“We have completely stopped the talks with Ansteel on a merger,” Chen Jizhuang, chairman of Benxi Steel, told Reuters on the sidelines of the country’s annual parliament congress. He did not elaborate.

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Mort Walker, 94. A comic strip artist who tickled millions of newspaper readers with the antics of the lazy private “Beetle Bailey.” Jan. 27.

A mining facility — which can range from a purpose-built structure to a series of shipping containers filled with computers — would likely bring in property tax revenue, but increased employment and other local spinoffs aren’t as certain.

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Yeah. For us, it’s — we’re very balanced in — with the 40% midstream, if I can just walk through it really quickly, half of that is gas utility. We feel really good about that. That’s going to be up in 2019 over 2018 as it has been for the past 10 years. The pipeline activity, we said to kind of offset. The gas infrastructure is being offset by oil and NGL pipelines in Permian. So that tends to be up just slightly. But midstream as a whole will be up slightly for us as a mix.

The McHarg Center is named for the renowned environmental planner and landscape architect Ian McHarg, who founded the department of landscape architecture and regional planning that he chaired for more than three decades at PennDesign (Almanac March 20, 2001). His book, Design With Nature (1969), in which he illustrated the necessity of understanding of natural processes in determining land use and introduces his ecological planning method, is widely considered one of the most important and influential books of its kind. Professor McHarg also initiated generations of aspiring designers through his teaching. His course Man and Environment—which featured guest lectures by theologians, philosophers, ecologists, and anthropologists as well as designers—attracted thousands of students from across Penn.

“What gets measured gets changed,” said Carolyn Fairbairn, director general of the Confederation of British Industry. “Firms have had plenty of warning and have no excuse for failing to submit their gender pay gap data accurately and on time.”

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GI Energy, which employs 70 people in the city and a further eight at its Nuneaton warehouse, has also won one of its biggest orders to date. The local firm has signed a deal with American firm Walgreens to play an integral role in creating 65 carbon zero stores.

“The Penn-China Global tour and game is another proud landmark for Global Football and for me personally, as after 23 years of working with visionary coaches, athletic directors and student-athletes to produce similar events, this is our initial Ivy League football team,” said Mr. Steenberge. “This will be the third consecutive year of taking NCAA football teams to China, as the clinics and game will further aid the development of the sport there. More importantly, this unique experience will enhance the global knowledge of the curious student-athletes from Penn, providing them a first-hand understanding of Chinese history, culture and people. Congratulations to the Penn administrators and coaches for taking on this valuable challenge.”

Speaker Bio: Rhonda Hoffman is a long-time genealogy librarian who currently serves as the Genealogy Specialist in the Grosvenor Room at the Central Library in Downtown Buffalo. She has a Master of Library Science from the University at Buffalo and a Bachelor of Arts in History from SUNY Geneseo. Ms. Hoffman enjoys spreading her addiction to genealogy by teaching genealogy classes, assisting library patrons, and through her work as editor of the Western New York Genealogical Society JOURNAL.