Month: July 2021

Rising inflation has been cause for concern after the most recent June consumer price index reading increased 5.4% from a year earlier. This was the largest jump since August, 2008.  Investors therefore are seeking a hedge against inflation as speculation grows that this may be more than transitory. A sector investment into commodities, specifically a
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On the heels of Clear Channel — a decision from the Maryland Court of Special Appeals upholding Baltimore City’s excise tax on billboards as not contravening the free speech protections guaranteed by the First Amendment — comes Lamar, in which the taxpayer contests a similar tax imposed by Cincinnati, and on the same grounds. The case is before the Ohio Supreme Court,
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As we move into the summer months, many organizations trading in goods can take a period of reflection to assess how well their post-Brexit international supply chains have been working.  Current position For many, the run-up to the end of the Brexit transitional period on 31 December 2020 involved hasty preparations for the start of
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A Santa Monica landmark dating to more than 100 years ago, the Henry Wyse/Charles Morris House designed by distinguished architect Robert D. Farquhar remains a stellar example of the Colonial Revival and Craftsman aesthetic. Following a four-year restoration and re-imaging, the transformed property now stands as a new luxury development that blends classic architecture with
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