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In the case of Oscar, his potential inclusion in the Chinese national team has been met with a mix of excitement and skepticism. On one hand, his technical abilities and top-level experience could significantly bolster China's midfield and provide a much-needed creative spark. On the other hand, questions have been raised regarding the fairness of his naturalization process and the impact it may have on local talent development.NoneSurf Air Mobility Inc. ( NYSE:SRFM – Get Free Report ) was the recipient of a large increase in short interest in December. As of December 15th, there was short interest totalling 777,900 shares, an increase of 59.5% from the November 30th total of 487,700 shares. Currently, 7.1% of the company’s stock are short sold. Based on an average trading volume of 941,800 shares, the short-interest ratio is presently 0.8 days. Insider Transactions at Surf Air Mobility In other Surf Air Mobility news, major shareholder Palantir Technologies Inc. acquired 1,270,869 shares of the stock in a transaction dated Wednesday, October 2nd. The stock was purchased at an average price of $1.25 per share, with a total value of $1,588,586.25. Following the transaction, the insider now directly owns 2,730,166 shares of the company’s stock, valued at $3,412,707.50. This trade represents a 87.09 % increase in their ownership of the stock. The acquisition was disclosed in a legal filing with the SEC, which can be accessed through this hyperlink . Also, Director Sudhin Shahani bought 17,237 shares of Surf Air Mobility stock in a transaction that occurred on Monday, December 23rd. The shares were acquired at an average cost of $3.43 per share, for a total transaction of $59,122.91. Following the completion of the transaction, the director now directly owns 360,877 shares in the company, valued at $1,237,808.11. This represents a 5.02 % increase in their ownership of the stock. The disclosure for this purchase can be found here . Corporate insiders own 8.10% of the company’s stock. Institutional Trading of Surf Air Mobility A hedge fund recently bought a new stake in Surf Air Mobility stock. Gordian Capital Singapore Pte Ltd bought a new position in shares of Surf Air Mobility Inc. ( NYSE:SRFM – Free Report ) in the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The fund bought 23,059 shares of the company’s stock, valued at approximately $31,000. Gordian Capital Singapore Pte Ltd owned 0.18% of Surf Air Mobility as of its most recent SEC filing. 17.68% of the stock is owned by hedge funds and other institutional investors. Wall Street Analyst Weigh In View Our Latest Analysis on SRFM Surf Air Mobility Price Performance Shares of SRFM opened at $5.61 on Friday. The company’s fifty day moving average price is $2.92 and its 200-day moving average price is $2.27. Surf Air Mobility has a 1-year low of $0.90 and a 1-year high of $11.83. The firm has a market capitalization of $87.00 million, a PE ratio of -0.35 and a beta of 3.30. Surf Air Mobility Company Profile ( Get Free Report ) Surf Air Mobility Inc operates as an electric aviation and air travel company in the United States. The company offers an air mobility platform with scheduled routes and on demand charter flights operated by third parties. Surf Air Mobility Inc is headquartered in Hawthorne, California. Featured Stories Receive News & Ratings for Surf Air Mobility Daily - Enter your email address below to receive a concise daily summary of the latest news and analysts' ratings for Surf Air Mobility and related companies with MarketBeat.com's FREE daily email newsletter .
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Title: "The Love of Parents: A Journey of a Teenage Girl with Kidney Disease Who Received Life Twice Through Transplants"LEWISBURG, Pa. — A former marketing director for the Susquehanna River Valley Visitors Bureau created a fake marketing company to funnel nearly $870,000 into his bank accounts and used the bureau credit card to pay for a monthly subscription to a sexually explicit website depicting nude children and adults, according to state police in Milton. Timothy Dowhower, 42, of Conley Road, Lewisburg, also is facing unrelated charges, filed earlier this year, in connection with the alleged sexual assault of an underage girl. The business case charges, filed Friday, include four felony counts of theft by deception, theft by unlawful taking, criminal use of a communication facility and unauthorized use of an access device. The charges were filed by state Trooper James Nestico, of the Milton State Police Barracks, in the Lewisburg office of District