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Norwegian skier Sebastian Foss-Solevaag clocked the fastest time in the opening run of a men's World Cup slalom Sunday, leading a trio of Austrians. Chasing his first career win, Foss-Solevaag finished 0.27 seconds ahead of Fabio Gstrein. Third-place Manuel Feller, who earned his maiden win in Saturday's slalom to regain top spot in the discipline standings, and Marco Schwarz in fourth were a few hundredths further back.
The Spice Girl talked about finding the courage to ask for help.
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A Russian-flagged dry goods ship sank off the Black Sea coast in Turkey on Sunday and a rescue operations for the crew was underway, an official said. The governor of Bartin province announced the shipwreck off Inkumu in northern Turkey and said emergency workers were out trying to rescue 15 people on three lifeboats. Gov. Sinan Guner said there were no reports of deaths or that the lifeboats were in danger.
Foreign secretary ‘not convinced’ woes of industry caused by EU trade deal
Fencing and barricades have been erected in Washington ahead of Joe Biden’s inauguration on January 20 and amid security concerns following the January 6 storming of the Capitol.Around 25,000 National Guard members from several states were expected to be in the capital to support the security of the inauguration.This video shows members of the National Guard passing through a checkpoint at the Capitol. Credit: Andrew Feldman via Storyful
Capital One has received a $390 million penalty from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) for engaging in both “willful and negligent violations of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) and its implementing regulations.” Capital One (COF) admitted that it had deliberately failed to implement and maintain an effective Anti-Money Laundering program, with it also not reporting thousands of suspicious currency transactions. The violations are believed to have occurred from at least 2008 through 2014, and relate to Capital One’s Check Cashing Group. Capital One also acknowledged that it failed to report suspicious transactions by convicted money launderer, Domenick Pucillo, an associate of the Genovese organized crime family. Despite being informed about Pucillo’s association with criminal activity in 2013, Capital One continued to process over 20,000 transactions valued at approximately $160 million. FinCEN’s Director, Kenneth Blanco, called the violations “egregious,” adding that Capital One’s behavior “puts our nation and our people at risk” by depriving law enforcement of this information. (See COF stock analysis on TipRanks) RBC Capital analyst Jon Arfstrom reiterated his Hold rating on COF three days ago and set a price target of $120. (7% upside potential). Capital One will report earnings on January 26 and Arfstrom expects first quarter earnings per share (EPS) to come in at around $5.07. Consensus among analysts is a Strong Buy based on 12 Buys and 2 Holds. The average price target of $115.31 suggests that COF shares are almost fully priced, with minimal upside potential of around 2% over the next 12 months. COF scores a 9 out of 10 on Tipranks’ Smart Score rating, indicating that it has a strong chance of beating market expectations. Related News: GM to Invest Nearly $800M to Create Canada’s First Large-Scale EV Manufacturing Plant PNC Financial Surpasses 4Q Street Estimates, Shares Decline Wells Fargo Slips 8% On Weaker-Than-Expected 4Q Revenues More recent articles from Smarter Analyst: GM to Invest Nearly $800M to Create Canada’s First Large-Scale EV Manufacturing Plant PNC Financial Surpasses 4Q Street Estimates, Shares Decline Wells Fargo Slips 8% On Weaker-Than-Expected 4Q Revenues JPMorgan's 4Q Profit Beats Analysts' Estimates
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General Motors announced on Friday that it has reached an agreement with labor union Unifor and will invest almost $800 million to transform its CAMI manufacturing plant in Ontario into Canada’s first large-scale electric vehicles manufacturing plant. Last week, General Motors (GM) launched its BrightDrop business, which will offer customers an ecosystem of connected and electrified products and services designed to improve the delivery of goods and services. BrightDrop will develop the EV600, an electric light commercial vehicle, which GM hopes will be ready for delivery by late 2021. The CAMI investment is the latest in a long line of recent ventures by GM into Canada. The CAMI plant will shift over the next two years from current production of the Chevrolet Equinox to BrightDrop EV600 production. (See GM stock analysis on TipRanks) Argus Research analyst Bill Selesky upgraded his rating on GM from Hold to Buy three days ago and set a price target of $56. This implies upside potential of around 12% from current levels. Selesky said that GM continues to expand into electric and autonomous vehicles and it benefits from “high margins” in North America as well as “solid cash flow and a strong balance sheet.” Consensus among analysts is a Strong Buy based on 13 Buys and 1 Hold. The average price target of $53.50 suggests upside potential of around 7% over the next 12 months. GM scores a perfect 10 from Tipranks’ Smart Score tool, indicating that it has a strong chance of beating market expectations. Related News: Wells Fargo Slips 8% On Weaker-Than-Expected 4Q Revenues JPMorgan’s 4Q Profit Beats Analysts’ Estimates Citigroup Sinks 7% On 4Q Revenue Miss More recent articles from Smarter Analyst: Capital One Fined $390M For Violating Bank Secrecy Act PNC Financial Surpasses 4Q Street Estimates, Shares Decline Wells Fargo Slips 8% On Weaker-Than-Expected 4Q Revenues JPMorgan's 4Q Profit Beats Analysts' Estimates
“We’ve got to do whatever we can to make it as fair as possible for those player that are in lockdown," tournament director Craig Tiley said.
Grand Slam champions are among the 47 players in hard lockdown after four positive tests for COVID-19 emerged from two of the charter flights bringing players, staff, officials and media to Australia for the first tennis major of the season. Breach quarantine regulations and there's the prospect of heavy fines or being moved to a more secure quarantine complex with police stationed at their doors. Three cases were announced Saturday and Victoria state's COVID-19 quarantine commissioner Emma Cassar told a news conference on Sunday that there'd been a fourth positive test involving a person flying in for the Australian Open.
NBA blockbusters don’t occur in vacuums, but they do leave a wake that ripples throughout the league, including, in this case, all the way to the Biscayne Bay shores of AmericanAirlines Arena. Yes, the Miami Heat considered the possibilities of James Harden, If they didn’t, the team never would have come out and said at the start of the season that they were out of the process. Only, there was ...
NEW YORK — New Jets coach Robert Saleh learned how to lead by example at home. It’s how the NFL’s first Muslim head coach, a Lebanese-American, was raised in Dearborn, Mich. Eric Holm saw it first-hand. Saleh’s college coach at Division II Northern Michigan will never forget what one Wildcats trip to the Detroit area revealed about his tight end’s roots. “We once went downstate to play Wayne ...
The main opposition candidate rejects the result that saw President Museveni win a sixth term.
‘When it comes to protecting our heritage, due process has been overridden,’ Robert Jenrick says
An effort by a self-exiled senior member of the banned opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party to lead a return to her homeland on Sunday has failed after an airline refused to carry her. The thwarted plan to return represented the second attempt by party leaders to rejoin the political struggle at home. Party vice president Mu Sochua said Saturday that Singapore Airlines did not allow her to board a flight from Los Angeles that would have taken her to Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, after transiting in Singapore.
Natural England has 95 amber flood warnings in place, and 20 red flood alerts in place