HALIFAX, NS, Jan. 18, 2021 /CNW/ - The Atlantic Journalism Awards has announced they are now accepting entries via their online entry system for the 2020 news year. Review entry details, category descriptions and judge's guidelines at www.AJAs.ca. The deadline for submissions is midnight Sunday, February 28, 2021.
The AJAs has 29 journalism categories including for newspaper, radio, television, magazine and online categories. There are also several journalism student awards and nominations are open for inductees to the Atlantic Journalism Hall of Fame.
Entries are reviewed by panels of judges from coast to coast and three finalists from each category are announced in April. The gold and silver awards will be presented following the winners announcement.
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Stellar (XLM) price exploded over 80% yesterday to bring total weekly gains to about 200% after being selected by Ukraine to work on the central bank digital currency. Fundamental analysis: Major cooperation agreed The Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and the Stellar Development Foundation signed a deal to work together on developing the virtual assets ecosystem and create a Ukrainian digital currency. The ministry and the SDF signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation, under which they will establish a sophisticated digital asset market infrastructure and reinforce Ukraine’s position in the financial market in Europe. “The Ministry of Digital Transformation is working on creating the legal environment for the development of virtual assets in Ukraine. We believe our cooperation with the Stellar Development Foundation will contribute to the development of the virtual asset industry and its integration into the global financial ecosystem,” said Oleksandr Bornyakov, Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation for IT Development. Bornyakov said developing a national digital currency also represents a significant aspect of this partnership as the majority of other major countries are developing their own digital currencies. “The National Bank of Ukraine has been researching the possibility of CBDC implementation since 2017. It demonstrates
(RTTNews) - The Switzerland stock market ended slightly higher on Monday after swinging between gains and losses, moving along the flat line right through the day's session.
While optimism about economic recovery thanks to the rollout of coronavirus vaccine supported the market, the continued surge in infections and tighter restrictions on movements limited market's upside.
The benchmark SMI ended up 11.48 points or 0.11% at 10,888.54, after moving in a tight band between 10,850.57 and 10,900.94.
Richemont shares moved up more than 4%. Swatch Group gained 2.8% and Alcon gained nearly 2%. Partners Group and SGS ended with modest gains.
Lonza Group, Swiss Life Holding and Roche Holding shed 0.5 to 0.8%. UBS Group, Novartis and Geberit also closed weak.
In the midcap section, Dufry gained 3.3%, Logitech, VAT Group and Tecan Group gained 2.3 to 2.6%, while Temenos Group and AMS moved up 1.75% and 1.4%, respectively. BB Biotech and Galenica Sante also ended notably higher.
Swiss health authorities quarantined two hotels and closed ski schools in the posh Swiss resort of St. Moritz on Monday to try to curb an outbreak of the highly infectious new coronavirus variant.
