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Former Georgia Tech Kicker Harrison Butker Sends Kansas City To The Super Bowl

January 30, 2023 by Staff Reporter

Harrison Butker is going to be playing for another Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Butker nailed the game-winning field goal to send the Chiefs to their third Super Bowl in four years. 

In what was a terrific game, Butker was able to make multiple field goals to be able to take down Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals. The Chiefs will be facing the Philadelphia Eagles in two weeks in Arizona. 

Butker was able to score the first six points of the game, making a 43-yard field goal to take an early 3-0 lead. He then hit a 24-yard field goal at the start of the second quarter to get the Chiefs a 6-0 lead. Butker was perfect on his extra-point attempts as well and that has been a problem for him this year. 

Former Georgia Tech kicker Harrison Butker is heading to another Super Bowl

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Butker is going to be the only former Yellow Jacket in the Super Bowl this season. 

Butker has been one of the best kickers in the NFL for the past few seasons, but he has struggled with injuries and some misses this season. The good thing for the Chiefs is that he has been great during the postseason and even had a touchdown-saving tackle against the Jacksonville Jaguars. 

During the regular season, Butker is 18-24 on field goals and 38-41 on extra points. His six missed field goals are the most in his NFL career. 

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January 30, 2023 by Staff Reporter

Sensex, Nifty Open: आज अडानी ग्रुप शेयरों में बिकवाली जारी है. वहीं बैंक और फाइनेंशियल सेक्‍टर के हैवीवेट शेयरों ने भी बाजार को कमजोर किया है.

Sensex, Nifty Opening: मिले जुले ग्‍लोबल संकेतों के बीच घरेलू शेयर बाजार में भारी उतार चढ़ाव देखने को मिल रहा है. बाजार की शुरूआत बड़ी बिकवाली के साथ हुई, लेकिन कुछ देर बाद ही सेंसेक्‍स और निफ्टी दोनों इंडेक्‍स हरे निशान में आ गए. सेंसेक्‍स निचले सतरों से 900 अंक मजबूत हुआ है और फिलहाल 200 अंकों से ज्‍यादा बढ़त पर है. निफ्टी भी 17700 के पार निकल गया है. बाजार को बैंकिंग और मेटल शेयरों से बूस्‍ट मिला है. हालांकि आज अडानी ग्रुप शेयरों में बिकवाली जारी है. वहीं बैंक और फाइनेंशियल सेक्‍टर के हैवीवेट शेयरों ने भी बाजार को कमजोर किया है. फिलहाल सेंसेक्‍स में 286 अंकों की तेजी है और यह 59,616.53 के लेवल पर ट्रेड कर रहा है. जबकि निफ्टी 99 अंक चढ़कर 17703 के लेवल पर है.

आज के टॉप गेनर्स और टॉप लूजर्स

आज के कारोबार में बैंक और फाइनेंशियल शेयरों में खरीदारी दिख रही है. निफ्टी पर दोनों इंडेक्‍स 1 फीसदी मजबूत हुए हैं. वहीं मेटल इंडेक्‍स 2 फीसदी मजबूत हुआ है. ऑटो, FMCG और IT इंडेक्‍स भी हरे निशान में हैं. फार्मा इंडेक्‍स फ्लैट है तो रियल्‍टी इंडेक्‍स 1 फीसदी मजबूत हुआ है.

आज हैवीवेट शेयरों में मिक्‍स्‍ड ट्रेंड है. सेंसेक्‍स 30 के 16 शेयर हरे निशान में हैं, जबकि 14 लाल में. आज के टॉप गेनर्स में BAJFINANCE, NTPC, ITC, SUNPHARMA, SBI, MARUTI, WIPRO शामिल हैं. जबकि टॉप लूजर्स में HUL, Airtel, Titan, IndusInd Bank, Tata Steel, LT, HDFC शामिल हैं.

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अमेरिकी बाजार बढ़त पर बंद हुए

शुक्रवार को प्रमुख अमतेरिकी बाजार बढ़त पर बंद हुए थे. बेहतर कॉरपोरेट अर्निंग और इकोनॉमिक रिकवरी के संकेतों के चलते सेंटीमेंट बेहतर हुआ. शुक्रवार को Dow Jones में 28.67 अंकों या 0.08 फीसदी की तेजी रही और यह 33,978.08 के लेवल पर बंद हुआ. S&P 500 इंडेक्‍स 10.13 अंक बढ़कर 4,070.56 के लेवल पर बंद हुआ. जबकि Nasdaq Composite में 109.30 अंकों की बढ़त रही और यह 11,621.71 के लेवल पर बंद हुआ.

