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13 Connecticut Colleges Make Money’s 2020-21 ‘Best’ List

October 10, 2020

CONNECTICUT — More than six months into the new coronavirus pandemic, colleges are struggling to resume in-person classes and, in some cases, reverting back to online courses only days into the new semester.

Such challenges raise a question: Is a college degree today worth the actual cost?

Enter Money magazine. The publication this week released its annual ranking of the best colleges for the money. The list, which includes 13 schools in Connecticut, is meant to assuage the financial anxiety associated with the high price of college in the United States.

The 2020 list includes more than 700 colleges and universities. Colleges included in Money’s rankings had to meet certain criteria, such as having a graduation rate at or above the median and having at least 500 students. Colleges were then ranked based on 26 factors in three categories: quality of education, affordability and outcomes.

Each category is weighted equally

Sergio Garcia moves up career money list

October 5, 2020

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Sergio Garcia earned $1.188 million for his 11th career PGA Tour victory at the Sanderson Farms Championship. That was enough to push him to ninth on the Tour’s all-time earnings list, past Matt Kuchar, with $51,726,497.

Here’s a look at the purse payout and FedExCup point distribution for Garcia and the rest of the field who made the cut in the Mississippi.

Finish	Player	FedEx	Earnings ($)
1	Sergio Garcia	500.00	1,188,000.00
2	Peter Malnati	300.00	719,400.00
3	J.T. Poston	190.00	455,400.00
T4	Keegan Bradley	122.50	297,000.00
T4	Henrik Norlander	122.50	297,000.00
T6	Cameron Davis	83.33	201,300.00
T6	Charley Hoffman	83.33	201,300.00
T6	Denny McCarthy	83.33	201,300.00
T6	Tyler McCumber	83.33	201,300.00
T6	Scott Stallings	83.33	201,300.00
T6	Kristoffer Ventura	83.33	201,300.00
T12	Wesley Bryan	58.00	131,010.00
T12	Stewart Cink	58.00	131,010.00
T12	MJ Daffue	–	131,010.00
T12	C.T. Pan	58.00	131,010.00
T12	Rory Sabbatini	58.00	131,010.00
T17	Corey Conners

Kioxia Is Said to Delay Its Plan to List on Tokyo Stock Exchange

September 27, 2020

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(Bloomberg) — Kioxia Holdings Corp., the memory chipmaker spun out of Toshiba Corp. in 2018, will postpone its initial public offering plan to list shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, according to a person familiar to the matter.

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A Toshiba Corp. logo is seen on a controller chip in an arranged photograph in Tokyo, Japan, on Thursday, Aug. 17, 2017. Under pressure from its banks,Toshiba is racing to resolve several final disagreements withWestern Digital Corp.before it can complete a deal to sell its chips business to the U.S. company and other investorsby the end of August, according to people familiar with the matter.

Kioxia was scheduled to set its final pricing on Monday before a listing set on Oct. 6, the person said. The chipmaker decided to cancel the current IPO because escalating political tensions between the U.S. and China are expected to sharply weigh on its profitability,

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