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FTSE 100 continues to be dogged by mining sector weakness | 10 March 2021

10 March 2021 | 11:58am StockMarketWire.com - Weakness in the mining sector amid slumping iron ore prices saw the FTSE 100 underperform other European markets on Wednesday. By midday the index was down 0.3% to 6,710.18. BHP fell 3.3% to £21.28 and Rio Tinto fell 3% to £56.45. In corporate news, insurance group Legal & General shed 0.4% to 280.9p, having reported a 15% fall in annual profit driven by pandemic-related claims. Legal & General held its dividend steady at 17.57p per share. Food delivery service Just Eat Takeway gained 4.1% to £71.22 as it posted a deeper annual loss of €147 million after a rise in revenue was offset by higher spending. On a positive note, Just Eat forecast a further acceleration in order growth in 2021 amid high demand for deliveries during the pandemic.

Boeing close to deal with Southwest for 737 MAX order: Report

Boeing Co is close to a deal to sell dozens of its 737 MAX 7 jets to Southwest Airlines Co, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.

AerCap confirms talks with GE over aircraft-leasing unit

Norwalk artist says she wants viewers to ask questions when viewing her bone sculptures

Norwalk artist says she wants viewers to ask questions when viewing her bone sculptures Joel Lang FacebookTwitterEmail Norwalk artist Miller Opie creates bone sculptures.© Miller Opie / Contributed photo Last fall, Norwalk artist Miller Opie won the Jacobson sculpture award at the Silvermine Art Center’s annual A-One show for a pair of pieces fashioned primarily from moose bone. Yes, that’s right: moose, the antlered animal of northern forests. Now, as a reward for winning the A-One prize, Opie has two more animal bone sculptures in Silvermine’s current new members’ show, running through March 13. The smaller of the two, titled “Jete” after the ballet leap, also incorporates moose bone. This time, Opie has used a pair of surprisingly thin ribs. Set vertically and slightly bowed on a block of hemlock wood, the ribs suggest striding legs arrested in forward motion.

Citizens Voice March 4

“TripAdvisor: After seeing the commercials, we assumed the Keys would be safe. Imagine our shock at the packed restaurants, lack of masks, horrible traffic and crowds. So much for truth in advertising, showing deserted beaches and calm streets instead of the zoo the Florida Keys really are. Shameful.” “No need for cruise ships. The city is packed without them!” “I was up reading around 1:15 a.m. There was a large and loud jet flying into Key West. What ever happened to the sensible restrictions/curfew on the time and number of airplanes coming to our little island? We are exchanging one set of traffic problems (ships) with another (airplanes).

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