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COVID-19 cases spiking again at some ICE detention centers

Critics blame ICE s failure to widely provide vaccines to detainees for the rise in COVID-19 cases at several facilities, including two in Arizona.

Photo gallery: Inverness punters head out to support first weekend of hospitality come rain or shine

Photo gallery: Inverness punters head out to support first weekend of hospitality come rain or shine With the first weekend of hospitality reopening after the coronavirus lockdown falling on the May bank holiday weekend, it is no surprise it was a busy one for the industry. Updated: May 3, 2021, 3:16 pm © DCT Media For brilliant recipes, the best of local produce, fresh ideas and insight, subscribe to our weekly Food and Drink Newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Food and Drink Newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up With the first weekend of hospitality reopening after the coronavirus lockdown falling on the May bank holiday weekend, it is no surprise it was a busy one for the industry.

Barclays s Derailed Prison Bond Deal Shows Growing Might of ESG

Barclays’s Derailed Prison Bond Deal Shows Growing Might of ESG Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Amanda Albright and Danielle Moran © Bloomberg The Barclays Plc headquarters sits in the Canary Wharf business, financial and shopping district of London, U.K., on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2015. In its monthly consumer confidence index, GfK said a measure of Britons outlook for the economy over the next 12 months dropped to minus 4 in October, the lowest reading this year. (Bloomberg) The first sign of trouble came last week: A small group of investors circulated a letter lambasting Barclays Plc for helping to raise hundreds of millions of dollars to build two privately owned prisons in Alabama two years after the bank publicly vowed to cut financing ties with the for-profit industry.

Alabama prison construction project loses 2 financiers

Gov. Kay Ivey said the state would continue to pursue a multi-billion dollar prison construction project despite the loss of two financiers ahead of a bond issue. Bloomberg reported Monday that Barclays pulled out from underwriting bonds for two prisons planned by Tennessee-based CoreCivic, amid criticism that the bank was breaking a promise to stop supporting for-profit prison companies.  “While our objective was to enable the state to improve its facilities, we recognize that this is a complex and important issue,” Barclays said in a statement sent to The Advertiser on Monday. “In light of the feedback that we have heard, we will continue to review our policies.” 

Barclays Drops Prison Bond Deal at Last Minute After Furor

Barclays Drops Prison Bond Deal at Last Minute After Furor
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