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<ul class="summary-list"><li>A Texas valedictorian surprised administrators by using her speech to attack Texas's restrictive new abortion law.</li><li><keyword id="11375226" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="paxton-smith">Paxton Smith</keyword> was praised by Hillary Clinton for her "courage."</li><li>"This takes guts," tweeted Clinton.</li><li>The "heartbeat" bill bans abortions after six weeks and provides no exceptions for rape or incest.</li></ul>A Texas valedictorian went viral and received praise from Hilary Clinton for her "courage" after she dropped her pre-approved speech and instead used her allotted time to attack Gov. <keyword id="1110279" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Greg-Abbott">Greg Abbott</keyword>'s recently-passed anti-abortion law.Paxton Smith, the valedictorian at Lake Highlands High School Class of 2021, had received approval to give a speech in which she discussed her perception of the media, <a href="https://www.dmagazine.com">she told D Magazine</a>.Instead, Smith attacked the anti-abortion bill signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott in May.Known as the "heartbeat" bill, the law bans abortions after six weeks and does not provide exceptions for rape or incest. The legislation is due to take effect in September, <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/texas-gov-signs-law-banning-abortions-6-weeks-2021-5?r=US&amp;IR=TIR=T">Insider's Conor Perrett and Madison Hall reported</a>."Today I was going to talk about TV and media and content because it's something that's very important to me," said Smith."However, under light of recent events, it feels wrong to talk about anything but what is affecting me and millions of other people in the state."Recently the heartbeat bill was passed in Texas."Starting in September, there will be a ban on abortions after six weeks of pregnancy regardless of whether the pregnancy was a result of rape or incest. Six weeks: That's all women get."She added: "Most of them don't realize that they're pregnant by six weeks. So before they have a chance to decide if they're emotionally, physically, and financially stable enough to carry out a full-term pregnancy, before they have the chance to decide if they can take on the responsibility of bringing a human being into the world, that decision is made for them by a stranger."A clipped video of Smith delivering the speech <a href="https://twitter.com/littlewhitty/status/1399982526396043264">was shared more than 40,000 times on Twitter</a>, and she received praise from Hillary Clinton."This took guts. Thank you for not staying silent, Paxton," Clinton tweeted.In <a href="https://www.dmagazine.com">an interview with D Magazine</a>, Smith said that some administrators were angered by her decision to drop the pre-approved speech, and said the school could withhold her diploma. But she said that threat had not materialized.

A Texas valedictorian ditched her approved speech in order to blast the state's new anti-abortion law and it went viral

A scandal in Texas spilled onto the national stage this month <a href="https://apnews.com/article/ken-paxton-austin-texas-crime-f8413d14842d848e69cf81bb4d2e87e2">after reports </a>said Attorney General Ken Paxton was being investigated by the FBI on allegations of bribery and abuse of office in connection with an Austin real-estate developer who was a political donor.It marked a dramatic, high-profile escalation of the controversy surrounding Paxton and Nate Paul, the real-estate investor whom <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/nathanvardi/2019/08/16/the-fbi-raid-of-texas-real-estate-investor-nate-paul/?sh=55f9307f7b64">the FBI raided last year</a> for still undisclosed reasons.What isn't as well known is that Paul, who is now 33, counted <keyword id="313165" type="COMPANY" weightage="60" keywordseo="Vista-Equity-Partners">Vista Equity Partners</keyword>' Robert Smith and longtime Vista executive Brian Sheth among his <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/vista-equity-partners-robert-smith-brian-sheth-austin-nate-paul-2020-11?r=vista-teaser" target="_blank" rel="noopener">early supporters</a>.Read more: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/vista-equity-partners-tension-robert-smith-brian-sheth-exit-taxes-2020-10?r=vista-teaser">Inside Vista Equity Partners, where a top exec is negotiating a messy exit and questions about its future loom large</a>Smith, who is 57, is the chief executive of Vista, a $58 billion software-focused private-equity firm. In October he admitted taking part in a tax-evasion scheme and using millions in unreported income to buy and renovate a vacation home in Sonoma, California; buy two ski properties and a piece of commercial property in France; and build and improve a residence in Colorado, where he funded charitable activities.Smith settled with the US government for $140 million.Sheth, who is 44, was Vista's No. 2 executive, before a Nov. 26 <a href="https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201126005770/en/Vista-Equity-Partners-Announces-Departure-of-President-Brian-N.