program at the North Texas Community Bank for
Shoddily developed and deployed projects can leave your enterprise vulnerable to
attacks. Here’s how to stop technical debt from sending your organization to the
cyber-poorhouse.
Having a team to manage communications during a crisis is crucial to keeping
everybody in-the-know. Learn more about crafting a crisis communications team.