Judge Jeffrey Rowe. Dowhower was arraigned Friday morning in front of Rowe. Bail was set at $870,000 unsecured and he remains in jail. He is scheduled for a preliminary hearing at 11:30 a.m. Dec. 19 in front of Rowe. The headquarters of the Susquehanna River Valley Visitors Bureau relocated last spring from Kelly Township to the former Montandon Elementary School in Milton. State police reported that Andrew Miller, the former executive director of the visitor's bureau, notified state police in June that Dowhower was using a company credit card to pay for a monthly subscription to a sexually explicit website. Dowhower also paid himself more than $800,000 between 2018 and 2024, using bureau funds through a private limited liability company for marketing work never performed, police said. According to court documents, Miller told police he had been going through previous business expenses made by Dowhower following his arrest. He discovered a monthly charge of $184.65 to a sexually explicit website since March 2023. When Miller accessed the website through Dowhower's log-in information, the website displayed numerous photographs and videos of nude children and adults, police said. Miller told police Dowhower charged $2,860.45 to the bureau's credit card from February 2023 to April 2024. He pulled monthly statements from the credit card, which showed that Dowhower had also attached invoices from the website each month, police said. Dowhower had written "daily off-site backup scheduled and managed remotely" and "computer monitoring backups/repairs" on the invoices, police said. Miller told police Dowhower had been paying a marketing company about $150,000 every year since 2018. Dowhower had suggested hiring an outside marketing company named Logical Destination LLC to do online marketing. The bureau paid $868,619.59 between 2018 and 2024, police said. It was later discovered that Dowhower owned Logical Destination. A check within the Pennsylvania Department of State's Business Search database showed the company address was the same as Dowhower's address, police said. Dowhower had the checks mailed to a mailbox at the Lewisburg UPS store, police said. Dowhower's estranged wife and son both confirmed with police that Dowhower had a business named Logical Destination LLC. His son said he had been with his father when he deposited these checks, police said. Board members of the bureau said a percentage of the money should have been used to run ads on social media, but the data showed those ads had not been activated. Google Analytics did not indicate that any website traffic had come from paid ads, police said. The board hired a private firm, Cornerstone Discovery, to conduct an expert review of their marketing, analytics and advertising. The company reported that "no campaigns or monetary purchases associated with Logical Destination could be found," police said. Nestico obtained a search warrant on July 2 for all of Dowhower's and Logical Destination's bank accounts. The account was created on March 23, 2018. The first check deposited into this account was from the bureau in the amount of $35,000 and the final deposit was made on Feb. 21, 2024, police said. Every check deposited into the account, with the exception of one written from Dowhower's personal account, came from the bureau, police said. After a full review of the monthly statements, it appeared no money was being spent on marketing for the bureau, police said. A majority of monthly purchases were made to Amazon, retail stores, restaurants, DoorDash, gym memberships, debit cash withdrawals and checks written out to Dowhower for cash. A large sum of this money — more than $600,000 — was paid to an Apple credit card account, starting in 2019, police said. Nestico obtained a search warrant for the Apple card and revealed the account was made under Dowhower's name on Aug. 20, 2019. The payment history data provided and every payment amount to the Apple Card totaled $603,874, police said. It also showed that every payment was made from one Susquehanna Community Bank account with associated routing and account numbers, police said. The investigation found that Dowhoer used a company credit card issued solely to him to make purchases unrelated nor authorized by his employer. The visitors bureau's board of directors issued a statement Friday indicating the new charges came after a thorough investigation by the Pennsylvania State Police, prompted by visitors bureau leadership, following an internal review of vendor relationships related to marketing services following Dowhower’s departure from the organization earlier this year. The internal