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Walt Alexander

Walt Alexander is the editor-in-chief of Men of Value. Learn more about his vision for the online magazine for American men with the American values—faith, family & freedom—in his Welcome from the Editor.

Business Headlines

published Aug 1st 2017, 5:05 pm, by Mark Chediak and Jim Polson (Bloomberg) —Looking to buy two half-finished nuclear reactors? It may be your lucky day. U.S. utility owner Scana Corp. dropped a plan to build two reactors at the V.C. Summer power plant in South Carolina on Monday after the projected

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DevotionalsFaith

I was thinking about my time at Gallaudet University this past week. I spent the Fall of 1994 and the Spring of 1995 at Gallaudet University, the university for the Deaf (this is a capital “D”, because it is referring to the Deaf culture) in Washington D.C. It was an

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Business Headlines

published Jul 27th 2017, 11:15 am, by Megan McArdle (Bloomberg View) —Everyone who has been touched by the case of Charlie Gard is in a terrible position. This 11-month-old British boy, born with an extremely rare mitochondrial DNA disorder that has damaged his brain and left him unable to move

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Business Headlines

published Jul 31st 2017, 7:02 pm, by Joe Ryan (Bloomberg) —Deepwater Wind LLC is proposing to pair Tesla Inc. batteries with massive offshore wind turbines as part of a bid to supply the state of Massachusetts with clean energy generated at sea. The 144-megawatt development would stockpile electricity produced late

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Business HeadlinesYour Money

published Jul 26th 2017, 12:45 pm, by Noah Smith (Bloomberg View) —Does market-beating performance disappear as an asset manager gets big? This is a crucial question for investors and for the finance industry. Most introductory finance classes, or personal finance tutorials, start with an explanation of compound interest. They show

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Business Headlines

published Jul 30th 2017, 3:00 pm, by Yoshiaki Nohara (Bloomberg) —Economic theory suggests that the tightest labor market in more than 40 forty years ought to be more than enough to push wages and inflation higher in Japan. Reality is proving different. A sector-by-sector look at the job-to-applicant ratio released

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Business Headlines

published Jul 30th 2017, 3:01 pm, by Henry Meyer, Stepan Kravchenko and Ilya Arkhipov (Bloomberg) —Vladimir Putin said he hoped there wouldn’t be a need for further retaliation against Washington after his government ordered the U.S. to slash staff at its diplomatic missions in Russia by 755, or nearly two

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Business Headlines

published Jul 27th 2017, 8:46 pm, by Kyungji Cho (Bloomberg) —South Korea’s deployment of a U.S. missile-defense system has come at the worst possible time for Hotel Lotte Co., threatening a decline in Chinese business just as the firm boosts debt issuance. China restricted tour packages to South Korea from

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Sports

  Tom had a deep voice that always seem to come out with authority. He was not mad or trying to control the situation at all. In fact, he was pretty laid back with just about everyone until he hit the field and track. I had one English class with

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Business Headlines

published Jul 27th 2017, 11:01 pm, by Alex Nussbaum (Bloomberg) —Caution lights are flashing for the oil industry. Facing lower-than-expected commodity prices, drillers from ConocoPhillips to Hess Corp. to Statoil ASA have slashed their capital spending plans in recent days, as companies lay out their plans to cope with oil

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