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Relationship advice is a tricky thing. When it’s unsolicited, it can be annoying and sometimes even insulting (hey, we all have that friend). But when you actually seek it out, it can be hard to find what you're really looking for—like a definitive answer on whether or not yours is healthy, and what's truly important.


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A Republican-led audit of the 2020 election in Arizona’s largest county found that President Biden actually won by a larger margin than the county’s official results show.

The review revealed that Biden won 1,040,873 votes in Maricopa County in November, according to a draft audit report, 99 more votes than the certified ballot count last year showed. Former President Trump’s vote total, meanwhile, dropped from 995,665 to 995,404 after the audit — a difference of 261 votes.

In total, the audit found that Biden beat Trump by 360 more votes than previously recorded, according to the draft report. The official audit report is slated for release on Friday afternoon. A copy of the draft report was posted online by the political news outlet Arizona Agenda.

The months-long audit was conducted at the behest of the Republican-led Arizona state Senate, which hired a Florida-based firm called Cyber Ninjas to lead the effort. Nonprofit groups set up by defenders of Trump’s false claims that the 2020 election had been stolen helped fund the effort, pumping millions of dollars into the forensic review of the vote in Maricopa County.

The draft report’s conclusion that Biden’s lead in the county was actually wider than previously thought is likely to be a disappointment to Trump’s allies, who have raised allegations of widespread fraud and systemic irregularities in the elections in Arizona and other key states.

Nearly a year after his loss to Biden, Trump has continued to claim without evidence that the 2020 election was rigged and that he is the rightful winner of the contest. He’s urged Republican officials in other states, like Wisconsin and Georgia, to conduct similar audits.

On Thursday, the Texas secretary of state’s office announced a “comprehensive forensic audit” of the election from four of the state’s largest counties.

That announcement came hours after Trump publicly demanded that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott back legislation that would initiate an election audit. Current results show that Trump carried Texas by more than 630,000 votes.

Despite finding Biden’s vote lead growing, the draft report out of Arizona recommends a series of legislative reforms “to provide additional certainty to elections going forward.”

One such recommendation suggests that lawmakers consider a measure that “links voter roll registration to changes in driver’s licenses or other state identification, as well as requiring the current voter rolls be validated against the United States Postal Service (USPS) National Change of Address (NCOA) at a predefined period prior to every election.”

The draft report also recommends that some issues — such as the presence of duplicate voter IDs — be investigated by the Arizona state attorney general. https://bloomeet.com/


https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/573780-arizona-draft-audit-report-shows-biden-widened-lead-by-360-votes?utm_source=thehill&utm_medium=widgets&utm_campaign=es_recommended_content

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California voters soundly rejected an attempt to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Tuesday in an historic rebuke that amounted to a ratification of Newsom’s aggressive approach to combatting the coronavirus pandemic.

With 59 percent of the vote tallied in an election conducted almost entirely through the mail, just 33 percent of voters supported recalling Newsom; the Associated Press projected the recall would fail.

"I want to focus on what we said yes to as a state," Newsom said in remarks after the election results were called. "We said yes to science. We said yes to vaccines. We said yes to ending this pandemic. We said to people’s right to vote without fear of fake fraud or voter suppression."

I’m humbled and grateful to the millions and millions of Californians that exercised their fundamental right to vote and expressed themselves so overwhelmingly by rejecting the division by rejecting the cynicism, by rejecting so much of the negativity that’s defined our politics in this country over the course of so many years," he continued.

Supporters of the recall gathered more than 2.1 million signatures to force an election, after a state judge granted them an extension because of the coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic, and the lockdowns Newsom ordered, fueled the anger that bolstered the signature-gathering efforts.

But Newsom’s response to the pandemic also undergirded a summer rebound that led to his victory. The race to inoculate Californians against the coronavirus made the state one of the most vaccinated in America, while stimulus measures passed by the Democratic-controlled state legislature send recovery checks to small businesses and low-income residents just as ballots hit mailboxes around the state.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/572294-newsom-easily-beats-back-recall-effort-in-california

Confidencemama:
My husband left home in Lagos since June and has refused to return, he doesn't pick my calls if i use another number to call him once he hears my voice, he shout at me that he is no more interested in the marriage, that he has moved on and that I should never call his line again then he will end the call, he blocked me on what's app, face book and currently he is in a relationship with a girl in benin, just that I don't know his exact address where he moved to.

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Lagos is normally compared to States in developed Economy like New York , California or Tokyo etc.


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Pankaj Ghemawat, Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School in his book Redefining Global Strategy has come up with three compelling arguments why the world is far from being fully globalised yet. The first two are purely economic – Foreign Direct Investment is still less than 10 per cent of the total gross fixed capital formation and the total amount of money invested in real assets, and the stock of first generation immigrants in the world is less than three per cent of total global population, both indicators of the fact that cross border flows of people and capital are still far less than what a truly global or flat world situation would indicate.His third argument is based on an estimate that less than 20 per cent of the bits that flow on the ubiquitous Internet actually cross national borders which seems to indicate that even information flows are more within countries where the information originates. The implication of all this for all of us who are building global companies is that we need to be acutely aware of cultural differences and learn from the lessons of multinationals like Coke who have adopted what Prof Ghemawat calls, 'a middle way of globalisation between extreme standardisation and extreme localisation'.For the IT and BPO industry in India, which has thrived on the speeches and best selling book The World is Flat of the famed columnist Tom Friedman, the decline of the dollar and the continuing impact of the sub-prime crisis has accelerated the thrust to look at new markets outside the US and this sage advice from Prof Ghemawat may well be extremely useful. Our own experience at Zensar in systematically addressing the Japanese market through a full local sales and support team and a recent acquisition in the high end Wireless and Video server applications market has shown that it takes years of investment in understanding the cultural nuances of doing business in the country before significant growth targets can be set and achieved.In Continental Europe, small successes in the Benelux and Nordic regions to supplement the significant business that most of us do in the UK has proved to be no guarantee for success in the DACH region (Germany, Switzerland and Austria). Countries like Italy, Spain and France are still remote when it comes to propensity to outsource software or business processes services in any significant manner.In recent times, manufacturing majors like Tata Steel and Bharat Forge have demonstrated that the principles of caring leadership and concern for all stakeholders can lead to successful acquisition and integration of businesses in new markets. But as business becomes more and more global, it would be presumptuous to assume that the 'flat world' will permit uniformity of business strategy and market access everywhere — some countries are more 'local' than others and it will take precision and sensitivity in planning the activities in each country as global delivery platforms blanket the world, and build success for entrepreneurs in the industry and the country.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india/imperatives-for-globalisation/story-I5KjgVT03KWotynQeahsBM.html

For all the international success of Japan’s big, well-known companies, many still lag behind their global rivals in the most important markets. Why are General Motors and Volkswagen more successful in China than Honda and Toyota? Why are LG and Samsung bigger in India than Panasonic and Sony? Why is IBM larger in Japan than Fujitsu is in the United States?

These questions are more than academic. Survival for many Japanese companies may depend on their ability to greatly increase overseas revenues and profits, given demographic and economic trends that suggest slower or stagnant growth in the home market. Even Japanese companies with established global businesses face stronger competition and must rejuvenate their overseas business models.

Building a globalized company will require many Japanese executives to think in new and unfamiliar ways about organization, marketing, and strategy. The approaches that proved successful in the past—for example, replicating practices from the Japanese market in foreign operations—have outlived their usefulness.

Exhibit
Japanese companies are less global than peers from other countries.


https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/strategy-and-corporate-finance/our-insights/japans-globalization-imperative

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