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आज यानी 30 जनवरी 2022 को 1 शेयर F&O बैन में हैं. एनएसई ने इस कैटेगिरी में आज Ambuja Cements को शामिल किया है. जिस कंपनी का डेरिवेटिव कांट्रैक्‍ट मार्केट वाइड पोजिशन लिमिट का 95 फीसदी पार कर जाता है, उनके शेयरों को F&O में रखा जाता है.

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एशियाई बाजारों में मिक्‍स्‍ड ट्रेंड

आज के कारोबार में प्रमुख एशियाई बाजारों में मिक्‍स्‍ड ट्रेंड दिख रहा है. SGX Nifty में मामूली 0.03 फीसदी की गिरावट है तो निक्‍केई 225 में 0.16 फीसदी बढ़त है. स्‍ट्रेट टाइम्‍स में 0.10 फीसदी और हैंगसेंग में 1.26 फीसदी की कमजोरी देखने को मिल रही है. ताइवान वेटेड में 2.92 फीसदी बढ़त है तो कोस्‍पी में 1.24 फीसदी गिरावट है. हालांकि शंघाई कंपोजिट 0.71 फीसदी मजबूत हुआ है.

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ब्रेंट क्रूड 87 डॉलर पर

ब्रेंट क्रूड में हल्‍की गिरावट देखने को मिल रही है. क्रूड इंटरनेशनल मार्केट में 87 डॉलर प्रति बैरल पर है. अमेरिकी क्रूड भी 80 डॉलर के नीचे है. यूएस में 10 साल की बॉन्‍ड यील्‍ड 3.516 फीसदी पर है.

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Henry Bott Now President of Swire Properties US

January 29, 2023 by Staff Reporter

One of Hong Kong’s best known conglomerates leads this week’s set of personnel updates on Mingtiandi as Hong Kong’s John Swire and Sons announces new leadership for its US property business. Also making the list are senior level appointments at Knight Frank and Guotai Junan International.

Miami-based Swire Properties Inc announced this past week that it has appointed Henry Bott as its new president, with the company veteran having already relocated to the US to take on his new role. With Swire in the midst of developing a supertall project in Miami’s Brickell area, Bott is taking over the top US job with the unit of privately held conglomerate John Swire and Sons from Kieran Bowers, who is understood to be leaving the firm. Now with Swire for more than a dozen years, Bott had served most recently as the company’s chief representative for Vietnam.

Russell Lam has joined Knight Frank in Hong Kong as an executive director with the company’s investment brokerage division, according to a LinkedIn update. Lam has signed up with Knight Frank after more than eight years with Colliers, where he had also served most recently as an executive director. At Knight Frank, Lam will be reunited with his former Colliers colleague Antonio Wu, who leads the company’s capital markets team in the city after joining from Colliers in 2021.

Terence Zhang GuotaiTerence Zhang has taken on the role of vice president with the fund management division of Guotai Junan International in Hong Kong, according to a LinkedIn update. In his new role Zhang will be responsible for covering opportunities in commercial, industrial and residential both through private equity and debt financing across Hong Kong, Australia, Japan and the UK. Prior to joining the Hong Kong unit of the mainland investment bank, Zhang had spent just over one year with developer CIFI Group in Hong Kong.

Anil Gupta TARCIndian real estate developer TARC announced last week that it has hired Anil Gupta as president for projects as part of a wave of new hires for the luxury residential specialist. Before joining TARC Gupta had served for less than a year as chief operating office for projects with Elan Group in Gurugram and also served stints with Ruchi Realty, Hero Realty, Tata Housing Development and Arvind Ltd.

James Abe JLLJLL announced earlier this month that it has appointed James Abe as managing director and head of investment sales for its hotels and hospitality division in Japan. Abe joins JLL from Canada’s Westmont Hospitality Partners, where he led the investment firm’s hotel business in Japan. The veteran executive also has experience with Shinsei Bank and joins JLL at the same time that it has hired Gus Moors as a managing director running investment sales for the firm’s hotels and hospitality division in New South Wales.

Joel DoddJoel Dodd has been promoted to head of workplace for Asia with Standard Chartered Bank, and has returned to Hong Kong from Malaysia for his new role, according to a LinkedIn update. Dodd took on the lead position managing the bank’s offices in the region this month after serving an interim stint as head of property for Malaysia with Standard and Chartered and has now been with the UK lender for more than three years.

fun tong CBREFun Tong has taken a step up to managing director for North Asia with CBRE’s GWS Enterprise division, based in Shanghai. In his upgraded role, Tong now oversees Japan and Korea, in addition to his existing duties managing Greater China CBRE’s efforts on behalf of clients in its Global Workplace Services division. The graduate of King’s College in London has now been with CBRE more than five years after joining from JLL in 2017.