review raised questions about the legitimacy of some marketing services paid for by the visitors bureau, the release said. "The board takes its role as financial stewards very seriously," board Treasurer Amber Guerrero said. "When these irregularities were discovered, we acted immediately and decisively to protect the organization and ensure accountability." As a result of this incident, the visitors bureau has taken steps to enhance its internal processes, including implementing stricter financial oversight, dual-authorization policies and board-supervised procedures for adding vendors, the release said. On April 4, state police in Milton were contacted by a caseworker from Union County Children and Youth indicating that a 16-year-old girl wanted to report being sexually assaulted by Dowhower, police said. All but one of the alleged incidents occurred in Union County, according to the charges. The girl said the assaults started in the summer of 2022 when she was 14 and continued until 2023. She said that on 10 occasions, Dowhower would allegedly get her alone at various locations, including a hotel in Lewisburg, and sexually assault her, police said. The most recent time in 2023 resulted in the girl pulling away and Dowhower becoming angry. When she tried to get away, he allegedly grabbed her, police said. “She physically began fighting against him, kicking, hitting, scratching, biting,” police said. “Eventually he let her go and began saying everything was over.” Dowhower’s estranged wife told police she believed Dowhower had been grooming the girl by buying her gifts. She said their relationship always seemed inappropriate, according to court documents. Dowhower posted the $200,000 cash bail in that case. No court dates are scheduled yet for the sexual assault charges.Please enable JavaScript to read this content. To some, Cabinet Secretary for Mining and Blue Economy Hassan Joho is an unprincipled man who changes like a chameleon to blend and survive with the prevailing political environment. His ardent supporters, however, believe Joho is a man who is unafraid to make tough decisions and stands even if it offends the status quo. Like the famous phrase that there are no permanent enemies in politics, history writers would spare a chapter for Joho, if the last few months of his relationship with Kenya Kwanza administration is anything to read from. Joho, alias Sultan, has made a 180-degree turn; from a fierce critic of President William Ruto to an ardent supporter ready to defend Kenya Kwanza with all his political might. Critics say Joho is following in the footsteps of past prominent leaders from the Coast, a region whose history is rich with cases of sycophantic elites who would say anything to please presidents. In the 1980s and 90s, there was Kanu stalwart, the late Shariff Nassir of mpende msipende clarion, later adopted by former Kwale Senator the late Boy Juma Boy. Joho and his supporters described his brand of politics as pragmatic. They say Joho is a flexible leader who prioritizes outcomes or benefits for his people over ideology. Crying more CS Joho claims to be a political disciple of ODM leader Raila Odinga, who has in the past joined his fierce opponents. He says, like Raila, he would be ready to build bridges. In the past few days, Joho’s maxim kama mbaya, ni mbaya. Kama ni noma ni noma (If it is bad, so be it. If it is chaos, so be it) in defence of Ruto has sparked debate on online platforms. He said government operatives will strongly respond to what is alleged. “We have mouths like you. You are on social media, but we are on the ground,” he said. In what the so-called online warriors have described as crying more than the bereaved, Joho said unpatriotic Kenyans were tarnishing Ruto and his government’s image overseas. He appeared irked by a section of Kenyans when he claimed that those loudest on social media attacking Ruto were using Wi-Fi provided by the government. Stay informed. Subscribe to our newsletter Joho mocked those cyberbullying or “greeting” via MPesa, challenging those sending him a shilling to increase the amount to Sh100. “I will come for you,” Joho told the online users. On Friday, Joho appeared to tone down, hinting that his outburst was because of the embarrassment he was subjected to in New York by investors who read only bad things about Kenya in the online space. He said it was important for every Kenyan to realize that they have a contribution to make in wooing investors into the country, saying that there was a need for all citizens to market the country positively. “Let us be responsible. It is our country, we cannot have another Kenya. One