Johnson & Johnson invests more than $1B in Jacksonville, Florida $JNJ thefly.com/JNJ
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“First basis for assessment is how much he invests” WHATTT??? Vou falar p meu chefe tmb q eu tento muito e nao importa fazer tudo errado
Julian Nagelsmann defends Leroy Sané against criticism: "With Leroy, the first basis for assessment is how much he invests in the game. He invested a lot; he was diligent in all transition situations. He was very involved, both offensively and defensively. I don't know the stats yet, but I think he covered an enormous amount of ground. And made some good runs in behind. He was a bit unlucky with that one chance, but it wasn't that easy either"
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Per capita Australia invests more money into sports programs than any other country
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australians are insane. how are they good at almost every sport
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Pakistan raises its defense budget year after year, yet millions still lack basic services. Billions spent on the military, while the people are left questioning their future. A strong nation invests in its citizens, not just its weapons. #Pakistan #GovernanceFailure
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The Saudi Tourism Investment Company (ASFAR), wholly owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), announced the signing of an agreement to acquire a strategic 40% stake in HUSAAK, a company specializing in tourism activation and adventure experiences.
Under this partnership, Husaak will develop and operate experiences and activities linked to destinations in which ASFAR invests. The first phase of the collaboration will begin in Al Baha, where ASFAR is developing a mountain project that includes accommodation services, experiences, and distinctive activities that leverage the region’s natural assets.
Over the past years, HUSAAK has developed and operated a range of experiences and activities related to adventure tourism across the Kingdom and the wider GCC, contributing to the development of specialized in-house operational expertise in designing tourism experiences and activating destinations.
The partnership also represents a step toward connecting and integrating Saudi destinations with experiences and activities across the region, while leveraging accumulated expertise to enhance the competitiveness of Saudi destinations and strengthen their presence within the regional tourism landscape.
Mishari bin Abdullah Al Nahari, CEO of the Saudi Tourism Investment Company (ASFAR) said: “This partnership comes as an extension of ASFAR’s mandate to build an integrated tourism ecosystem based on partnership with the private sector, whether through investments in destination development or strategic investments linked to enhancing destination readiness and improving the quality of the tourism experience.”
Ali Husain, CEO of HUSAAK, said: “Our partnership with ASFAR represents a pivotal step in HUSAAK’s journey, taking us from the stage of building experiences and destinations to developing integrated tourism ecosystems rooted in operational expertise and an institutional approach.”
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Augie, Jaeger, Otto: three maniacs that own me. retweeted
Evil how you twist words
“The wealthy SPEND capital”
“The government INVESTS”
Evil because you know it’s a lie
Elon invests HIS capital to bring us Neuralink, EVs, robotaxis and Starlink
Government STEALS our money and SPENDS it on cronies
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The government “invests” NOTHING,
It takes.
It taxes.
It redistributes.
It creates NOTHING of material value.
This has always been true, always will be true, and the only people who benefit from the grift are TAKERS like you who grow rich on the backs of those of us who actually CREATE wealth and CREATE value.
Stick to hanging out with antisemite congressmen. You are at least good at that.
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An economy that empowers women is an economy that invests in innovation, productivity and more prosperous future for all.
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Adani Group Invests in India's Future Managers Through IIM Calcutta Partnership
Through scholarships, leadership engagement, and campus support initiatives, the Adani Group is strengthening its contribution to management education in India.
The continued collaboration with IIM Calcutta reflects a long-term vision of nurturing future leaders and strengthening the country's talent pipeline.
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AT&S invests up to €2 billion in Malaysia to capitalise on AI boom
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KCB Bank Uganda Invests in Students Through Financial Literacy, School Safety, and Sustainability Initiative thetowerpost.com/2026/06/15/…
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ROMAIN BAUDOUIN retweeted
Julian Nagelsmann defends Leroy Sané against criticism: "With Leroy, the first basis for assessment is how much he invests in the game. He invested a lot; he was diligent in all transition situations. He was very involved, both offensively and defensively. I don't know the stats yet, but I think he covered an enormous amount of ground. And made some good runs in behind. He was a bit unlucky with that one chance, but it wasn't that easy either"
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Fuck off. Centurium Capital raises funds from the CIC.
In addition it invests into Chinese businesses and funds Healthcare. Go capitalism right? So long as the party remains to see wealth is distributed to benefit of the people I don’t care if the cat is black or white.
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HAPPENING NOW: POLICE EXODUS SACCO EMPOWERS THE 25TH POLICE INTAKE AT UGANDA POLICE TRAINING SCHOOL KABALYE ON FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE, SAVINGS, AND INVESTMENT
Police Exodus SACCO today continued its commitment to promoting financial literacy and economic empowerment among members of the Uganda Police Force through an interactive financial education session conducted for recruits of the 25th Police Intake at Uganda Police Training School, Kabalye.
The session was facilitated by a team from Police Exodus SACCO led by SP Nafuna Barbara, which engaged the recruits on the importance of cooperative societies, financial discipline, savings culture, wealth creation, and long-term investment planning. The training forms part of the SACCO's broader strategy to nurture financially responsible officers from the very beginning of their careers.
Addressing the recruits, the SACCO team emphasized that financial success is not determined by the amount of income one earns but by how effectively one manages, saves, and invests that income. The recruits were encouraged to adopt prudent financial habits early in their service, avoid unnecessary debts, and establish clear financial goals that will guide them throughout their careers.
The team explained the role of cooperative societies in transforming the lives of members through collective savings and affordable access to credit. Recruits were informed that cooperatives are founded on principles of self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, and solidarity, making them powerful tools for economic empowerment and financial inclusion.
The recruits were further sensitized on the importance of regular saving. They were encouraged to view savings not merely as setting aside money but as an investment in their future security and prosperity. Through consistent saving, officers can build financial resilience, prepare for emergencies, finance personal development projects, and secure their families against unforeseen circumstances.
Particular emphasis was placed on financial discipline. The recruits were advised to develop personal budgets, live within their means, avoid impulsive spending, and maintain a healthy balance between their needs and wants. The team highlighted that financial discipline is one of the most important foundations for personal wealth creation and long-term financial stability.
In discussing investment opportunities, the recruits were introduced to various wealth creation avenues that can supplement their employment income and enhance their financial wellbeing. Some of the investment ideas shared included:
• Real estate and land acquisition.
• Commercial and modern agriculture.
• Livestock farming and poultry projects.
• Savings and investment clubs.
• Small and medium enterprises.
• Treasury Bills and Government Bonds.
• Collective investments through cooperative structures.
• Education and professional skills development as a long-term investment in human capital.
The SACCO team encouraged the recruits to begin planning for investments early rather than waiting until retirement. They were reminded that the power of compound growth and consistent investment over time can significantly improve their financial future.
The session also provided an opportunity for recruits to learn about the services offered by Police Exodus SACCO, including savings products, affordable loans, financial advisory services, and investment opportunities available to members. The team underscored the SACCO's commitment to supporting police officers throughout their service and beyond by providing financial solutions tailored to their needs.
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