US emissions in 2025 were not meaningfully impacted by the federal policy changes in 2025, but we project that those policy changes could have increasing effects in the years to come. Read more in our new note: rhg.com/research/us-...

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That's all well and good, but how does T+1 settlement play out as a plot element

It was Viggo Mortensen in Eastern Promises, I believe

“That’s the cheapest Terminal offer I’ve ever seen // That’s the ONLY Terminal offer I’ve ever seen”…oh. It’s an ad. ON Bloomberg. To buy Pennies.

This reminds me of a discussion with a former BayBank employee discussing the 1998 merger of NationsBanc and BankAmerica, which had him wondering if the new portmanteau would be NationsAmerica or BancBank

My retired farmer stepfather had a FARM VEHICLE plate on his Polaris side-by-side, and he would drive it on bigger country roads to go to grocery store. Years later some more legally-minded folks took a look at it and said "that's not a thing; that plate doesn't entitle you to...anything"

One of my favorite things every year!

Not that it's entirely relevant to the argument, but nominative determinism strikes again. The guest's name, Bullard, is also clearly my name, and is an occupational surname meaning 'bullherder' in Old English.

Pink Floyd
The Indigo Girls
Dave Brubeck
Explosions in the Sky
Morcheeba

Thank you, exactly the sort of scolding that small children enjoy during holidays

Former solar analyst here; "revolutionary new solar technology to cut cost by XX%" is just a boneyard of bad ideas, unworkable science, pump-and-dump, and general flim-flammery

Was that Rayton? Haven't thought about that one in a minute www.inc.com/kevin-j-ryan...

/ Christian Bale in The Machinist for the true GLP-1 aficionados

It's designed by M.A.S.K. and yet it doesn't fly or shoot energy beams? Disappointing