August 1, 2020 | 1:49am Rick Porcello took what he could from Friday night. “I made it past the second [inning], so that was a positive,” he said. The right-hander came back from his self-described “terrible” debut with another subpar outing — one of many featured by the Mets in an 11-10 loss to the…
Investment Thesis Autolus share price performance since IPO. Source: TradingView. Autolus (AUTL), a developer of next-generation programmed T cell therapies, has taken some time to come to the boil but its treatments are now showing significant signs of promise. The company has endured a number of frustrating setbacks (which I will discuss below) which led…
A replacement Air Quality Monitor will be launched on the next Progress resupply mission to aid the investigation into increased levels of benzene in the International Space Station’s atmosphere. The first detection of off-nominal levels occurred on April 13, when Air Quality Monitor-1 – or AQM-1 – detected benzene in the atmosphere that was slightly…
Progress Software (PRGS) is one of those “legacy” technology companies that has largely been forgotten by the markets in the wake of much more exciting and faster-growing software companies. The company, whose flagship product is an app development (PaaS) platform that helps other companies develop applications and web interfaces, has largely been unable to grow…
At this moment, many aspects of life have been postponed or are at a complete standstill on account of the pandemic. We may wonder when things will get better in regard to such things as health, the economy, and employment.Everyone wants progress, and rightfully so. I have been thinking about what it means to move…
1. United States The nation’s oldest law school has appointed its first black dean. On July 1, civil procedure and federal courts scholar A. Benjamin Spencer will take over as dean of William & Mary Law School. The College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, has never hired an African American dean to lead any…
1. United StatesThe bald eagle continues to make its comeback from the brink of extinction in the United States, particularly across the Upper Midwest, where states are reporting record high numbers of the national bird. In Minnesota, the eagle population has climbed from 1,312 in 2005 to around 4,000 by the latest estimate. The continued…