If you know of other Asia real estate professionals changing their jobs, getting promoted or just doing something exciting, please contact us here at Mingtiandi.

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January 29, 2023 by Staff Reporter

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This 45-year-old Biotech CEO spends $2 million a year to be 18 again

January 29, 2023 by Staff Reporter

Bryan Johnson is a California-based Biotech CEO, who is 45 going on 18…No, really. The entrepreneur, along with a team of 30 doctors, is on a mission to biohack youthfulness by spending over $2 million (approximately ₹16 crore) annually. According to a Bloomberg report, the experimental programme titled Project Blueprint consists of a strict vegan diet of 1,977 calories daily, high intensity exercise, consistent bedtime, regular ultrasounds, MRIs, colonoscopies and blood tests to make Johnson have the health of an 18-year-old. He even has a machine to monitor the number of erections at night, which are reportedly similar to a teenager’s.

His day starts with two dozen supplements and a green juice with creatine and collagen peptides, and tracking of his body fat, heart rate variations and blood glucose levels. He also dons blue-light-blocking glasses, which filter the brain-stimulating blue rays from electronic devices, two hours before hitting the sack.

The efforts to stop time in its tracks have shown early results with doctors saying the software CEO now has the heart of a 37-year-old, the skin of a 28-year-old, and the lung capacity of an 18-year-old, gum inflammation of a 17-year-old and a record reversal of at least 5 years overall.

Led by Oliver Zolman, a 29-year-old physician who aims to prove that humans can decrease the medical age of their organs by 25%, charges $1,000 hourly for the medical tests undertaken by Johnson.

The CEO of KernelCo, a startup that manufactures $50,000-apiece helmets that analyze brain signals, has also started a website called Rejuvenation Olympics which ranks 1750 people who are striving to reverse their age, with Johnson topping the charts.

In his 30s, after selling his company Braintree Payment Solutions to EBay for $800 million, his mental and physical health went for a toss due to the stressful lifestyle. He was inspired to chase youthfulness after battling depression and obesity. He now aspires for all his major organs — including brain, liver, kidneys, teeth, penis and rectum — to be as healthy as a teen’s.


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Western wear is ‘going to briefly take over the world,’ retail exec says

January 29, 2023 by Staff Reporter

The so-called “Yellowstone effect” — a cultural phenomenon stemming from the popularity of the television drama “Yellowstone” — has trickled into fashion, making Western wear like cowboy hats and boots increasingly popular across the U.S.

According to one executive, that trend will last for at least the next few years.

Western wear is “going to briefly take over the world,” J Rogers Kniffen World Wide Enterprises CEO Jan Rogers Kniffen told Yahoo Finance Live (video above). “Why is it going to take over the world? It’s courtesy of Paramount. Paramount+ basically came out with ‘Yellowstone’ and ‘1883,’ which was the spinoff, the prequel to ‘Yellowstone,’ and ‘1923,’ which is another prequel to ‘Yellowstone.’ And they’re the most popular things on television.”

Western wear is back in style, largely due to the popularity of the television show “Yellowstone.” (Photo: Paramount Network)

Yellowstone’s popularity boomed this fall as the Paramount Network (PARA) show launched its fifth season. With 9.41 million viewers, Yellowstone’s Season 5 premiere finished fourth in network television viewership for the week of Nov. 7-13, only trailing NFL football. And the craze around the show has led to an increasing number of people looking to emulate the style of the show’s featured family — the Duttons — and their cowboy ranch.

“Everybody wants to be Beth Dutton,” Kniffen said, referring to one of the show’s main characters. “Everybody wants to meet Beth Dutton in a bar. And everybody wants John Dutton to be their dad. And that’s going to cause Western wear to be great.”

The show has not only led to a tourism boom in Montana but also a rise in wealthy individuals seeking to own land in the state. According to Kniffen, it could also help boost some public companies over the next several quarters.

Retailers like Boot Barn (BOOT), Levi Stauss (LEVI), Wrangler (KTB), and even Tractor Supply (TSCO), which sells Carhartt clothing, all stand to benefit from the Western wear trend, he added, particularly because people who don’t typically wear the style are now trying it out.

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“People like me, who have always worn it, are wearing more of it,” Kniffen said. “And even fashion videos and things are featuring Western wear. … [But] it’s not just Western — it’s also outdoor looks. And we’re seeing that take over. And if you haven’t been invited to a denim and diamonds party, you will be. And you’ll have to wear boots and a Western look. And that’s just where we’re going right now.”

