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Oct 16, 2024 |
floridatrend.com | Andrew Schmidt
For over sixty years, Amway business owners have been more than just providers of nutrition supplements and well-being products, they’ve been promoters of healthy routines and lifestyles for individuals, families and communities. This enduring commitment is driven by a team of over 800 in-house scientists, engineers and technicians spread across over 75 labs, all focused on researching and developing innovative products that enhance lives. At the heart of this mission is Nutrilite.
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Sep 28, 2024 |
flipboard.com | Erin Gobler |Andrew Schmidt |Vikki Velasquez
Financial Markets12 hours agoThis Huge Dividend Stock Just Announced a Big Stock Split and a Massive Dividend Hike247wallst.com - Rich Duprey • 12hInvesting in the stock market has been the surest way to build wealth over time. Year-to-year, however, there are numerous ups and downs.
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Sep 19, 2024 |
abc.net.au | Oliver Brown |Grace Atta |Andrew Schmidt
A new Broken Hill mining agreement looks set to secure the city's historic mining industry for the next five decades. Pinnacles Mine, which sits 15 kilometres south-west of Broken Hill, has entered what some are calling a "game changing" agreement with Broken Hill Mines Limited (BHM). The mine is believed to hold 6 million tonnes of high-grade silver, zinc and lead, with the potential for other large deposits nearby contributing another 15 million tonnes.
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Jul 14, 2024 |
crainsnewyork.com | Andrew Schmidt
For over sixty years, Amway business owners have been more than just providers of nutrition supplements and well-being products, they’ve been promoters of healthy routines and lifestyles for individuals, families and communities. This enduring commitment is driven by a team of over 800 in-house scientists, engineers and technicians spread across over 75 labs, all focused on researching and developing innovative products that enhance lives. At the heart of this mission is Nutrilite.
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Jul 7, 2024 |
abc.net.au | Oliver Brown |Andrew Schmidt
Parts of far west New South Wales have received up to 70 millimetres of rain in a single event. Outback landholders say the rain is well-timed after inconsistent falls earlier this year. While many roads in the region remain closed, pastoralists believe the rain's long-term benefits will vastly outweigh any inconvenience. Graziers across far west New South Wales are welcoming potentially "game changing" rainfall over the weekend.
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