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Samuel Otigba

SamuelOtigba

Asides the political bottlenecks & chaotic business strains associated with doing business in Nigeria, one other silent contributing factor why Shoprite is closing down, is staff theft. In 2017 alone,

David Pomerantz

DavidPomerantz

A thread: how many customers who are struggling to pay their electric bills during COVID could be given relief if electric utility CEOs took modest paycuts, still leaving them with

THE ONE

THEONE74910858

XRP is a currency...If by that you mean an agnostic exchange token between all forms of tokenized value we are in full agreementIt is also true XRP is not a

PROMISE

PromiseEnt

A thread in support of #BlackPoundDay To Have Promise, is to obtain the potential for greatness. In our opinion it’s a prerequisite to success. Though, to gain success is a

Dr Margaret Maitland

eloquentpeasant

The reign of Ramesses III was beset by foreign invasions by both land and sea, reflected in the decoration of his temple of Medinet Habu in #Egypt #MuseumsUnlocked THREAD

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maisooru

Political bhakti? Let's not talk about that. You will lose even the two bit credibility you have.https://twitter.com/ShreehariK/status/1259287076727472128 Govt has stated that all rituals will be shortly commenced. The minister is

Ben Shapiro

benshapiro

Things I hope Pence presses Harris on tonight:1. Is your running mate a sexual harasser and a quasi-racist who attempted to stop a little girl like you from going to

Azam A. Khan

AzamAKhan2

Technical, but I can clarify if necessary: a bank is financed by a combination of creditors or liabilities (current, saving and term deposits and borrowing) and equity. The liabilities have

John Vassiliou

john_vassiliou1

1. For #WindrushDay I'm going to share the story of Zaffar Mirza, a 56 year old Pakistani man who was lawfully living with his family in Edinburgh until one day

Michael King, Returning Chairman $TSLAQ

WallStCritic

This is undoubtedly the easiest money environment in our lifetimes. Investing is hard because there has been so much underlying damage that many industries and companies cannot be saved. B

Alex Banayan

AlexBanayan

THREADStory time... this is by far the craziest thing to ever happen at one of my keynotes in my life. Okay, so this photo is from two days ago. I

Mike P. "Ontario Dad" Moffatt 🇨🇦🏅🏅

MikePMoffatt

Interesting piece, though the first argument here is, frankly, bonkers, that there’s no recession here, simply a lockdown.Let’s consider some counterfactuals...https://twitter.com/jandrewpotter/status/1267215737497751553 Let’s imagine

spooky kristin 🎃

kristhesadgal

In this basic thread, I will be talking about the funding models and coverage in countries and states with universal healthcare.https://twitter.com/kristhesadgal/status/1315012496332394497 Keep in mind that there will be a lot

Eb

EbThen

If you want to help me buy a new mattress ($1500) or a washer (currently $828 until tomorrow) and dryer (currently $567.90)...PayPal: http://paypal.me/ebebeb Cash App:http://cash.app/$ebebebeb I've heard too many horror stories

Alex Usher

AlexUsherHESA

1/ One of the curious things about the pandemic in Canada is how it is changing federalism without anyone noticing. The (federal) CERB and CESB, for instance, are essentially taking

Gabriel Kanter-Webber

gabrielquotes

Coronavirus is going to bring with it some permanent changes to the way we live. What might some of these be? THREAD of my guesses in no particular order: 1.