-Sheth">announcement</a> marked his immediate exit. The Vista executives, who are both billionaires, invested with Paul as he was building his real-estate investment firm, World Class Capital Group, dating back to at least the early 2010s, people who have worked with Paul said. Paul founded his firm in 2007. Business Insider spoke with 15 people to learn more about the relationship between the three men, and the connections between Vista and World Class Capital.<h1><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/vista-equity-partners-robert-smith-brian-sheth-austin-nate-paul-2020-11?r=vista-teaser" target="_blank" rel="noopener">SUBSCRIBE NOW TO READ THE FULL STORY:</a></h1><h1><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/vista-equity-partners-robert-smith-brian-sheth-austin-nate-paul-2020-11?r=vista-teaser" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Once friends, now estranged: Inside the ill-fated relationship between Vista CEO Robert Smith and Nate Paul, the Austin investor embroiled in a political scandal</a></h1>

Inside the ill-fated relationship between Vista Equity Partners' Robert Smith and Nate Paul, the Austin investor embroiled in a political scandal

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Some of the biggest Supreme Court cases this term remain outstanding.</li><li>A case concerning Donald Trump could become one of the nation's most important rulings.</li></ul>The Supreme Court has yet to address cases that could affect former President Donald Trump's <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-key-cases-civil-criminal-investigations-lawsuits-updates-2022-7">criminal prosecutions </a>and the future of the presidency itself, the power of federal agencies that have existed for decades, and abortion rights in a post-Roe world.The nation's highest court typically wraps up its business by the end of June, but court watchers count roughly a dozen major pending decisions. Some of those expected rulings, particularly those applying to Trump, could upend the 2024 election.With that in mind, here are five major cases that we're looking out for.<h2 id="42559479-7ec6-474c-ba1a-74e45e074ad3">Trump v. United States: The Trump immunity case</h2>The implications for Trump alone made this the most closely-watched case this term. But the high court's ruling will likely stretch far beyond him, potentially making this one of the most important cases in the nation's history. As Justice Neil Gorsuch said during <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/supreme-court-trump-immunity-case-january-6-2024-4">oral arguments</a>, the court may write "a rule for the ages."The former president has requested <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-appeals-hearing-lawyer-argues-president-rival-assassinated-congress-2024-1">sweeping immunity</a> from criminal prosecutions that touch the outermost reaches of a president's job. Oral arguments illustrated that while Trump is unlikely to get everything he desires, some justices were receptive to his fear that leaving the door open to prosecution could hamstring presidents.In contrast, <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/justice-jackson-trump-immunity-oval-office-criminial-activity-supreme-court-2024-4">Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson </a>warned that the Oval Office could become "the seat of criminal activity in this country" if justices go too far in protecting former presidents from criminal prosecution.Trump has already likely won, no matter what the justices decide. The immunity question <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-georgia-election-interference-fani-willis-appeals-court-2024-5">has delayed</a> Special Counsel Jack Smith's January 6-related prosecution against him. It's difficult to see how Smith will get a trial before Election Day.<div type="image" title="capitol riot january 6" height="1666" width="2500" msid="111207462" hostid="261" sizebytes="414688"></div><h2 id="52414116-2a27-4117-8cdc-d606d00a0896">Fischer v. United States: A potential lifeline for January 6 rioters</h2>Justices could disrupt Trump's prosecution and hundreds of others <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/supreme-court-obstruction-case-donald-trump-january-6-riot-2023-12">connected to January 6</a>, depending on how they rule in the case brought by a former Pennsylvania police officer.Joseph Fischer's lawyers argue that federal prosecutors have stretched a post-Enron collapse law too far in using it to charge Fischer and over 350 others in connection with the Capitol riot. At issue is whether prosecutors adequately applied the law when they charged rioters with obstructing an official proceeding due to the fact that Congress was forced to halt its constitutionally mandated certification of the Electoral College results on January 6, 2021.During oral arguments, Chief Justice John Roberts joined some of the court's other conservatives in expressing skepticism about the Biden administration's defense that the provision of the 2002 law in question could be considered a catch-all.Smith's team has separately argued that their case against Trump should be unaffected even if justices narrow what prosecutors can charge as obstruction of an official proceeding. As The Washington Post pointed out, some already convicted of January 6-related offenses have been released early ahead of a ruling in the case.