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Charles Baker started a two-person garage business in 1980 so his son could have a job; 46 years later, the nonprofit he built in Malvern has hired, trained and mentored more than 12,500 people

Charles Baker and his wife, Louise, inside the Baker Industries building in Malvern in 2003. Charles P. Baker III, who started a small business in his garage in 1980 to create a job for his son, went on to build an organisation that helped more than 12,500 people find work. Baker, who co-founded Baker Industries…

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Jason and Kylie Kelce’s latest $2.9 billion market move marks a new milestone as their investment reaches 5,000+ stores | NFL News

Jason and Kylie Kelce’s latest $2.9 billion market move marks a new milestone as their investment reaches 5,000+ stores Jason Kelce is expanding his post-NFL business portfolio, with his latest move taking him into the growing hot sauce market. Through Winnie Capital, the family office supporting the business and philanthropic activities of Jason and Kylie…

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Shohei Ohtani’s $700 million contract changed baseball forever: Here’s where the Los Angeles Dodgers star’s record deal really goes and what it means for MLB’s future | MLB News

From a 16-year-old facing an earthquake to baseball’s biggest star: Shohei Ohtani’s inspiring journey through setbacks and injuries Shohei Ohtani’s signing with the Los Angeles Dodgers in December 2023 has produced one of the strangest financial arrangements in MLB history. The headline figure was a staggering 10 years and $700 million. But the structure behind…

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‘Illegal detention by Assam Police has finally ended’: CJP’s Ashutosh Ranka to address press | Guwahati News

The detentions came after the leadership of Akhil Gogoi-led Raijor Dal met CJP leaders, including Ranka, in Guwahati. GUWAHATI: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka on Sunday said his detention by Assam Police had ended and that he would address the media after being taken back to the spot where he was picked up.“The…

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Louisiana neighbours fought over a 70-foot strip of land; after signs, bright lights and even a dead cow appeared near the boundary, an appeals court upheld $15,000 in damages and an injunction

A decade of peaceful relations between neighbors in Union Parish, Louisiana, ended in a bitter court fight involving bright lights, power generators, large warning signs and a rotting cow carcass near a property line. A Louisiana appeals court has now upheld a lower court ruling that settled the dispute over a 70-foot strip of timberland….

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