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Larry Fink says he's ready to step down as BlackRock ... because they're worried about the cost of housing here, the crime, the cost of education, all the things that are that are facing us." ...
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warned on Monday that New York City will "lose a lot of companies" if it doesn’t deal with its crime problem, and lower the cost of living and education. Fink made the ...
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Final decision to be made soon on decision to close Dobie Middle SchoolAs Austin ISD works to avoid being taken over by the Texas Education Agency due to poor student performance and a frequent "F ...
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UConn students protest higher education cutsAs Harvard and other universities battle with the Trump administration over billions of dollars in frozen grants, students ...
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Texas lawmakers' point of view: The day the House passed historic, controversial school choice billUnder the SB2, students will receive $10,000 each year if they attend a private school. Disabled students would receive up to $30,000 a year and home-schooled students would get $2,000.
Larry Fink, CEO of asset management giant BlackRock, issued a stark warning this week, criticizing New York City’s handling of crime, cleanliness, and education. Speaking to the Economic Club of ...
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