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World War 2

Briefly Noted Book Reviews World War 2

Briefly Noted Book Reviews

American Harvest, by Marie Mutsuki Mockett (Graywolf). Harvest season in the American wheat belt begins in Texas, in the late spring, when hundreds of seasonal workers are hired into crews and begin moving from farm to farm, to cut the year’s grain. In this reflective travelogue, Mockett, who grew up…
bubmag
May 4, 2020
‘The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo’ Producer Launches Scandi Outfit Nevis Productions With Sofia Helin Project On Debut Slate World War 2

‘The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo’ Producer Launches Scandi Outfit Nevis Productions With Sofia Helin Project On Debut Slate

Anni Faurbye Fernandez, Moa Westeson and Cindy Hanson, all formerly of Norwegian production house Cinenord (Atlantic Crossing), have teamed to form Stockholm and Copenhagen-based Nevis Productions. Launched with investment from London-based producer and financing outfit Nevision, which is also involved in the upcoming big budget Second World War series Atlantic…
bubmag
May 4, 2020
Economic Preview: Millions of lost jobs may push unemployment rate to highest since Great Depression World War 2

Economic Preview: Millions of lost jobs may push unemployment rate to highest since Great Depression

Economic Preview Published: May 4, 2020 at 8:30 a.m. ET Coronavirus could drive U.S. unemployment to 15% or higher A Nevada Highway Patrol officer directs vehicles as they wait in line on streets around Boulder Station Hotel & Casino to get into a drive-thru Three Square Food Bank emergency food…
bubmag
May 2, 2020
Week in pictures: 25 April World War 2

Week in pictures: 25 April

A selection of powerful news photographs taken around the world this week as people react to the spread of the coronavirus. Image copyright Tom Jacobs / Reuters Image caption Desiree Henry trains at a golf course in Edmonton, London, following the outbreak of Covid-19. A Team GB athlete, she won…
bubmag
May 2, 2020
‘It’s amputation’: Shell cut its dividend for the first time since World War II, the latest sign of the brutal crisis decimating the oil industry World War 2

‘It’s amputation’: Shell cut its dividend for the first time since World War II, the latest sign of the brutal crisis decimating the oil industry

REUTERS/Sergio Moraes Shell reduced its first quarter dividend by 67% from $0.47 to $0.16. It marks the first time since World War II that the Dutch oil giant has cut its dividend, the latest sign of the brutal reality of the oil market crisis. The dividend cut is "more evidence…
bubmag
April 30, 2020