<h2 id="75aca988-a65b-4f99-bdc6-2740b130920b">Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo: A tiny fish could change American life as we know it</h2>The federal government has for decades regulated everything from the environment to consumer safety based on the Supreme Court's precedent that judges must defer to agencies like the EPA and FDA regarding their reasonable interpretations of vague laws.This administrative law principle, known as Chevron deference, is rooted in the Supreme Court's 1984 landmark decision in Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., which could be overturned or curtailed. Business groups have fought to kill the ruling for decades. There are potentially billions at stake depending on the outcome of the case.Justices heard oral arguments in a case brought by commercial fishermen about a rule requiring them to pay for monitors that track potential overfishing. A lower court upheld the rule for Atlantic herring based on Chevron deference.The Biden administration has warned that gutting Chevron deference entirely could spark a major shock. Justice Elena Kagan said during oral arguments that 70 Supreme Court rulings and more than 17,000 lower-court decisions have relied on Chevron.<div type="image" title="Doctors advocate against an Idaho abortion ban outside of the Supreme Court" height="683" width="1024" msid="111207464" hostid="261" sizebytes="94248"></div><h2 id="a83b0a9b-692a-4c44-82b9-a6979f5f3d73">Moyle v. United States: A major abortion rights dispute in a post-Roe world</h2>Justices are weighing whether decades-old law governing hospitals that receive federal funds supersede Idaho's near-total abortion ban. The two cases at issue mark the first time the high court has considered a single-state ban passed in the wake of the Supreme Court's landmark 2022 ruling, the overturned Roe.Lawyers for Idaho argued that if the Biden administration has its way, the federal government will find ways to undermine state laws restricting abortion access."There are 22 states with abortion laws on the books," Joshua Turner, who argued in defense of Idaho's law, said at the end of his oral argument. "This isn't going to end with Idaho. This question is going to come up in state after state."The Biden administration has argued that The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act, the law in question, should override Idaho's ban by allowing doctors to perform emergency abortions still. The state law only allows for abortions unless the mother's life is in jeopardy.Justice Elena Kagan highlighted how some patients have been airlifted to states where abortion remains legal as a result of the state's ban.<div type="image" title="Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton waves in a suit in front of an oversized American flag" height="2606" width="4048" msid="111207460" hostid="261" sizebytes="381566"></div><h2 id="dac18f3f-1537-4280-b13f-3e1503e26a22">NetChoice LLC v. Paxton: Red-state social media moderation</h2>Republican-led states, including Texas and Florida, have sought to restrict social media platforms from moderating political content. Industry groups sued to block the laws, arguing that tech giants have a First Amendment right to determine what to allow on their platforms.Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida's law, which is targeted in a related case, which would fine companies if they banned active candidates for office from their platforms. Florida also made it easier for users to sue social media platforms if they feel they have been targeted for moderation, according to The Washington Post.Court watchers left oral arguments predicting that justices across the ideological spectrum would strike down the laws, but the exact future of the GOP-led effort to punish tech companies on the belief that they are biased against conservatives remains uncertain.

The 5 biggest cases the Supreme Court hasn't yet decided

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Holly Marie Clouse and her parents had been missing since 1981.</li><li>Investigators ultimately identified her parents' bodies 40 years after they were killed.</li></ul>In 1981, a young couple and their baby daughter disappeared shortly after moving to <keyword id="11896956" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="texas" source="Orion">Texas</keyword>.For decades, their families searched. Even after the couple's bodies were found last year, and investigators determined that they had been killed, the families still prayed for an answer: What happened to the baby?That question was answered this week when investigators found the child, Holly Marie Clouse, alive and well at age 42. Investigators walked into Clouse's workplace in Oklahoma on Tuesday to share her actual identity, <a href="https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/missing-baby-found-17230033.php">according to the Houston Chronicle investigative reporter St. John Barned-Smith</a><a href="https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/missing-baby-found-17230033.php"></a>. Hours later, she was on a Zoom call with her relatives, the newspaper said. "I prayed for more than 40 years for answers and the Lord has revealed some of it... we have found Holly," Donna Casasanta, Holly's grandmother, said in a <a href="https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/news/releases/attorney-general-paxtons-cold-case-and-missing-persons-unit-locates-woman-who-has-been-missing-over?fs=e&amp;s=cl&amp;fbclid=IwAR3JbkJ-JAb33JSeBvSEJcEO9dXjjmK-PBBytsrHfLwqeKmla3h_D_LfpQo">statement</a> released