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Top 10 real estate sales in North and West Vancouver 2022

January 28, 2023 by Staff Reporter

Heated driveways, infinity pools and spectacular views were among the features. Other special touches included jet ski slips, staff quarters, putting greens and a private massage room

Wine room? Check. Heated driveway? Check. Infinity pool, boat lift, putting green? Check, check, check.

While the real estate market took a cooler, even icy, turn in the last six months of 2022, that doesn’t mean that sales of luxury real estate vanished on the North Shore.

Au contraire!

In fact, those for whom the mortgage “stress test” isn’t a worry were still flexing a certain amount of buying power. Buyers at the high end of the market favoured large mansions – most clocking in at around 10,000 square feet – along with large lots, waterfront or expansive water views. Finishing touches like outdoor fire places, movie theatres, gyms, spa rooms and hot tubs didn’t hurt either.

Here’s a look at the top 10 real estate sales of 2022 on the North Shore.

This five-bedroom, seven-bathroom luxury estate at 2910 Park Ln. on the Altamont waterfront sold for $21.5 million on Aug. 10. It was the top real estate sale in 2022 in West Vancouver.| Zealty.ca

1. 2910 Park Lane

According to public real estate records, the top sale on the North Shore last year was an iconic five-bedroom, seven-bathroom luxury estate at 2910 Park Ln. on the Altamont waterfront which sold for $21.5 million on Aug. 10.

The 14-year-old, 9,400-square-foot home sits on a lot of almost half an acre of high-bank waterfront, including 98 feet of shoreline.

The home was built in 2008 by its former owner Mossadiq Medaly, a former chair of BC Hydro and a leader in the renewable energy industry, on the site of an apple orchard formerly owned by a member of Vancouver’s Woodward family.

Designed by architect Peter Grant, the home features luxuries like an elevator, indoor-outdoor speaker sound system, in-floor heating system, heated driveway, five fireplaces, infinity pool, floor-to-ceiling windows and a professional music room.

The luxury home, assessed at $14 million, was originally listed for sale at about $30 million.


A home at 754 Beachview Drive in North Vancouver sold Sept. 8 for $14.9 million. | photo Zealty.ca

2. 754 Beachview Drive

A deluxe six-bedroom, eight-bathroom home at 754 Beachview Dr. was the only home in North Vancouver to make the Top 10 sales list. The luxury home on three-quarters of an acre was assessed at just under $12.55 million this year. The 8,850-square-foot home sold in September for $14.9 million.

Features of the oceanfront mansion include an infinity pool, 10-person hot tub (now that’s a party!), golf putting green, dock with boat lift, four-jet-ski slip and private ramp. Inside features double height ceilings, Miele appliances, movie theatre, billiard area, gym, sauna, steam room and wine room.

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This modern mansion at 2975 Palmerston by architectural firm Battersby Howat in West Vancouver’s Altamont neighbourhood sold for $14.75 million in February. | Zealty.ca

3. 2975 Palmerston Avenue

Located in West Vancouver’s sought after Altamont neighbourhood, this distinctly modern mansion by architectural firm Battersby Howat sold for $14.75 million in February after just 24 days on the market. The six-year-old, 10,000-square-foot three-storey house on a landscaped half-acre lot sold for close to its asking price of $14.88 million. The home features floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors that create a dramatic open feel leading to spectacular garden views. Outside, a hot tub and pool beckon. The home also boasts an array of technology for controlling lighting, a private elevator, security system, air conditioning and garage parking for five vehicles.

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This home at 1335 Chartwell Drive, in West Vancouver’s British Properties, sold for $12.8 million July 23. | Zealty.ca

4. 1335 Chartwell Drive

Homes in the British Properties are among those often sought out in the higher echelons of the real-estate market. It’s all about the views up here, and showing off luxury details. The fourth-highest sale on the North Shore, at 1335 Chartwell Dr., which sold for $12.8 million July 23 after just 15 days on the market, ticks those boxes. A one-year-old custom build, the six-bedroom, eight-bathroom 10,000-square-foot house features a “grand foyer” with a 20-foot hand-painted dome ceiling rising above a crystal chandelier. Italian tile, Miele and Wolf appliances, four marble gas fireplaces and a wine cellar, theatre, sauna, gym, pool, hot tub and heated driveway complement the bling.

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This 8,000-square-foot Mediterranean-inspired home in Altamont sold for $11.8 million on April 11. | Zealty.ca

5. 2919 Mathers Avenue

A “health and wellness wing” including a massage room, separate “staff quarters,” “butler’s pantry” and a 27-foot, 11,000-litre tropical aquarium are among the unique features of the fifth-highest property sale on the North Shore in 2022 at 2919 Mathers Ave. The seven-bedroom, 11-bathroom 8,000-square-foot Mediterranean-inspired home on almost a half acre in Altamont sold for $11.8 million on April 11 after 55 days on the market. That’s significantly less that the original asking price of $14.3 million. An integrated Band & Olufsen audio visual system, fitness room, infinity pool and jacuzzi complete the package.

