The artist duo Broomberg and Chanarin are parting ways Courtesy of Goodman Gallery
The artist duo Broomberg & Chanarin have achieved an international reputation for their photographic, moving image and performance works that grapple with themes around warfare, surveillance, historical truth and the challenging of authority. They are represented in the collections of Tate, MoMA, the V&A and Centre Pompidou and in 2013 they won the prestigious Deutsche Bourse Prize.
But now Broomberg & Chanarin are no more. According to a statement issued this week by Fabra i Coats Contemporary Art Centre in Barcelona, after more than two decades of collaboration the pair have “legally, economically, creatively and conceptually committed suicide”.
Financial sector headlines are often dominated by banks and insurers. But there is one area that has emerged as a steady grower and dividend payer: financial exchanges.
Exchanges’ gains contrast against steep declines in the broader financials sector, where traditional banks in particular have grappled with ultra-low rates and a slowing global economy. Over the past several years, many exchange operators across the globe have seen strong share price rises, including Nasdaq, the London Stock Exchange Group and Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing.
We think exchanges are solid companies that offer a number of attractive characteristics for both growth- and income-oriented portfolios. These businesses typically have high barriers to entry, high margins, low capital spending needs and strong free cash flows. They have returned plenty of capital to shareholders, and shares of most companies provide some yield. And compared to banks, exchanges have required less operating capital and have
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TAAL Announces AGM Results and Senior Management Appointments
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VANCOUVER, BC, Dec. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -
TAAL Distributed Information Technologies Inc. (CSE: TAAL) (FWB: 9SQ1) (OTC: TAALF) ( TAAL or the Company ) a blockchain infrastructure and service provider, is pleased to announce that all matters put forward to its shareholders at the Company s annual general and special meeting of shareholders (the Meeting ) were duly approved, including the election of two new members to its Board of Directors and the re-election of all other Board members. The Company is also pleased to announce four new appointments to its senior management team in North America and Europe.