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https://sites.google.com/view/soccer-training-school/soccer-academy-in-st-cloud-fl Bayan Sadagah Believes Saudi Women’s Soccer Is ‘Just Getting Started’ The Saudi Arabian Women's National Team participated in the WAFF Women's Championship for the first ... [+] time ever. The eighth edition of the WAFF Women’s Championship wrapped up last week marking the Jordanian national team's sixth triumph as they secured a well-deserved win over Nepal in the final through a penalty shootout. Held in Saudi Arabia, this championship proved to be a resounding success. The participation of eight national teams showcased the potential of women's soccer, with Jordan asserting their dominance in West Asia. Additionally, the invitation of Nepal and Guam provided valuable insights into the contrasts between Arab and East Asian soccer. However, if we were to emphasize a specific result from this edition, it would undoubtedly be Saudi Arabia's debut in the Women's WAFF soccer tourname

https://sites.google.com/view/philadelphia-data-room Australia: 'Golden visa' scheme for wealthy investors axed - BBC News Australia has axed its so-called "golden visa", which granted wealthy overseas investors the right to live in the country. Designed to attract foreign business, it was cut in an immigration overhaul after the government found it was "delivering poor economic outcomes". Critics have long argued that the scheme was being used by "corrupt officials" to "park illicit funds". It will be replaced with more skilled-worker visas. Thousands of significant investor visas (SIV) have been granted through the program since 2012, with 85% of successful applicants coming from China according to government data. Marketed as a way to drive foreign investment and stoke innovation, candidates had to invest more than A$5m (£2.6m;$3.3m) in Australia to be eligible. After multiple reviews, the government found that the scheme had failed to

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https://sites.google.com/view/philadelphia-data-room Atos seeks refinancing after rights issue falls through • The Register Ailing tech integrator Atos is in talks with creditors on refinancing options for debt following the cancellation of its €720 million ($774 million) rights issue and ongoing uncertainty over efforts to split the company to secure its future. In a market update issued this morning, Atos confirmed it has appointed a mandataire ad hoc, an independent negotiator, to assist in discussions with the banks on a refinancing plan. The company reckons that because of "changes in the market environment," the conditions for the planned €720 million ($777 million) rights issue are no longer applicable, and the underwriting commitment provided by BNP Paribas and JP Morgan is no longer in effect. According to the Financial Times, the Atos group faces upwards of €2 billion ($2.15 billion) in debt payments next year, and the share price fell by nearly 25 percent today on

https://sites.google.com/view/atlantadatasiteinvestors Amazon’s big earnings beat and upbeat cloud talk send its stock soaring - MarketWatchMarketWatch Site Logo Amazon.com Inc. closed out last year with a big quarter of profit growth — and it signaled that a recent acceleration in its all-important cloud-computing business was expected to continue into 2024. The company on Thursday reported $13.2 billion in operating income for the fourth quarter, up from $2.7 billion a year before. Analysts had been modeling $10.4 billion. Looking to the first quarter, Amazon AMZN, +1.62% anticipates $8.0 billion to $12.0 billion in operating income, whereas the FactSet consensus was for $9.0 billion. The stock surged more than 6% ahead of Friday’s market open. “We’ve challenged every closely held belief in our fulfillment network and re-evaluated every part of it and found several areas where we believe we can lower cost while also delivering faster for customers,” Chief Exec