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Why the majority of California schools might not reopen anytime soon — The Sacramento Observer

February 1, 2021 by CALmatters (CALMATTERS) – The first deadline Gov. Gavin Newsom set in his $2 billion plan to reopen California’s schools will come and go Monday without the necessary support from the Legislature, signaling the proposal has all but stalled. Yard duty monitors check the temperatures of students arriving at Encinal Elementary School in Atherton on Dec. 17, 2020. The Menlo Park City School District is among the few districts that kept schools open this fall during the coronavirus pandemic. Photo by Karl Mondon, Bay Area News Group The governor’s proposal aimed to incentivize school districts to reopen their campuses by paying out grants of $450 to $700 per student to schools that developed safety plans for in-person instruction by Monday and opened doors to the state’s youngest students by Feb. 16.

Apple could be worth $3 trillion next year as it benefits from unprecedented upgrade cycle fueled by iPhone 12, Wedbush says

Apple could be worth $3 trillion next year as it benefits from unprecedented upgrade cycle fueled by iPhone 12, Wedbush says mfox@businessinsider.com (Matthew Fox) © Karl Mondon/Digital First Media/The Mercury News via Getty Images Karl Mondon/Digital First Media/The Mercury News via Getty Images Apple could reach a $3 trillion valuation next year thanks to the unprecedented upgrade cycle its experiencing thanks to strong iPhone 12 demand, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said on Tuesday. Apple could sell an eye-popping 250 million iPhones this year, which would break its 2015 record of 231 million units, according to Ives. If Apple continues to execute at this pace, a $3 trillion market cap could be on the horizon over the 12 to 18 months, Ives said.

Apple CEO Tim Cook s pay soared nearly 30% last year to almost $15 million as the iPhone maker thrived amid the pandemic

Apple CEO Tim Cook s pay soared nearly 30% last year to almost $15 million as the iPhone maker thrived amid the pandemic tsonnemaker@businessinsider.com (Tyler Sonnemaker) © Karl Mondon/Digital First Media/The Mercury News via Getty Images Karl Mondon/Digital First Media/The Mercury News via Getty Images Apple CEO Tim Cook s pay package totaled $14.7 million last year around a 28% jump from 2019, the company disclosed in its annual proxy statement on Tuesday. Cook s compensation included a base salary of $3 million, $10.7 million in performance-based pay, and nearly $1 million in travel and security expenses. Apple paid Cook 256 times as much as the company paid its median employee, who earned less than $58,000 an increase from the 200 times the typical worker s pay that he earned in 2019.

Recap 2020: From Locust attacks to UFOs, the most bizarre news that happened in 2020

Last Updated: Recap 2020: From Locust Attacks To UFOs, The Most Bizarre News That Happened In 2020 Bizarre news in 2020: From flashbacks of 2001: Space Odessy to “Firenado” warning, the year 2020 has had the most bizarre news. Take a look 2020 has been a bizarre year and it has accompanied by a constant supply of bizarre and strange news. Be it a UFO or Monolith sighting, 2020 has taken everyone for a ride. So here s a look at the top 10 events that were extremely bizarre in 2020:  Poland Invades the Czech Republic by mistake  gotta love ir! Poland Accidentally Invades Czech Republic In Minor Misunderstanding https://t.co/Ku8aTGRZi1

Apple sees market value grow $102 billion after report says the company aims to produce electric cars by 2024

Apple s market value grows by $102 billion after report says the company aims to produce electric cars by 2024 bwinck@businessinsider.com (Ben Winck) © Karl Mondon/Digital First Media/The Mercury News via Getty Images Apple CEO Tim Cook. Karl Mondon/Digital First Media/The Mercury News via Getty Images Apple climbed as much as 4.7% on Tuesday following a Reuters report on Monday afternoon that said the tech giant aimed to produce electric cars by 2024. The company wants to compete in the electric-vehicle market with battery innovations to improve vehicle safety, packaging, and range, according to the report. The news, published less than an hour before markets closed, lifted Apple to a 1.2% gain on Monday.

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