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Relocation

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world10 hours ago

Bangladesh presses ICC to move T20 World Cup fixtures out of India over security concerns

Bangladesh Cricket Board told the ICC in a video conference that it will not travel to India for the T20 World Cup and reiterated its request to relocate its four group matches outside India, with Sri Lanka floated as a potential alternate venue; the ICC itinerary has been announced, but the BCB maintains its stance while discussions continue to explore solutions to safeguard players and staff.

business5 days ago

Boise Car Dealership Ends 50-Year Run, Plans Future Move

Fairly Reliable Bob’s, a Boise-based used car dealership with a 50-year history, is moving from its Main St. location to a new, larger facility near Eagle Rd. and Fairview Ave. in Meridian to expand its service department and showcase its Corvette collection, aiming for a mid-2023 move. The move is part of the company's growth strategy to better serve its customers and attract new ones, after years of searching for the right property.

sports27 days ago

Chicago Bears Explore New Stadium Locations in Indiana Amid Expansion

The Chicago Bears are exploring the possibility of building a new stadium in northwest Indiana due to challenges in securing support and incentives in Illinois, with potential sites in Hammond and other parts of Indiana, while still considering options in Illinois. The move is part of ongoing negotiations and political debates over the team's future and stadium funding, with some officials welcoming the idea and others expressing disappointment.

business2 months ago

Zohran Mamdani's Rise and the Future of NYC's Political Landscape

While New York City remains a financial hub with record profits and the most securities jobs, a significant shift is occurring as over 150 financial firms have moved their headquarters out of the city since 2020, favoring states like Texas and Florida, driven by pandemic-related changes in work preferences. Despite this, New York still dominates in profits and securities employment, but the trend indicates a potential future shift in the financial industry's geographic center.