June 8, 2025

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281 Utahns to lose rental assistance when federal funds run dry in 2026 | News, Sports, Jobs

Back in 2021, when Utah’s housing prices shot up amid the COVID-19 pandemic homebuying frenzy, Juanita Huertero, 56, said her landlord decided to cash in and sell her home, so “she just kicked us out.” Just like that, Huertero and her adult son — whose medical issues prevent him from working — had to find a new

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Apple funds new fire station for its Nevada data center

Groundbreaking ceremony for the new Fire Station 35 — image credit: Washoe County A new Apple-backed fire station has begun construction in Nevada, aimed at serving the area that includes an Apple iCloud data center near Reno. Part of the Reno Technology Park, Apple’s data center is around 20 miles from Reno itself, and 40

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Evergreen funds: A new era in private markets for individuals

PRIVATE markets, once the domain of institutional investors and 10-year, closed-end commitments, have opened to a broader audience of private wealth. Key to this transformation has been the rise of semi-liquid evergreen fund structures – perpetual private market funds with periodic liquidity windows. These innovative vehicles include: Europe’s updated ELTIF 2.0 (European Long-Term Investment Fund)

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$2.8 Billion Electron Capital Is Fundraising After Tackling Succession

After tackling succession, one of the biggest hurdles in the $4.5 trillion hedge fund industry, Electron Capital is on to its next challenge: raising money in the current, chaotic environment. Electron, which invests in infrastructure, utilities, and companies powering the “energy transition,” believes its strategy will succeed regardless of who is in the White House,

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Downtown Bryan boutique funds nonprofit helping women in recovery

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – A new boutique in downtown Bryan is offering shoppers more than just a chance to update their wardrobes. It’s offering them the chance to change lives. Stage Left, owned by Marcy Bartula, is a new shop where every dollar spent directly supports her nonprofit organization Different Day. The nonprofit’s mission is

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Council OKs key grant for water plant upgrade, funds for sewer repairs

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — Upwards of $3 million in funds to upgrade the city’s Wastewater Treatment Facility and various sewer main lines received the green light from City Council on Monday.  Councilmembers unanimously approved an ordinance to accept a $2.1 million grant from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the blower replacement

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Goldman says China funds to buy US$110 billion of Hong Kong-listed stocks

Goldman Sachs raised its forecast for investment by mainland Chinese in Hong Kong-listed stocks by almost 50 per cent, following the strongest start to the year on record in terms of Stock Connect fund inflows. Net southbound inflows could reach US$110 billion this year, versus a previous forecast of US$75 billion, the Wall Street investment

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Real Madrid consider shock sale of forward to generate funds – report

Real Madrid showed barely any spine against Barcelona in the first half of the Copa del Rey final earlier this week. The second half, however, saw them more inspired in the attack and creating chances with ease. The one obvious difference in personnel between the two periods was the introduction of Kylian Mbappe in place

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Harvard University and Trump administration face off over threats to cut federal funds

CNN  —  The opening salvos in a closely watched and potentially protracted legal showdown between the nation’s oldest and wealthiest university and the Trump administration are expected Monday in a Massachusetts federal courtroom. While Harvard University’s lawsuit following a $2.2 billion freeze in federal research funding marked an escalation in the ongoing fight between the

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Amid Trump cuts, how will labs make up for lost research funding?

Budget cuts from the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, and other federal agencies have prompted pushback from the academic community but also some sober reflections on the future of the nation’s government-centered model for bankrolling biomedical research. That model has fueled breakthroughs, from magnetic resonance imaging and targeted cancer therapies, to mapping

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