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5 Aug 2023
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#war
Euromaidan Press: Drone attack in Russia’s Kursk region: administrative buildings damaged
Drone attack damages administrative buildings in Russia's Kursk region.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Block's Stock Crashes Even After Beat-And-Raise Quarter, 5 Analysts Deep Dive Into Print
Shares of Block Inc (NYSE: SQ) plummeted in early trading on Friday, despite positive quarterly results. Analysts maintained buy ratings and raised price targets. KeyBanc analyst noted strong growth in Square's products and Cash App, while Susquehanna analyst mentioned a more muted trajectory for Square Seller but strong Cash App upside. Mizuho Securities analyst highlighted the acceleration in GP growth in Q2 but raised concerns about the deceleration in July. JMP Securities analyst attributed the sell-off to signs of moderating GPV and transactional growth.
#culture
Forbes: Women’s World Cup: Rumi Studio Launches Exhibition With Hannah Wilkinson Among The Artists
Romi Studio has launched an online exhibition called "In the beginning, there was Football," which explores the significance of football in society through art. The exhibition features the work of ten artists, including New Zealand forward Hannah Wilkinson, and aims to celebrate the Women's World Cup and its impact. The exhibition reflects on the interconnectedness of the game within the larger world and challenges preconceived notions about women's football
#history
Flag And Cross: After 15 Years At YIVO's Helm, Jonathan Brent Is Bullish On The Jewish Future
Jonathan Brent, CEO of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, emphasizes the importance of understanding the lives and experiences of Jews throughout history. He rejects the passive image of Jews portrayed in Hannah Arendt's book and instead highlights how Jews resisted antisemitism in various ways. Brent is dedicated to providing the world with real resources and documentation about the Holocaust and Jewish history to foster a deeper understanding of the past. He believes that this moment presents an opportunity for a re-understanding of the Jewish Diaspora and a celebration of Jewish history and achievements.
#crime
Fox News: Orlando police officers in critical condition following shooting
Two Orlando police officers are critically injured after being shot during a traffic stop by a suspect. The officers are in critical condition and the search for the suspect is ongoing.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Gary Vee On SlamBall Investment And Growth Ahead:Lot Of Opportunities To Be Future Of Sports
SlamBall, a sport combining basketball, football, and trampolines, was launched in 2000 but quickly faded. However, it is making a comeback in 2023 with the support of various investors, including serial entrepreneur Gary Vee. The revival has been fueled by a strong social media presence and a two-year television rights deal with ESPN. The goal is not only to bring SlamBall back but also to expand it beyond its previous reach, with plans for more tournaments and potential franchise teams. Vee sees potential in the sport's entertainment value and its ability to attract a new audience through social media.
#other
Fox News: Colorado gun law raising age to purchase gun to 21 set to take effect Monday
Colorado gun reform law to prohibit people under 21 from purchasing guns, with exceptions for military members and police. Local gun shops worried about people unable to protect themselves. Gun groups file lawsuits to strike down law, arguing it is unconstitutional. Supporters say it is meant to protect young people and improve public safety.