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VTEB: ETF Inflow Alert

Looking today at week-over-week shares exceptional modifications amongst deep space of ETFs covered at ETF Channelone standout is the Vanguard Tax-Exempt Bond ETF (Symbol: VTEB) where we have actually spotted an approximate $1.5 billion dollar inflow– that’s a 5.4% boost week over week in impressive systems (from 565,017,357 to 595,605,842). The chart listed below programs the one year rate…

[queerliblib]

I have two questions!

1) I signed up for a library card a few months ago, but I haven't heard anything back. I've gotten emails from you, but nothing stating I was approved for a library card... what should I do...?

2) I really want to support you and other libraries, however I find rental times to be really restrictive (I'm not a very fast reader 99% perfect of the time. The time I read 4 books in a week was an outlier), would me renting ebooks through libby, but not reading them, be helpful to the library anyway? Or would I be effectively wasting licensing money?

hello! hmm, that is strange - I’m sure you’ve checked your junk mail, so the next thing to do is email librarian@queerliberationlibrary.org - that way we can do some cross-checking on our end to see if the account attached to your email went through or if it hit some kind of snag.

As to your second question, there are all sorts of licenses - some are the kind where we own it forever but only one person can read it at a time*, and others are the type where we pay X amount for Y checkouts, or X amount for 1 year and then re-purchase when it runs out. However, there’s literally no way for you to tell which is which as a library user. Generally speaking, I’d say don’t worry about it! high checkout rates are great for us, and we’re never going to know if you finished a book or not. Use your judgement if there’s a really long holds line perhaps, but otherwise, even if you only get to a few chapters, we hope you enjoy them <3

[runefisker]

Hope 2023 is treating you well! Here’s my first post of the new year: In Flowers, based on a sketchbook drawing, colors in Artstudio Pro -swipe for sketch and time lapse #artstudiopro #drawing #illustration #personalwork #inflowers #runefisker #artistsoninstagram (at Copenhagen,Demark) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnEnwUVM1-E/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sw5w]

...Een Nagwa Co Creespa Creeta

STAR WARS EPISODE I: The Phantom Menace - Deleted Scene: Anakin’s Scuffle with Greedo 00:49

The unidentified paddle may be part of the game that uses a "noeu sphere", which Anakin has a racquet for in his bedroom, alongside a similar looking scooped paddle.

[everyday-is-brighter-with-you]

Honestly you know what I'm going to keep the energy on here. I'm going to try for once in my life. For Palestine as well as other atrocities happening. Expect this blog to be as loud as possible when I can.

[grub-s]

almost got caught by security in rivulet - fuck their torches are bright

[francolapintogf]

micktent !!!!!!!! micktent !!!!!!!!! MICKTENT !!!! MIDSFDJALKDSVNSDKCCDFKGKKTTRENTTTT!!!!!$#%()$*&%$)(%*@##@#%+}#$^#}#${@!P

[bitcoinversus]

Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz Predicts $500K Bitcoin if U.S. Gets Strategic Bitcoin Reserve

Bitcoin’s price has surpassed $90,000 for the first time, driven by market optimism following President-elect Donald Trump’s victory and his pro-cryptocurrency stance. The cryptocurrency reached a record high of $91,110, marking a 32% increase since the November 5 election. Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz suggests that if the U.S. establishes a Bitcoin reserve, the cryptocurrency’s value…

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PRIMA PAGINA Financial Times di Oggi sabato, 12 ottobre 2024

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[daletrafra]

Paroles de la chanson “In Flowers” de James Blunt

[sw5w]

You'll Just Have to Tolerate His Opinion

STAR WARS EPISODE I: The Phantom Menace - Deleted Scene: Anakin’s Scuffle with Greedo 00:37

[daletraita]

Scopri il testo della canzone “In Flowers” di James Blunt

[chemicalarospec]

on the one hand very big stuffed animals fall into the category of things that are very clearly expensive and a luxury and thus make me uncomfortable (I guess I was raised to live humbly a little too well), but on the other hand. damn I need one of those. give it a big hug. i'll always sleep alone but i could have one of those guys instead of being alone-alone y'know.

