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When the world’s best golfers gathered at the PNC Championship in recent months, it was Gary Player’s touching revelation that stole the show, not just his swing. The story of the 89-year-old Black Knight and his new girlfriend, the vibrant Susan Waterfall of New York, is simply a powerful reminder that the best chapters of life can start at any age. Player remembered meeting Waterfall in the bright Miami sunshine by incorporating humor into the situation. After years of missed introductions, their encounter at Shell Bay Club blossomed, remarkably resembling a script written by fate itself. Playfully telling her that…

Kobo Resources Inc. (TSX.V: KRI) has revealed promising results from its 2024 diamond drilling campaign at the Kossou Gold Project in Côte d’Ivoire. The findings confirm significant gold mineralisation at the Jagger Zone, including a notable intercept of 7.0 metres grading 4.83 grams per tonne (g/t) of gold, further solidifying the area’s high-grade potential. This development marks a key moment in the company’s exploration efforts as it seeks to expand its gold discoveries in the region. CEO and Director of Kobo Resources, Edward Gosselin, expressed optimism, stating, “The results from our initial hole of the resumed drilling campaign are highly…

A recent survey has revealed that 70% of Britons believe United Utilities, the water company serving Northwest England, should continue to allow grouse shooting on land it owns. The poll, commissioned by the United Utilities Consultative Panel (UUCP), comes amid controversy surrounding the company’s consideration of a ban on grouse shooting on its leased land. The potential ban has faced strong opposition from leaseholders, many of whom depend on the shooting season, especially grouse shooting, for their livelihoods. The survey, which polled 1,000 UK adults, also found that 85% of respondents believe United Utilities should consult local communities before making…

A new study by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), in collaboration with global consulting firm Protiviti, reveals that younger employees experience lower productivity when managed by much older supervisors. This research, which surveyed 1,450 workers in finance, technology, and professional services across the UK and USA, highlights the impact of generational friction on workplace performance and suggests a need for more inclusive work practices. Key findings from the survey show that 25% of employees reported low productivity. The figures vary across generations, with 37% of Generation Z, 30% of Millennials, 22% of Generation X, and 14%…