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Giddy-Yup: SEC Approves Y'all Street's Hometown Exchange

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By Jennifer Gonzalez, Jennifer González, Jessica Cohn, William Cole
| Mondaq
K&L Gates LLP are most popular: within Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring and Immigration topic(s) On 30 September 2025, the eve of the government shutdown, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued an order granting the Texas Stock Exchange LLC's (TXSE) registration as a national security exchange (the Order). TXSE, headquartered in Dallas, is the first national securities exchange to receive SEC approval in decades.
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Anguish of war permeates Boston Symphony's 2022-23 season

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By William Cole
| What's Up Newp Verified
BOSTON (AP) — Haunted by the horrors of the war in Ukraine, the Boston Symphony Orchestra is sounding a decidedly somber note as it prepares for its 2022-23 season. The orchestra usually gravitates toward programs with lighter themes — spring, autumn or the American songbook — but the renowned symphony said Wednesday it’s orchestrating a season in which art will imitate life, using classical music to address the tragedies of armed conflict.
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San Francisco's Sir Francis Drake hotel changes name over slave trade links - Black Media Daily

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By William Cole, J.D. Smith
| Black Media Daily
Published: 05:55 EST, 22 February 2022 | Updated: 06:00 EST, 22 February 2022 The Sir Francis Drake hotel in San Francisco has changed its name over the British explorer’s historical links to the slave trade. After shuttering during the Covid pandemic, the 426-room hotel will now reopen as The Beacon Grand following a huge renovation project.
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