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Question of the Day By JOHN FINERAN - Associated Press - Wednesday, April 7, 2021
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Getting to the College Football Playoff hasn’t been a problem for Notre Dame. Staying in it has for Brian Kelly’s Fighting Irish, who suffered double-digit semifinal losses to eventual national champions Clemson in the 2018 season and Alabama in 2020.
Kelly knows that if Notre Dame wishes to legitimize the point that it is among the nation’s elite programs, it will have to score more than the 17 points combined it produced in losses to the Tigers (30-3) and Crimson Tide (31-14).
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The invesment team behind Centennial Asset Management/BlueLake Partnersâ freshly launched pre-IPO fund has got one more member.
Morgan Stanleyâs Michael Carmody is on the move.Â
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Carmody has been with Morgan Stanley for the past decade, and prior to that spent almost ten years at Bank of America. It is understood he will join Centennial as an executive director for investments and business development.
His hire takes Centennialâs investment team to three, and Carmody will work closely with founders Matthew Kidman and Gary Joffe.
Centennial has two core funds, its Level 18 long/short equity fund â focused on small caps â and the Centennial Conviction Fund, which invests in a smaller concentration of listed small cap companies.
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A three-year pitched political battle to put in place the goods and services tax so dominated the thinking of the Howard government that it had to decide when to shut the nation s pubs while fighting off internal concerns on everything from petrol to the red tape faced by businesses.
Cabinet papers from 2000 released on Friday by the National Archives of Australia reveal the extent then-Prime Minister John Howard, Treasurer Peter Costello and other senior ministers wrestled with the minutiae of a generational change in the nation s tax system.
Treasurer Peter Costello and Prime Minister John Howard in Parliament. Howard famously ruled out introducing the GST, declaring never ever .
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