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This contemporary 5,300-square-foot home next to McKechnie Park sold for $11 million on Feb. 18, 2022. | Zealty.ca

6. 3704 McKechnie Avenue

A contemporary custom-built home, nestled among trees on a “trophy property” backing on to McKechnie Park, this three-year-old 5,300-square-foot home at 3704 McKechnie Ave. sold for $11 million on Feb. 18, 2022 – less than the asking price of $12.8 million.

The five-bedroom, six-bathroom home on a third of an acre in Westmount features an open floor plan drenched in light with all rooms offering sweeping ocean views.

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This home at 2860 Mathers was the seventh highest real estate sale on the North Shore in 2022 at $10.7 million.

7. 2860 Mathers Avenue

A 17-year-old 12,000 square-foot home on Altamont’s “Golden Mile” was the seventh highest real estate sale on the North Shore last year. The three-storey, seven-bath, six-bedroom home at 2860 Mathers Ave. sold for $10.7 million, considerably below the $14 million asking price, on April 20, after 75 days on the market. The modern concrete home features a wine room, gym and indoor swimming pool and has geothermal heating and cooling. There are also solar panels for hot water, a rainwater reclamation system and a heated driveway.

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This British Properties mansion at 1022 Eyremont Dr. sold for $10.5 million Sept. 18. | Zealty.ca

8. 1022 Eyremount Drive

If a mini golf course and elevator are among the luxurious touches you expect in home, this one-year-old British Properties mansion fits the bill.

The almost 10,000-square-foot home at 1022 Eyremount Dr. features gasp-worthy views of the ocean, city and Lions Gate Bridge. The five-bedroom, eight-bathroom mansion is billed as having “every imaginable luxury” including a walk-in wine cellar/cigar room, billiard area, home theatre and sauna, as well as five fireplaces. It sold for $10.5 million Sept. 18, after 69 days on the market, a relative bargain compared to the asking price of $16 million.

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This home at 1578 Chippendale in the British Properties sold for just under $10.3 million April. 15. | Zealty.ca

9. 1578 Chippendale Road

Amazing views from the British Properties are the key feature of this 9,700-square-foot 23-year-old home on a huge flat lot at 1578 Chippendale Rd. The three-storey, six-bed, five-bathroom mansion sold April 15 for just under $10.3 million. Almost 300 feet of frontage allows for a “massive street presence.” A library, sauna and media room are also among the features of the home.

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This 73-year-old home on the West Bay waterfront in West Vancouver at 3874 Marine Drive sold for $9.8 million. | Zealty.ca

10. 3874 Marine Drive

This two-storey, four-bedroom four-bathroom home on the waterfront in West Bay at 3874 Marine Dr. is the smallest of the top ten homes to sell last year at 3,700 square feet. It’s also the oldest at 73 years. But what it lacks in sheer size it makes up for in gorgeous west coast character on a spectacular 17,600-square-foot property that slopes gently to the water’s edge. Tiered patios, a waterside pool and boathouse lead down to about 80 feet of natural shoreline. There’s also tranquil gardens a pond and gazebo. Inside features large rooms with stunning views, all in a comfortable home.

This home was the only one on the North Shore’s top ten sales that sold for under $10 million last year, fetching $9.8 million on Sept. 17, after just 17 days on the market.

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A pool on the water’s edge is one feature of this 73-year-old home on the West Bay waterfront in West Vancouverat 3874 Marine Drive sold for $9.8 million. | Zealty.ca

 


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Flybe collapse asks questions about the resilience of UK’s transport infrastructure | Business News

January 28, 2023 by Staff Reporter

Flybe is a smaller, less significant business than when it collapsed for the first time in March 2020, but a second failure in three years raises questions not just for prospective owners, but the connectivity of the UK.

Three years ago the failure of what was then Europe’s largest regional airline was blamed on the advancing pandemic, but in truth the company had been in trouble for years.

A government-brokered deal two months earlier with shareholders, including Virgin and the US hedge fund Cyrus Capital, kept planes in the air, but ultimately they couldn’t defy economic gravity.

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Cyrus Capital bought the brand out of administration and, in April last year, resumed operations trying to do what Flybe 1.0 had failed to do; turn a profit from an airline dedicated to serving the UK’s nations and regions.

