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CMC names 2020-21 Faculty, Staff of the Year

Rifle CMC instructor named college-wide full-time faculty member of the year

Submitted by Jesse Baalman Jason Shoup has come a long way from fixing fences at his family ranch and taking welding classes at Rifle High School. On May 13, the Colorado Mountain College, Rifle Campus welding instructor was named college-wide full-time faculty of the year. It is the only recognition of its kind to come out of all CMC’s 12 statewide campuses. After he was coaxed into a fake administrative meeting, Shoup was surprised by the announcement over an online Zoom call with more than 200 participants. The news came about a week after he was already named campus faculty of the year.

Garfield 16, Re-2 districts explore partnership to open career tech center

Garfield 16, Re-2 districts explore partnership to open career tech center
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Siemens funds Varian acquisition with US$10bn USD bond

German industrial conglomerate Siemens returned to the US high-grade primary Tuesday for the first time since 2017 to launch a new seven-part US$10bn dealto fund its acquisition of Varian Medical Systems. The US$16.4bn all-cash acquisition was announced in August and will combine Siemens Healthineers AG with the California-based radiation oncology treatments company Varian. Siemens took out a €15.2bn bridge loan last year underwritten by JP Morgan, according to LPC. The company, rated A1/A+, has always issued in size when it comes to the US dollar market, but Tuesday s bond was its biggest ever. In 2017, it raised US$7.5bn in a seven-part transaction. Since its US dollar debut in 2006 it has never issued less than US$5bn in a single trip to the market, according to IFR data.

Where are the best places around the world to invest in 2021?

The departure of Donald Trump from the White House will mean one less disruptive force on world markets, as his Tweets lose the power to upend them almost daily. His successor, Joe Biden, is expected to provide much steadier leadership as a Covid-19 vaccine is rolled out and countries look to rebuild their economies and pay the massive bills run up during the pandemic. Investing experts give their take on how events and opportunities might unfold, with a green recovery on the cards but the risk of a clampdown on the tech giants looming in the US, Europe and China.

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