year wasted is far too long for future generations,” he said. Joho has used his docket to traverse the country and propagate Ruto’s agenda, defend the broad-based government, and attack former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua for allegedly propagating tribalism. “You grow onions here, do you ask what tribe your buyers belong to or do you just take their money?” he charged. Joho’s praise of Ruto and his government is a stark difference from barely two years ago when he vowed not to support what he said was a “stone age wheelbarrow” ideology. “This is the only country where someone takes to social media anatengeza kaburi na kuombea viongozi mabaya, you will not remove this government using social media,” Joho said in part. In July 2024, after the Gen Z protests, Joho came out with guns blazing harshly criticizing Ruto and his government. He claimed in his life, he had never seen a liar, corrupt, and tribal person like Ruto. During the presidential campaign, in May 2022, Joho also branded Ruto as the most corrupt and dishonest person he had ever seen. “Maisha yangu tangu nizaliwe sijawahi ona mtu muongo, mfisadi, baradhuli...kama William Samoei Ruto,” he said in part. In November 2021, Joho harshly responded to claims of engaging Ruto ahead of the 2022 general election. He said he had nothing to discuss with the then DP. “I don’t even dream of engaging with DP Ruto. What will I discuss with him? What will he give me? A wheelbarrow? I played with a wheelbarrow a long time ago as a child,” he said. During his vetting, Joho was asked to explain how he would engage with President Ruto who he had harshly criticized in the past but noted that “only a fool does not change his mind.” “I have been a big critic of this government. Now, I have an opportunity to create a difference. I will do exactly that,” Joho responded. Critics say Joho’s political modus operandi presents him as unprincipled and guided by selfish interests due to his family business empire’s run-ins with the State agencies after Ruto rose to power. During the vetting for the Cabinet post, Joho disclosed that he is worth Sh2.36 billion spreading in the shipping and logistics business, property, valuables, cash in banks, and shareholding in the family business. His family’s business empire came under threat after State agencies like Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) cancelled leases and contracts worth billions of shillings linked to the port of Mombasa. Joho family’s Autoports Terminal Limited (APTL) and Kenya Railways Corporation (KR) deal for the transportation of cargo by the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) came under sharp focus. In the special audit report dated August 10, the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) said the contractual agreement was not transparent and could expose the government and taxpayers to litigation risks. The report said KR could be losing revenue due to the government as a result of irregular leasing of the Nairobi Freight Terminal (NFT) to M/s Autoports Freight Terminal Limited. Joho’s family has also lost the battle to develop the second grain bulk handling terminal at the port of Mombasa after KPA decided to review all land leases at the port. The family empire seeks to develop the grain handling terminal at the port at Sh5.9 billion. Audit trail Currently, Portside and KPA are locked in a legal battle after the latter suspended the 20-year lease granted to the firm on June 30, 2022. KPA leased Shed Five, which is 100,000 square feet, and Shed Six which is 70,000 square feet, in a deal that was to start from July 1, 2022. Meanwhile, Autoports’ deal to transport South Sudan cargo by SGR from the port and handle it at the NFT leased from KR was also questioned with State agencies pushing for its cancellation. The audit highlighted irregularities in KR, as a procuring entity, entering into a contract with M/s Autoports on terms that were not approved by the board. It said that the procedure followed to have a contractual agreement between KR and M/s Autoports Freight Terminal Limited was not transparent and lacked the requisite documents with a clear audit trail as opposed to the similar agreement between KR and M/s Grain Bulk Handlers Limited (GBHL). Mombasa lawyer Abubakar Yusuf says Joho would do everything to ensure the success of Ruto because it would guarantee him a post in post-2027 polls. “What Joho is doing is nothing new in politics. Ruto and Raila Odinga attacked each other and have closed ranks. Raila and Uhuru fought fiercely and in 2018 they had a handshake,” Yusuf said. Coast Human Rights Coordinator Julius Ogogoh says Joho had the right to support whoever he wants, but as a public officer, he cannot threaten those with divergent opinions.