Its strategy was to use the regional services as a bridgehead into international travel, filling spaces on flights to and from Belfast, Birmingham and London not filled by domestic travellers with passengers bound for the US and Europe.

A route to Amsterdam and slots at Heathrow were central to the plan, offering access to major hub airports from which Flybe hoped alliances with larger airlines would follow.

With the airline industry still recovering from COVID and stiff competition from more established low-cost operators, that plan has not paid off.

Flybe had been due to take delivery of 17 new aircraft this year, but delays to the new fleet limited the potential for partnership despite Cyrus putting in an estimated £50m to keep the enterprise airborne.

That cash has now run out, leaving administrators seeking a buyer willing to give the brand a third chance, and the UK facing a recurring question about the resilience of its transport infrastructure.

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The airline has gone into administration less than a year after returning to the skies following a previous collapse

It is a question of particular salience in Northern Ireland, where Flybe was a major operator out of Belfast City airport.

In 2020 Flybe’s future was a political issue, with ministers willing to discuss cutting passenger duty in order to make good on Boris Johnson’s election promise to level up the UK’s regions.

Three years on the political imperative, along with Mr Johnson, has largely moved on, but the economic imperatives remain. Transport infrastructure is a prerequisite of growth, particularly if you are trying to share it around, and the cutting of regional ties comes at a cost.

With the rail industry in turmoil and the train network a national embarrassment you might think there has never been a better time to offer an alternative.

Flybe’s second grounding suggests otherwise.

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Custom homes in the metaverse, and more tech news

January 28, 2023 by Staff Reporter

It can be tough to keep up with the ever-evolving news at the intersection of architecture and technology. But fear not, dear readers—AN has you covered with a new-in-tech mini-roundup on the biohomes, metaverse house tours, and AI tastemaking to inform your practice and add to your “fun fact” cocktail hour conversation Rolodex:

University of Maine unveils first 3D home made from fully-recyclable, bio-based materials

Along with many other states and cities, Maine is facing an affordable housing crisis. 3D-printed homes, which often require less time and less labor to build on-site, may offer a solution to a challenging housing shortage. In that spirit, late last year researchers at the University of Maine Advanced Structures and Composites Center (ASCC) celebrated the completion of BioHome3D, the first 3D-printed home made with bio-based materials.

The 600-square-foot prototype’s 3D-printed roof is made of wood fibers and bio-resins, while the insulation is 100 percent wood material. The floors and walls are 3D-printed, as well. It was constructed from locally-sourced materials to reduce dependence on a global supply chain that’s weathered many shocks and crises since 2020.

BioHome3D was printed in four modules offsite; on-site assembly required only a half-day’s work.

“Many technologies are being developed to 3D print homes, but unlike BioHome3D, most are printed using concrete. However, only the concrete walls are printed on top of a conventionally cast concrete foundation. Traditional wood framing or wood trusses are used to complete the roof,” ASCC Executive Director Dr. Habib Dagher said in a press release. “Unlike the existing technologies, the entire BioHome3D was printed, including the floors, walls and roof. The biomaterials used are 100% recyclable, so our great-grandchildren can fully recycle BioHome3D.”

Future versions of the home could be customized to meet an owner’s space and energy needs. Right now, ASCC is monitoring the home’s performance through the bone-chilling Maine winter. These data will be used to inform BioHome3D’s future iterations.

Is the Scottish Parliament the world’s ugliest building? (Andrew Cowan/Scottish Parliament/Wikimedia Commons/Open Scottish Parliament Licence)

Buildworld uses sentiment analysis tool to make list of world’s ugliest buildings

Using sentiment analysis tool HuggingFace, a team at building materials and products retailer Buildworld compiled a list of the world’s ugliest buildings. The team began with a list of buildings across the U.K. and U.S. often assumed to be “ugly” and ran the building names through HuggingFace, a machine learning platform trained to detect positive and negative tones about a topic or idea. The platform draws on tweets to analyze what is being said online about the buildings. The ugliest accolade is determined by, in this case, the percentage of negative sentiment on the building.

The machine has spoken and determined the worst eyesore to be the Scottish Parliament Building in Edinburgh, pictured above, a postmodern structure by architect Enric Miralles that had 42.07 percent of analyzed tweets critical of its design. Stateside, the J. Edgar Hoover Building a.k.a. the FBI Headquarters, was found to be the worst, with 37.84 percent of tweets criticizing its design. The Brutalist Boston City Hall building took second place. Chicago’s Thomson Center and the Watergate Complex also made it to the United States’ top ten list.

More information about the experiment and the full list of ugly buildings can be found here.

