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Financial Fair Play Isn’t Fair – and It Is Slowly Killing the Premier League

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By Frank McKenna
| downtowninbusiness.com
The Premier League likes to sell itself as the most competitive and exciting football competition in the world. It’s great attraction is supposedly its unpredictability: the idea that any club, with the right manager, intelligent recruitment and ambitious ownership, can upset the established order. But that idea is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain.
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Burnham’s Biggest Challenge Isn’t Winning Power – It’s Keeping it

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By Frank McKenna
| downtowninbusiness.com
For much of the last century, Britain was regarded as one of the world’s great examples of political stability. Governments came and went, but prime ministers generally had the time to govern, implement their programmes and ultimately face the verdict of the electorate. Not anymore. Earlier this week, Andy Burnham became Britain’s fourth prime minister in five years and the country’s seventh premier in just a decade.
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Don’t Fall For the Latest AI Scams

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By Frank McKenna
| Bottom Line Inc. Verified
You get a call late one afternoon that no parent wants: “Dad, I crashed the Toyota, and someone got really hurt. I need $10,000 for bail money today. I’m so sorry. I’m putting the officer on the line about wiring money….” The voice and personal details are definitely your daughter’s—but the call is actually a high-tech scam. The perpetrators used artificial intelligence (AI) to replicate her voice and deploy it against her family.
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