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Une reprise économique violente est annoncée aux viticulteurs de la vallée du Rhône

Une reprise économique violente est annoncée aux viticulteurs de la vallée du Rhône
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With lockdown imposed, Karnataka s liquor shops will get an early start

With lockdown imposed, Karnataka’s liquor shops will get an early start Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Perhaps for the first time in Karnataka, liquor vending units will officially be kept open from 6 a.m. from Wednesday till May 12. Till now, liquor outlets were allowed to open only at 10 a.m., even though several of them operated illegally early in the morning, Following the implementation of strict restrictions during the curfew period, the liquor outlets, along with stores dealing with essential commodities, will be open for a four-hour window in the morning. On Tuesday, the government issued orders allowing liquor outlets to open for takeaway between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. The Karnataka State Beverages Corporation, which supplies liquor, has been asked to function accordingly.

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Be MKE: Foxconn s new deal, beer gardens and the Derek Chauvin verdict

Who we are. Where we go. What we need to know. Someone said to me today that Wednesday is the worst day of the week. This newsletter comes out on Wednesdays, so I disagree. Tuesday is the worst day of the week, IMHO. The big deals this week: Foxconn has a new deal, new beer gardens and Milwaukee reacts to the Derek Chauvin verdict. Let s talk business Foxconn and the state of Wisconsin have a new deal. It s smaller. A lot smaller. The Taiwanese company is now saying that it will create about 1,454 jobs here by 2025. In exchange, Foxconn will g et up to $80 million in tax credits. When the project was first pitched, Foxconn said it would create 13,000 high-tech jobs in Wisconsin. The state would have given the company up to $2.85 billion for that.

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Out-of-state landlords are gobbling up Milwaukee homes to rent out

Out-of-state landlords are gobbling up Milwaukee homes to rent out Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Traffic travels along I-94 looking west from North 25th Street in Milwaukee on Thursday, March 18, 2021. Gov. Tony Evers is proposing an expansion of I-94 between 16th and 70th Streets from six lanes to eight lanes. - Photo by Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel via USA TODAY NETWORK Out-of-state landlords are buying Milwaukee, the GOP won t legalize pot in Wisconsin and the plan to expand I-94 west of downtown is going back for more study. Out-of-state corporate landlords are gobbling up Milwaukee homes to rent out, and it s changing the fabric of some neighborhoods

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Out-of-state landlords, no legal pot and more study for I-94 expansion

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Out-of-state landlords are buying Milwaukee, the GOP won t legalize pot in Wisconsin and the plan to expand I-94 west of downtown is going back for more study. Out-of-state corporate landlords are gobbling up Milwaukee homes to rent out, and it s changing the fabric of some neighborhoods Meet the new breed of landlord invading Milwaukee: A couple of former Silicon Valley executives who were crewmates on the Harvard rowing team; a fast-growing Ohio company that owns more than 13,000 rental homes in 14 states; a native of Peru who has run real estate companies in Houston and Palm Beach, Fla.; and a southern California woman who was looking for a place to park her cash windfall. About 6,000 properties, or 14% of all Milwaukee rental homes, are now owned by out-of-state landlords. Here s how to deal with an absentee landlord and a rundown property.

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