New discovery on the durable property of ancient Roman concrete

A research team from MIT, Harvard University, and laboratories in Italy and Switzerland has unearthed some secrets about a tried-and-true building material and method that’s just about as old as time: concrete. Their findings, which were published in the journal Science Advances earlier this month, provide evidence into the hearty material’s durability and self-healing nature.

It had been previously assumed that ancient concrete’s strength came from a pozzolanic material such as volcanic ash, but the discovery of “lime clasts,” tiny white minerals found in samples, is likely where the material gets its durability. Scientists had previously dismissed lime clasts as flecks left over from poor mixing technique, but now researchers are reviewing that conclusion.

Further study of the lime clasts determined they were made from calcium carbonate. A spectroscopic examination of the flecks led the team of researchers to deduce they were mixed into concrete at very hot temperatures and it is this process and step that solidifies concrete’s durability.

With this discovery, ancient buildings and statues with cracks can be repaired or made whole again, extending the life of structures and reducing the need for cement production which can have detrimental environmental impacts. It also opens the opportunity for new construction, namely 3D-printed buildings, which continue to rise in popularity as an alternative building material and method.

A national homebuilder is giving house tours in the metaverse

KB Home is inviting prospective clients to suit up an avatar and explore its model homes virtually. The homebuilding company created a showroom on the Decentraland platform for buyers to tour houses in contemporary, Spanish, farmhouse and craftsman styles. A virtual host is on hand to answer questions about the homes, the construction process, and customization options.

“KB Home has a long-standing history of groundbreaking innovation. Today, we’re creating opportunities with an eye toward the future, so next-gen homebuyers can experience a new KB Home community virtually,” KB Home Chairman, President and CEO Jeffrey Mezger said in a news release. “We know consumers are increasingly immersing themselves and spending more time in virtual spaces. KB Home’s metaverse community is all about discovery and creation and provides a captivating setting for homebuyers to explore what truly sets us apart – innovative design, personalization and partnership.”

The Los Angeles–based company partnered with The Metaverse Group to design and build out its Decentraland KB Home nirvana.

Screenshot of the Reset Earth Impact Simulator game (United Nations Environment Programme Ozone Secretariat)

The UN makes protecting the ozone layer into an online game

This week the UN Environment Programme’s (UNEP) Ozone Secretariat launched its latest version of a simulator designed to help teens understand how to protect our precious, life-sustaining environments and ecosystems via global and local policy interventions.

The Apollo’s Edition of the Reset Earth Impact Simulator game  allows students pick from four possible policy directions that impact the ozone layer. Apollo, a spunky, blue-haired avatar, pictured above, and her robot companion lay out the scenarios while educating students on the Montreal Protocol, the multilateral agreement that regulates ozone depleting substances (ODS).

“By giving young people innovative learning tools, we hope to inspire them to become the future scientists and policy-makers championing environmental protection,” said Meg Seki, Executive Secretary of the Ozone Secretariat.

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5 of the Best Paper Trading Sites | Investing

January 28, 2023 by Staff Reporter

One of the oldest financial adages in the book is that it “takes money to make money.” Aside from selling your own labor, that’s true, and the stock market is arguably the most lucrative and time-tested arena for everyday investors to put their money to work.

Of course, the most surefire way to take advantage of Wall Street gains is to buy and hold passive, low-cost stock market mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, that track a prominent index like the S&P 500. While this approach works best for most people, there are two downsides: First, you can never outperform the index you’re tracking. Second, it’s a bit boring.

So let’s say you’ve decided to take the plunge into picking individual stocks. If you’ve never done it before, it can be a bit daunting to jump right in and deploy your hard-earned capital. This is where “paper trading” comes in handy.

What Is Paper Trading?

Instead of buying stocks with real money, the act of paper trading simply means that you game out your investing strategy with fake money and track your results. This allows you to test the success of your ideas before ultimately putting real capital behind your convictions.

While paper trading is arguably most useful for short-term day traders looking to test a rules-based strategy, it can also benefit the cautious would-be buy-and-hold investor.

Here are five of the best paper trading sites and stock market simulators:

  • MarketWatch
  • Investopedia
  • Finviz
  • Thinkorswim by TD Ameritrade
  • eToro

MarketWatch

Dubbed the “virtual stock exchange,” this paper trading platform is hosted on financial news site MarketWatch. Heavily used by individual investors, beginners and students competing with one another in a classroom setting, there were more than 40,000 active “games” at the time of this writing.

The virtual stock exchange allows users to create or join a game in which you can compete against others to produce the best returns with your imaginary money. Looking to paper trade in private? No problem – just create a private game and track your own hypothetical trades without fear of judgment.

