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	Business Daily update ⋅ January 27, 2023
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	The Seattle Times What new federal money will mean for WA ferries The Seattle Times The federal government has awarded Washington State Ferries $4.9 million to help build an electric-ferry charging station for the busy Mukilteo-Clinton line, and $5 million for dock improvements to improve transit and pedestrian connections at ... Flag as irrelevant
	PRI Release of the 2023 Reporting Framework and updates on Accountability PRI Signatories will be able to access the Reporting Tool once the reporting cycle opens in mid-May. Information on how the PRI has responded to signatory feedback when improving Reporting Tool functionalities, how to navigate the tool ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Technology General Dynamics reports slow growth in IT, but strong margins Washington Technology General Dynamics does not break out margin figures for GDIT and Mission Systems, the company's IT hardware division. But in an earnings call with investors Wednesday, Chief Financial Officer and new technologies segment leader Jason Aiken ... Flag as irrelevant
	just-food.com UK competition watchdog to hunt for 'greenwashing' on food, drink labels just-food.com The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is to scrutinise 'green' claims on food and drink product labels to clamp down on potential greenwashing. The competition watchdog's probe – which will also include other FMCG products such as toiletries ... Flag as irrelevant
	Richmond News Yukon potential highlighted at Roundup mining conference Government of Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai, Deputy Premier Jeanie McLean and Energy, Mines and Resources Minister John Streicker were in Vancouver this week to promote the Yukon's mineral resources at the Association for Mineral Exploration's Roundup conference. Flag as irrelevant
	ftc.gov Looking for a job? Scammers might be looking for you ftc.gov Recent layoffs in industries like the tech sector have scammers fine-tuning their approaches to take advantage. They may advertise jobs online, sometimes setting up fake websites, or look for targets on social media — all to try to steal your money and ... Flag as irrelevant
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