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Jennifer Hicks

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New England
As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online, EIN News, SmartBrief, Business and Human Rights, The Eastern Herald, Hattiesburg American, Weekly Blitz, QOSHE, HT Syndication, Woodshop News and
Covers:  construction, engineering
Doesn't Cover: building, home
Prolific writer/journalist/editor/researcher covering health care, sustainable building, capitalism & ethics. That said, am interested in most anything.

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Former professor; former business owner; now construction and green building pro working with SmartBrief as its lead editor in the architecture, engineering and construction fields. Always on the lookout for the unusual, especially if it combines the economy with the project.

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Europe’s far right is no longer on the margins – it is moving toward power

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By Jennifer Hicks Verified
| QOSHE
Europe is entering a new political phase in which the far right can no longer be treated simply as a protest force operating outside the mainstream. Recent elections in Germany have demonstrated how rapidly nationalist and anti-immigration parties can expand their electoral base, while mainstream political parties struggle to respond to voters’ concerns over migration, economic pressures, security and cultural identity. The clearest warning has come from Germany.
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JPMorgan abandons oil price forecast as Iran war defies market models

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By Jennifer Hicks Verified
| HT Syndication
Posted On: 2026-09-20 Posted By: Jennifer Hicks Others Weekly Blitz Newspapers Bangladesh, Sept. 20 -- JPMorgan has abandoned its usual baseline forecast for oil prices, acknowledging that the ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran has created an unusually unpredictable market environment. The bank says it can no longer confidently model how the crisis will end or determine how the oil market will respond to the next stage of the conflict.
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Bitcoin won the market, but lost its political revolution

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By Jennifer Hicks Verified
| HT Syndication
Bangladesh, Sept. 17 -- Bitcoin was supposed to do more than create a new asset class. For many of its earliest advocates, it was meant to change the relationship between individuals, money and the state. Seventeen years after Bitcoin's launch, that ambition looks increasingly complicated.
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