These 5 coins from the 1960s are worth thousands of dollars: how to know if you have one
There are several coins on the market that can be worth hundreds or thousands of dollars if they meet certain characteristics ...
'Unease' of doing business in India: Bureaucracy pushes factory costs up
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Make in India" campaign has also got lost somewhere in the labyrinths of this bureaucratic ...
Can the steel industry achieve a sustainable transformation?
Steel threads through every part of daily life; it’s one of the most essential materials in the world. The process of making it goes back thousands of years, and it now enables ...
The New Yorker4d
Will L.A.’s Fires Permanently Disperse the Black Families of Altadena?
In a Los Angeles suburb, multigenerational families like the Benns found affordable housing and a deep sense of connection.
‘The pipelines are drying up’: Why teacher salaries are catastrophic for the profession
So most educated women made one of three choices. They became teachers, nurses, or clerical workers. And if you went into ...
Premium Times16hOpinion
What’s gone wrong with Nigeria’s foreign policy?, By Yusuf Bangura
Nigeria’s acceptance into the BRICS club as a partner country is a slap in the face for Nigerian leaders, the foreign policy ...
Premium Times10h
Abia govt set to boost oil production capacity
An official said over 1,000 hectares of land had been acquired in Owaza, in Ukwa West Local Government Area, for Abia ...
The New Yorker1d
Norman Foster’s Empire of Image Control
The British architect has built an unprecedented factory of fine design. Inside the world of the man who creates exquisite ...
The Conversation19d
Canada needs to invest in older rental housing, not just build new real estate properties
As my previous work has shown, almost half of Canada’s rental properties (1,026,020 units) were built between 1960 and 1979. Put differently, over 80 per cent of the rental properties in Canada ...
Column: L.A. County’s Hall of Administration should stand, Janice Hahn says. And not because of her dad
The Hall of Administration was named after Janice Hahn's father in 1992. She argues it shouldn't be razed, even after the ...
Opinion
Overlooked, misjudged – but cooperatives hold the key to a sustainable future for wine
Wine cooperatives may not be glamorous, writes The Independent’s wine columnist Rosamund Hall, but their history and future in sustainable wine production are vital ...