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Stifel sees healthy 2021 for waste sector

Stifel sees healthy 2021 for waste sector Equity research firm sees disciplined management and sector growth benefiting waste company bottom lines next year. For all that COVID-19 has done to the state of North American public health and the economy in 2020, the waste sector has maintained profitability and is set to see more profits accrue in 2021, says Baltimore-based equity research firm Stifel. The company and its Group Head and Managing Director of Diversified Industrials Michael E. Hoffman have released a Solid Waste 2021 Outlook report predicting “room for upside surprise” for waste company shareholders. Hoffman and his Stifel colleagues point to cost savings “extracted” in 2020 lasting into 2021, combined with “new business growth from the strong housing cycle and lastly a better pace of mergers and acquisitions” as reasons for optimism.

How Israel deployed an intelligence deception to justify killing scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services

JEA: almost every serious journalist and writer now believes that Israel was behind the death of Iranian scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeth. But that would almost certainly have been impossible if the United States and other US allies were putting pressure on Israel. In fact, one can say that the death of Fakhrizadeth was invariably a gift from the United States. Why? The United States has been giving Israel at least 3 billion dollars every single year, and with Trump on the throne, the Israelis have been able to do just about anything they wanted. It was Trump himself who literally destroyed the peace deal Obama established with the Iranians.

BRI cooperation will drive economic recovery post-COVID-19: experts

BRI cooperation will drive economic recovery post-COVID-19: experts Xinhua | Updated: 2020-12-18 14:27 The Belt & Road Brand Expo in Shanghai, June 30, 2018. [Photo/IC] KUALA LUMPUR - The China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) will play a key role in post-COVID-19 economic recovery, according to academics participating in the International Forum on New Inclusive Asia 2020 (IFNIA 2020) on Thursday. In his opening remarks, Ong Tee Keat, founding chairman of the Center for New Inclusive Asia, a think tank based in Kuala Lumpur, said the BRI offered hope for the continuity of multilateralism and free trade which had been under assault in recent years.

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