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2 weeks ago | 
americanfreakshow.news | Nina Burleigh |Gareth Gore
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ifre.com | Gareth Gore
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2 months ago | 
ifre.com | Gareth Gore
When Databricks raised US$10bn from a group of investors just before year-end, the news came as a blow to bankers who’d spent years saying that an IPO of the company was imminent. As one of the largest startups in the US – only SpaceX, OpenAI and Stripe are bigger – bankers have been salivating since at least 2020 at the prospect of a public listing of the data analytics company. The news was particularly galling, coming as it did after the worst year for IPOs since the global financial crisis.
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Jan 27, 2025 | 
elpais.com | Gareth Gore
'TintaLibre'TribunaArtículos estrictamente de opinión que responden al estilo propio del autor. Estos textos de opinión han de basarse en datos verificados y ser respetuosos con las personas aunque se critiquen sus actos.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
ncronline.org | Gareth Gore
A few days before Christmas, several posts began to appear on an online community started by people who had once been members of Opus Dei. Most of the posts came from former numeraries: men and women who had once dedicated themselves to a life of chastity, poverty and obedience to a Catholic organization supposedly inspired by God.
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Jan 5, 2025 | 
infolibre.es | Gareth Gore
A finales de septiembre, el Opus Dei envió un memorándum confidencial a sus “directores locales”, los de más confianza entre sus denominados miembros numerarios —los hombres y las mujeres que han dedicado la vida al Opus Dei— y quienes tienen a su cargo la supervisión de las delegaciones locales. Memorándums así están lejos de ser poco comunes: las “notas internas” son el medio preferido de la jefatura en Roma para comunicarse con sus directores sobre el terreno.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
au.org | Gareth Gore |Bruce J. Dierenfield
Editor’s note: Two new books examine aspects of church-state relations that may be of interest to Church & State readers. Here the authors discuss their new works. By Gareth GoreNestled among the lobbying firms and think tanks on K Street in downtown Washington, D.C., the Catholic Information Center (CIC) looks inconspicuous and unassuming.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
ncronline.org | Matt Murray |Gareth Gore
Opus: The Cult of Dark Money, Human Trafficking and Right-Wing Conspiracy inside the Catholic Church Gareth Gore 448 pages; Simon & Schuster $30.99 Almost since Opus Dei was founded in 1928 in pre-Franco Spain, the conservative Catholic group has been described as a "shadowy," "secretive," "cult-like" "sect." Every few years that image, which clings to the organization like stinkweed, is reinforced in the press; as long ago as 1957, Time magazine referred to members as the "White Masons." Not...
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
ifre.com | Gareth Gore
Albino assassins and corporal mortification aren’t topics that come up all that often when you’re a capital markets reporter. Well, not in my experience at least – although perhaps I just wasn’t speaking to the right bankers. During my first 10 years as a reporter for IFR, I can confidently state that neither subject ever came up. I wrote about football, Saudi princes, debt-ridden UK councils and derivatives. But, for some reason, I never seemed to get stories about radical religious sects.
