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County: Molokai cases due to travel, families | News, Sports, Jobs
Travel and family spread are behind the recent string of COVID-19 cases on Molokai, according to county officials and the state Department of Health. Seven cases have been reported in late August and early September on Molokai, which prior to August had only seen two cases throughout the pandemic. “These are different variations of people who have traveled, people who had family over and have spent time on Molokai and other issues,” Mayor Michael Victorino said during a news conference Wednesday. According to the mayor, seven cases were currently active on Molokai. Victorino said he hadn’t heard of any businesses that had to close or cut services. “I think they…
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Automotive HUD Market to Generate $ 5.22 billion by 2027 at 21.5{09c3c849cf64d23af04bfef51e68a1f749678453f0f72e4bb3c75fcb14e04d49} CAGR
BERLIN, Sept. 11, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Data Bridge Market Research announces the release of the report Global Automotive HUD Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By 2027. Market research reports such as Global Automotive HUD Market report prove to be an ideal solution when it comes to a better understanding of the chemical and materials industry and lead the business growth. The latest research study released by DBMR Global Automotive HUD Market (Covid-19 Version) with 350+ pages of analysis on business Strategy taken up by key and emerging industry players and delivers knowhow of the current market development, landscape, technologies, drivers, opportunities, market viewpoint and status. Automotive HUD market will reach an estimated valuation of USD…
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Anxiety Marketplace turns stress shopping into a way to help others
When Jolie DeFeis is anxious, she likes to indulge in some retail therapy. And she was definitely feeling anxious. It was March and the Brooklyn resident, 27, had just lost her job in product operations at the fitness app Classpass when the COVID-19 pandemic started shutting down businesses. A company whose business model hinges on people frequenting dozens of different gyms and boutique studios each month was among the first to close — and will likely be among the last to return. Courtesy Jolie De Feis With the stay-at-home order in full effect by the end of March, DeFeis went from busy, full-time employment to spending all of her time…
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Unni Greene for Ms. Health and Fitness 2020
Unni Greene is a fitness maven. She is a Certified Personal Trainer, Certified Sports Nutrition Specialist, and a Certified Master Trainer. A graduate of University of Miami, she also holds certifications from N.F.P.T, N.A.S.M., and I.S.S.A. Unni is also a National Level N.P.C. Bikini Competitor and Competition Prep Coach. Co- owner of SoMI Fitness with her husband William Del Sol they have been bringing their message of health and fitness to South Florida for decades. Her quest to make fitness coaching available to everyone has led her to the Ms. Health and Fitness 2020 competition. This competition invites over 3,000 health and fitness stars like Unni to compete for the…
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Howard County General Hospital offers COVID-19 testing in places of worship in September and October
Howard County General Hospital with support from the Howard County Health Department will offer COVID-19 community testing in places of worship throughout Howard County this fall at no cost to patients. Both adults and children can be tested, and a physician order is not required for testing events listed below. Sunday, Sept. 13, from 8 to 11 a.m. at St John Baptist Church at 9055 Tamar Drive in Columbia Saturday, Sept. 19, from 8 a.m. to noon at Christ Episcopal Church at 6800 Oakland Mills Road in Columbia Saturday, Sept. 26, from 8 to 11 a.m. at Oakland Mills Interfaith Center at 5885 Robert Oliver Place in Columbia Saturday, Oct.…
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Deutsche Bank Targets Commodity Finance for Mideast Growth
(Bloomberg) — Deutsche Bank AG plans to boost lending to commodity traders in the Middle East, even as other banks back away after a spate of defaults in the industry, to help double the size of its regional business. The German lender, which on Monday appointed Loic Voide and Kees Hoving as co-chief executive officers for the Middle East and Africa, is also targeting bond markets for growth in the region. “In the next five to six years, we would like to double the size of the revenues from what we have today,” Voide said in an interview. “The old Deutsche Bank wanted to be everything to everybody, and we…