MarketWatch offers the choice to invest in more than 5,000 public companies across the Nasdaq, NYSE and NYSE American exchanges, as well as many over-the-counter pink sheet picks. You can choose to start with any sum of fake money you like, up to a maximum of $10 million.

Other features include the ability to set a commission fee for each trade, the ability to short sell, margin trading (and a customizable interest rate charged for trading on margin), as well as limit, stop-loss and partial shares, or fractional, trading.

This paper trading site should have most of what the average investor would want or need, although there are some minor drawbacks. Options trading isn’t allowed, and the end date for the game you devise can’t be more than a year in the future. And for those looking to pull one over on their fellow competitors, there appears to be a minor glitch in which reverse stock splits can erroneously multiply the value of your portfolio overnight.

Investopedia

Another financial news and analysis site, Investopedia, also offers a free stock market simulator in the same vein as MarketWatch’s. On top of the ability to trade stocks, Investopedia offers several additional features that MarketWatch doesn’t.

In addition to stocks and ETFs, users can freely paper trade stock options, which adds another layer of complexity for anyone looking to explore what selling covered calls or testing options strategies like protective collars or iron butterflies might look like in real life.

A nice perk of Investopedia’s interface is the “learn” tab of the simulator, where you can learn all about stocks themselves, trading basics, how to research stocks, portfolio management and options basics and strategies.

Aside from the options capability and easy-to-digest educational materials, Investopedia also differentiates itself through its cryptocurrency simulator. Like the real crypto market, it’s open for paper trading 24/7. The crypto simulator is separate from Investopedia’s main stock and options simulator, and is also free of charge once you’ve created a login.

Finviz

Financial visualization site Finviz, which also boasts news links and a daily view of the market’s top performers and most actively traded names, also offers a way for folks to seamlessly track the performance of their picks without putting real money up.

Like previous names on this list, Finviz’s portfolio-tracking capabilities don’t cost a penny as long as you create a free account. While not marketed as a stock simulator or paper trading tool, Finviz’s “portfolio” capability allows you to create a virtual portfolio that can contain as many as 50 different symbols in customized allocations. You can also build dozens of different hypothetical portfolios for free, allowing users to create portfolios based on various themes.

One neat feature is the ability to use Finviz’s stock screener to produce a list of stocks fitting certain criteria, then automatically create a portfolio of those stocks and track its performance over time.

While users can play with how selling a stock short would play out, Finviz doesn’t allow users to see what the true experience would be like, which involves paying margin interest and the potential for receiving a dreaded margin call if your bearish bet moves against you.

There are some quirks and limitations within Finviz’s paper trading features – stock splits and spinoffs are incorrectly accounted for, for example – but for a back-of-the-napkin look at how your trading strategies might play out, Finviz does just fine.

Thinkorswim by TD Ameritrade

Perhaps you want to take it a step further beyond merely creating watchlists or fake portfolios. Maybe you also want to simultaneously familiarize yourself with the layout and features of an online brokerage, and emulate exactly what trading securities with real money would look and feel like.

Thinkorswim is a highly acclaimed online trading software offered by TD Ameritrade. If you’re an existing customer, you should already have access to the paper trading feature, appropriately dubbed paperMoney. But even if you don’t have an account, you can sign up for free access to this feature alone. In doing so, you’ll get a firsthand look at some of the charting, screening and other tools that make thinkorswim one of the most highly regarded trading platforms for intermediate and sophisticated investors.

Here you’ll get access to paper trading stocks, ETFs, options, futures and foreign exchange markets, all within the heralded thinkorswim interface itself, which offers tons of education, charting and analysis tools.

There’s a touch of a learning curve with the platform for newer or less-advanced traders, but for anyone looking to seriously paper trade and get a sense of how it would look within the confines of a real online brokerage, paperMoney by thinkorswim is an excellent option.

As part of Charles Schwab Corp.’s (ticker: SCHW) 2020 acquisition of TD Ameritrade, thinkorswim is expected to migrate to Schwab sometime this year.

eToro

Online broker eToro also does a fine job of offering a paper trading experience to users. While its simulator is free, users will have to divulge a bit of personal information in order to paper trade stocks, although no such requirement is in place to paper trade cryptocurrencies.

With a much simpler and more intuitive interface than thinkorswim, eToro is a nice option for a beginner investor looking to experiment with the feel of different online brokerages and trading strategies while not risking a sensory overload from a collage of complex tools.

Those with an interest in crypto might favor eToro, and its CopyTrader feature lets users mimic the trades of certain traders on the platform, whose past performance and risk profile you can examine as well. As with other crypto-focused simulated trading tools, eToro allows paper trading of digital assets at all hours of the day and night – not just when Wall Street’s open for business.

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