[koko-mochi]

Do y’all ever think about how absolutely bananas Lake Baikal is? It’s the world’s largest lake by volume. It’s the world’s deepest lake. It’s the world’s oldest lake. It contains nearly a quarter of the planet’s surface freshwater. It’s a rift lake, caused by the earth’s crust literally coming apart at the seams. It would be deeper than the Mariana Trench except the bottom is covered in a sediment layer that is miles deep. There are trains that have sunk to the bottom because Russia tried to build a railroad over the ice. The entire lake surface freezes for half the year. The lake is a focal point of multiple indigenous cultures. The lake has its own species of seal, which is the only exclusively freshwater pinniped in the world. There are unique ice formations formed by convection from the depths of the lake. There are 330 inflowing rivers.

I dunno, Lake Baikal sure is a thing.

[efiletax]

Exploring FDI Inflows by Indian States

Exploring Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Inflows by Indian States

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) plays a significant role in driving economic growth and development in countries around the world. In India, FDI inflows contribute to job creation, technology transfer, infrastructure development, and overall economic prosperity. While FDI inflows at the national level are often highlighted, exploring FDI trends at the state level provides valuable insights into regional economic dynamics and investment opportunities.

1. Overview of FDI in India:

FDI refers to investments made by foreign entities in Indian companies or projects, resulting in a lasting interest and significant control over the invested entity.

India has been attracting increasing FDI inflows across various sectors, including manufacturing, services, real estate, and infrastructure, driven by economic reforms, liberalization policies, and favorable investment climate.

The Government of India has implemented several initiatives to promote FDI, such as the "Make in India" campaign, easing of FDI regulations, and improving business environment and infrastructure.

2. Importance of State-level FDI Data:

While national-level FDI data provides an overall picture of foreign investment in India, analyzing FDI inflows at the state level offers insights into regional disparities, investment patterns, and sectoral preferences.

Understanding state-level FDI trends helps policymakers, investors, and businesses identify opportunities, address challenges, and formulate targeted strategies to attract investment and foster economic growth in specific regions.

3. Key Factors Influencing State-level FDI Inflows:

Economic Potential: States with strong economic fundamentals, including robust infrastructure, skilled labor force, market size, and business-friendly policies, tend to attract higher FDI inflows.

Sectoral Strengths: States specializing in sectors such as IT/ITeS, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and renewable energy are likely to receive significant FDI investments based on their comparative advantages.

Policy Environment: States with transparent and investor-friendly policies, efficient regulatory framework, ease of doing business, and incentives for investors are more attractive destinations for FDI.

Infrastructure Development: Adequate infrastructure, including transportation, power, logistics, and connectivity, is crucial for attracting FDI and supporting business operations.

4. Analysis of State-level FDI Data:

Analyzing state-wise FDI inflows enables stakeholders to identify leading and emerging investment destinations, sectoral preferences, and investment trends over time.

States such as Maharashtra, Karnataka, Delhi, Gujarat, and Tamil Nadu have historically been major recipients of FDI due to their strong industrial base, infrastructure, and business environment.

Emerging states like Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan are also attracting increasing FDI inflows, driven by sector-specific initiatives, infrastructure development, and proactive investment promotion strategies.

5. Policy Implications and Way Forward:

Policymakers need to focus on enhancing the investment climate, infrastructure development, skill development, and sector-specific incentives to attract FDI in less developed states and regions.

Strengthening inter-state cooperation, knowledge sharing, and best practices exchange can facilitate learning and replication of successful investment promotion strategies.

Continued efforts to improve ease of doing business, streamline regulatory processes, and address bureaucratic hurdles are essential to enhance India's attractiveness as an investment destination at both national and state levels.

In conclusion, exploring FDI inflows by Indian states offers valuable insights into regional economic dynamics, investment opportunities, and policy implications. By leveraging state-level FDI data, policymakers, investors, and businesses can formulate targeted strategies to promote investment, foster economic development, and achieve sustainable growth across different regions of India.