by the Texas attorney general's office.Clouse and her parents, Tina Gail Linn Clouse and Harold Dean Clouse Jr., moved to Lewisville, Texas, from New Smyrna, Florida, in 1980 shortly after Holly was born, <a href="https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/missing-baby-found-17230033.php"></a>the Houston Chronicle reported. They were there for less than a year before their families stopped hearing from them, according to the Chronicle.The family's only clue to their disappearance came when three women dressed in white robes returned the couple's car a few months after they vanished, the Chronicle reported. They told Casasanta that her son had joined a cult, given up his possessions, and didn't want anything to do with his family.Tina and Harold Clouse's bodies were found in 1981 but weren't identified until 2021 through genetic genealogy, according to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.The couple died violently, the Chronicle reported. It was determined that Harold Clouse was beaten to death and that Tina Clouse was strangled, the Chronicle added.But there were no traces of their baby girl. Finally, less than eight months after the Clouses' bodies were identified, investigators with the state's <keyword id="12161530" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="cold-case" source="Orion">Cold Case</keyword> and <keyword id="12145980" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="missing-persons" source="Orion">Missing Persons</keyword> Unit made a breakthrough.Holly Marie Clouse has been married for 20 years, with five children and two grandchildren, the Chronicle reported.The Chronicle reported that she was adopted as a baby, but it's unclear who killed her parents or who put her up for adoption — her parents or someone else."Holly appreciates all of the support she has received," the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children said in a statement, saying that the family was asking for privacy.Les Linn, Holly's uncle, said in a statement: "The very first thing that ran through my head when we heard Holly was found was the call that I got eight months ago … about my sister's death. The juxtaposition of that call with Holly's sudden discovery just popped into my head. To go from hoping to find her to suddenly meeting her less than 8 months later — how miraculous is that?""I believe Tina's finally resting in peace knowing Holly is reuniting with her family," Sherry Linn Green, Holly's aunt, added.Casasanta called Holly's discovery a "present from heaven," as she was found on what would have been her dad's 63rd birthday. John Bischoff, the vice president of the Missing Children Division at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, credited "advancements in technology and the hard work and dedication of law enforcement" with solving the mystery."We are thrilled that Holly will now have the chance to connect with her biological family who has been searching for her for so long," Bischoff said in a statement.Paxton said state investigators were still investigation her parents' deaths and asked anyone with information about the killings to contact the <a href="mailto:coldcaseunit@oag.texas.gov">state's cold-case division</a>.

The missing daughter of a slain Texas couple has been found alive more than 4 decades later

Hello everyone! Welcome to this weekly roundup of Business Insider stories from co-Editor in Chief Matt Turner. <a href="http://newsletter.businessinsider.com/join/4np/insider-weekly">Subscribe here to get this newsletter in your inbox every Sunday.</a>Read on for more <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/tech-elites-leaving-san-francisco-threaten-silicon-valley-supremacy-2020-11">on the future of Silicon Valley</a>, <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/vista-equity-partners-robert-smith-brian-sheth-austin-nate-paul-2020-11">a private-equity titan's relationship with a Texas investor embroiled in a political scandal</a>, and <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/j-walter-thompson-wpp-decline-of-worlds-oldest-ad-agency-2020-11">the rise and fall of the world's oldest advertising agency</a>. Hello!Tony Hsieh, the former CEO of shoes and clothes retailer Zappos, has died at age 46 <a href="https://www.insider.com/tony-hsieh-connecticut-fire-death-2020-11">following injuries sustained in a fire</a>. Hsieh (pronounced shay) retired from Zappos in August after 20 years with the company, staying on long after he sold the company to Amazon for $1.2 billion in 2009. He was widely known for his efforts to regenerate the downtown Las Vegas area, and <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/tony-hsieh-zappos-holacracy-management-experiment-2015-5">for his commitment to holacracy</a>, a manager-free operating structure. Zappos' current CEO, Kedar Deshpande, called Hsieh a "<a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/tony-hsieh-ex-ceo-zappos-died-aged-46-2020-11">tremendous visionary and an incredible human being,"</a> while colleagues and acquaintances remembered him as a "<a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/zappos-ceo-tony-hsieh-remembered-as-a-gentle-soul-2020-11">gentle soul</a>."Sequoia partner Alfred Lin, who once served as COO, CFO, and chairman of Zappos, <a href="https://twitter.com/Alfred_Lin/status/1332577874654629889">said on Twitter</a>:"Today is a sad day! The world lost a pioneer of a company culture, the shoe industry, Downtown LV, web advertising, and also a gentle soul who gave a part of himself to countless people."