/PRNewswire/ - Tucows Inc. (NASDAQ: TCX) (TSX: TC), a global internet services leader, today reported its financial results for the first quarter ended March.
pete: lucas, thank you very much. appreciate it. let s hope some sanity is restored by the supreme court in this moment, especially based on what we know. but it s a new year which means, guys, as legislatures go new laws take effect and there are some interesting ones across the states. first nationally, folks should note the no surprise act, means insurance companies have to cover out of, out of network expenses when there are emergencies which is helpful for some people and probably have some ramifications. but here is some other interesting ones that caught our eyes. out in oregon, they can sell cocktails to go now. in california 15-dollar minimum wage for any business over 25 employees. ohio will require financial literacy classes for all high school graduates. in nevada, insurance companies can t deny coverage for homeowners based on breed of their dog. in washington statehouse sellers must disclose a property s internet access.
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3. Beginning in the first quarter of 2020, portfolio revenue consisted of individual sales from Tucows’ surname portfolio following the sale of the Company’s remaining domain name portfolio in the fourth quarter of 2019.
“The fourth quarter was a solid finish to a very good year for Tucows,” said Elliot Noss, President and Chief Executive Officer, Tucows Inc. “Revenue and gross margin from our Domains and Ting Internet businesses, excluding the impact of large bulk domains sales from our Domains Portfolio in prior year periods, increased 6% and 13% year over year, respectively, for the fourth quarter, and for all of 2020 were up 5% and 13%.”
who actually gets a smaller paycheck, would not be the middle class? she is saying the employer will bear the brunt of that. which is focused on, i find it interesting the she throws e $52 trillion. the entire company from 2016 to 2018 was that s like sinking the entire economy for the last three years to pay for this. she s trying to focus on the $11 trillion that she says is the part that we pay as consumers. she is actually selling this as the largest tax cut in american history, because you don t have that. we don t pay premiums, deductibles, co-pays. network expenses. all of that, we get to keep in our pockets. who is going to pay it? the federal government says government employers, the report there, new taxes on financial transactions, another surcharge on wealth. the top 1%. she will find ways to make sure
immigrants. okay. that moment from last week s debate has some democrats worried the party may be moving too far left on health care. will those positions cost democrats in the general election? joining us now to talk about this and more, we have terry mccaauliffe of virginia and a c political commentator. good morning, governor. happy fourth of july weekend for you. you as well. what did you think when you saw every democrat on that stage raise their hand to ensure undocumented immigrants? the first thing i thought of, if you re sitting out there in america today, you have one question. what about me? who s talking about my prescription drug costs? who s talking about my out of network expenses? people are happy generalry with their doctor but not happy with prescription drug prices. undocumented workers come to the country, they re going to get health care through a plan or