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Recycleye recently closed on $17 million of series A funding led by the deep tech investor DCVC. DCVC was joined by fellow series A participants Promus Ventures, Playfair Capital, MMC Ventures, Creator Fund, Atypical and Seaya Andromeda.

The production company behind the Netflix show, MRC, won a confidential arbitration ruling against Spacey in 2020. The company had argued that Spacey owed them millions in lost profits because his misconduct forced them to remove him from the sixth season of the show, and it had to trim the season from 13 episodes to eight.

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Similar to the FY2015 budget, the FY2013 and FY2014 operating budgets benefited from a total of $133.8 million in refunded principal that was due to be paid out of operating expenses in those years but was part of refunding bonds issued in May 2012. The additional interest for the FY2014 and FY2013 refunding totals $218.0 million.

By extending the life of bonds that were due to be repaid over the last three budget years for an additional 30 years, the City reaped savings that reduced its operating deficits by a total of $254.6 million but at a cost of $446.8 million in additional interest that will be paid through FY2044. The City will also experience a spike in debt service owed at the end of the refunding when the entire principal amounts are due to be repaid in full.

The City also refunded $14.0 million of principal payments due from FY2016 through FY2027 with the Taxable Series 2014B Bonds. The refunding increases the interest rate being paid on all of these bonds to 6.3% through 2044. The original interest rates ranged from 5.0% to 5.37%.

Another use of the Taxable Series 2014B Bonds was to repay short-term commercial loans used to cover operating expenses in FY2014. The City retired $53.2 million of its commercial paper, which are short-term loans typically repaid in the same fiscal year or within 12 months of borrowing, as part of the taxable bonds sold in March 2014. At the same interest rate of 6.3% and with no principal repayment until 2044, the interest cost associated with repayment of the commercial loans using long-term refunding bonds totals $100.8 million.

Covanta has spent about $70 million since 2011 on magnets and other sorting equipment which have recovered about 2 million tons of metal during that time. As reported by CBS News, the company finds about 25 cents in each ton of waste it handles. Silverware, rings and other random objects that survive the combustion process are also common discoveries.

With more than 8 million registered users, a customer base that has nearly doubled from a year ago, Toss is expected to process over $17 billion in transaction run-rate and has a total trackable monthly transaction volume of about $10 billion.

Across 10 of the most competitive races (excluding Kansas where there is no Democrat running), outside spending, including party spending, that favors Republicans ($207 million) is higher than that favoring Democrats ($193 million). This is in contrast to our prior analysis of spending through the end of September, where we found pro-Democrat groups collectively had higher spending than their counterparts, due in significant part to their attacks on Republicans during the primary season.

The $1 million winner was sold at Pottsville Provision Company at 415 North 7th St. in Pottsville, the Pennsylvania Lottery said Monday. The Schuylkill County store gets $5,000 for selling the ticket.

"In Pennsylvania, this recent jackpot run which began Saturday, July 22, 2023, has generated $77 million in sales, creating a profit of more than $30 million to benefit older Pennsylvanians," the Pa. Lottery said.

SEOUL, South Korea, June 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Viva Republica, Korea's foremost fintech startup and maker of financial services app Toss, announced today that it has completed a $40 million round of funding from GIC and Sequoia China, bringing the company's total amount of funding raised to $116 million.

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Chief Financial Officer Jennie Huang Bennett acknowledged that the plan to borrow an additional $1.7 billion to refinance existing city debt to save $450 million in 2020 and $501 million in 2021 returns the city to the era of scoop and toss, a budget-stretching tactic reviled by fiscal watchdogs as a costly gimmick.

That move proved more successful than city officials hoped, and $100 million from that refinancing will be used to fill part of the $799 million deficit created by the pandemic in 2020. The rest of that 2020 gap will be filled with $350 million in federal relief funds approved in March as well as $350 million from the new debt restructuring plan, which aldermen will be asked to approve in November.

"This includes inventory that the Company intends to eliminate in the first half of 2023 to reduce fulfillment costs by managing inventory levels to align with the operating capacity of our distribution center," Funko said in a press release on Wednesday. "This is expected to result in a write down in the first half of 2023 of approximately $30 to $36 million."

The company reported a Q4 loss of nearly $47 million, falling from a $17 million profit for the same period during the previous year. Apart from dumping inventory, cost-saving measures will include a 10% cut of its workforce, company executives said on an earnings call with investors on Wednesday.

Even if the beloved Funkos do end up in the landfill, there's always a chance that they could be unearthed one day. Thirty years after Atari dumped millions of copies of its famously unpopular video game based on the movie E.T., the cartridges were excavated. They later fetched more than $100,000 each on eBay.

As voters across the United States headed to the polls Tuesday, a Greenpeace analysis found that the powerful oil and gas industry has spent nearly $13 million--averaging roughly $4.3 million per race--to boost Republicans vying for Senate seats in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada, key battleground states that could tip the balance of power in Congress.

According to Greenpeace's breakdown of campaign finance data, Big Oil has donated more than $5.4 million to party committees and super PACs backing Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania, $5.3 million to bolster Herschel Walker in Georgia, and $2 million to support Adam Laxalt in Nevada, each of whom has signaled they would oppose climate action if elected. During his tenure as Nevada's attorney general, Laxalt--who has ties to the Koch network--worked with other GOP officials to shield ExxonMobil from a fraud investigation.

"Oil and gas executives and other powerful corporate interests want to keep us home by spreading misinformation and contributing to politicians supporting voter suppression efforts," said Ebony Twilley Martin, co-executive director of Greenpeace USA. "We must stay the course against unprecedented millionaire money funding extremist candidates, election overthrowers, and rampant disinformation."

Greenpeace's analysis shows that 20 fossil fuel firms and trade groups have donated more than $52 million overall to Republican super PACs and party committees this cycle, with much of the money flowing into highly competitive districts in Nevada, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere across the country. 006ab0faaa