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Andy Murray to coach long-time rival Novak Djokovic at Australian OpenBanque Cantonale Vaudoise Sells 1,496 Shares of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE:RCL)For the past few weeks the American Canyon High School football team was without its star quarterback Mason Harris, who suffered a concussion in the team’s regular season finale. He returned in the North Coast Section Division IV semifinal and his head seemed just right on Friday night. His legs looked even better. Harris — often playing as a running back — danced in the rain like Gene Kelly, rushing for 204 yards and four touchdowns in the Wolves’ 45-12 win over Granada at Wolf Den Stadium. Harris also threw for 65 yards and a touchdown. “Look, we played Casa Grande a month ago in the rain and they beat us. In this rain. We played absolutely horrible,” American Canyon head coach Trevor Hudson said. “All week we didn’t ask for the rain to go away, we wanted more and more. We embraced the rain. We practiced in the rain and we didn’t cut anything short and we dumped balls in water so when we came out for this game we would be prepared. “We showed up and we showed out. But we’re not done. This was just the next step.” The foul and rainy weather didn’t deter Harris, who looked like his old self. “He looks pretty good now,” Hudson said with a huge grin. “He played a hell of a game. He did a fantastic job but most of the team looked good. They came together. They didn’t worry about how big they (Granada) looked on film. We didn’t care about how many games they won or the league they played in. We played through all of that. Now, saying all of that, Granada is a great football team.Their coaches had the team prepared, but tonight they got beat by Wolves.” “I was ready to go before the game even started,” Harris said. “I couldn’t worry about getting hit. I just had to stick to playing how I usually do.” Harris said that running for yards as a tailback instead of a quarterback wasn’t a problem. “Not as much, no, because I’ve been running all year,” Harris said. “It’s become second nature. Just run straight and it always works for the best.” With the win, the Wolves equaled the deepest postseason run in program history — the section final. With Redwood High upsetting top-seeded Ukiah on Friday night, the Wolves’ travel plans are less significant. Instead of a four-hour trip, American Canyon will play Saturday, Nov. 30 at Napa’s Memorial Coliseum with a 7 p.m. scheduled kickoff. In order to get to Napa, the Wolves had to brave the storm on Friday night. With 9:27 left in the first quarter Harris showed he was running on all cylinders with a 44-yard dash down the right sideline for a touchdown to make it 7-0. Five minutes later Harris showed off his arm with a six-yard touchdown pass to Miles Baylor that made it 14-0. Granada answered with a touchdown at the start of the second quarter to bridge the gap to 14-6, but that’s as close as it would get. American Canyon scored on a 32-yard run by Harris to make it 21-6 with 8:19 left in the first half and then added to its lead as time expired in the second quarter on a 28-yard field goal by Edoardo Pelagatti. The Wolves recovered a fumble on the second play of the third quarter and two plays later took advantage of the turnover with Harris’ third touchdown run of the contest, this one a 36-yard romp to make it 31-6. With 7:48 left in the third Harris duplicated his success with another 36-yard touchdown run to make it 38-6. Harris let someone else have some scoring fun in the fourth when Khairee Baker scored on a 56-yard run to make it 45-6. The score gave the Wolves a running clock and eventual 45-12 win. Granada scored its final touchdown as time expired in the fourth. Things got testy in the fourth with a few unsportsmanlike penalties, prompting Hudson to tell his team to not get baited into further penalties that could jeopardize playing time in the championship. Hudson said he’s happy the team won’t be traveling far for the title game, but knows the Wolves are in for a tough battle. “Look, you don’t always get a chance for revenge against a team you got beat by earlier in the year,” Hudson said. “They beat our tail last time and they’re not just going to lay down. We need to be ready. They just won in a mud bowl so they’re going to be even better in phenomenal conditions. They’re going to be ready to go, so we need to be ready to go.”
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