<h2>Is <keyword id="6357722" type="LOCATION" weightage="60" keywordseo="silicon-valley">Silicon Valley</keyword> over?</h2>From Meghan Morris and Berber Jin:Some tech elites are making moves out of San Francisco, as they rethink the area's costs, political climate, safety, and more. Keith Rabois, for example, is heading to Miami, while Ben Ling tells Business Insider he's weighing Austin or Miami. Silicon Valley, and San Francisco, have long been the capital of America's tech economy thanks to a variety of important factors. But the pandemic, and the rise of remote work via Zoom, has changed things.More departures could threaten Silicon Valley's tech dominance, but they could also herald in cheaper rents, making the area more attractive to newcomers and residents alike — and maintain the region's longer-term viability as a breeding ground for innovation.Read the full story here:<ul><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/tech-elites-leaving-san-francisco-threaten-silicon-valley-supremacy-2020-11">Is Silicon Valley finally over?</a></li></ul>Also read:<ul><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/top-100-startups-2020-11">100 top startups of 2020, according to VCs</a></li></ul><h2>Robert Smith's Texas connections</h2><div type="image" title="vista ceo robert smith nate paul 2x1" height="1201" width="2400" msid="79478557" hostid="261"></div>From Casey Sullivan and Dakin Campbell:A scandal in Texas spilled onto the national stage this month <a href="https://apnews.com/article/ken-paxton-austin-texas-crime-f8413d14842d848e69cf81bb4d2e87e2">after reports said Attorney General Ken Paxton was being investigated by the FBI</a> on allegations of bribery and abuse of office in connection with an Austin real-estate developer who was a political donor.It marked a dramatic, high-profile escalation of the controversy surrounding Paxton and Nate Paul, the real-estate investor whom <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/nathanvardi/2019/08/16/the-fbi-raid-of-texas-real-estate-investor-nate-paul/?sh=55f9307f7b64">the FBI raided last year</a> for still undisclosed reasons.What isn't as well known is that Paul, who is now 33, counted Vista Equity Partners' Robert Smith and longtime Vista executive Brian Sheth among his early supporters.The Vista executives, who are both billionaires, invested with Paul as he was building his real-estate investment firm, World Class Capital Group, dating back to at least the early 2010s, people who have worked with Paul said. Paul founded his firm in 2007.Business Insider spoke with 15 people to learn more about the relationship between the three men, and the connections between Vista and World Class Capital.Read the full story here:<ul><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/vista-equity-partners-robert-smith-brian-sheth-austin-nate-paul-2020-11">Inside the ill-fated relationship between Vista CEO Robert Smith and Nate Paul, the Austin investor embroiled in a political scandal</a></li></ul>Also read:<ul><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/vista-equity-pension-nmerb-credit-investment-robert-smith-tax-evasion-2020-11">Vista Equity Partners lost a $100 million pension-fund investment after Robert Smith's tax-evasion investigation came to light</a></li></ul><h2>The rise and fall of the world's oldest ad agency</h2><div type="image" title="death of golden age advertising JWT 2x1" height="1251" width="2500" msid="79478559" hostid="261"></div>From Patrick Coffee:J. Walter Thompson was the world's oldest ad agency, but revenue at the largest office in New York is now a fraction of its peak.The JWT name disappeared in a merger in 2018, marking an end to an agency that produced timeless campaigns for clients like Kraft and Kellogg's, and is about to move out of its longtime New York headquarters.JWT suffered from a faltering digital transformation, financial pressure at the holding company level, and a lawsuit accusing its former CEO of sexism and racism that scared potential clients and hires away.Today, JWT stands as a cautionary tale and reflection of an industry shaken by changes in consumer behavior and the rise of Facebook and Google.Read the full story here:<ul><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/j-walter-thompson-wpp-decline-of-worlds-oldest-ad-agency-2020-11">The rise and fall of J. Walter Thompson, the world's oldest advertising agency</a></li></ul>Also read:<ul><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/40-rising-stars-on-madison-avenue-changing-advertising-2020-11">Meet the 40 rising stars of Madison Avenue revolutionizing advertising in 2020</a></li></ul><h2 dir="ltr">Invitation: How to get a job in private equity</h2>Join us on Thursday, December 3, at 1 p.m. ET when recruiters from The Carlyle Group, Apollo, and Bain Capital will break down how to get hired in private equity.<a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/webinar-private-equity-recruiting-carlyle-apollo-bain-2020-11">Register here</a>.<h2>Invitation: The future of education</h2>Join us on Wednesday, December 9 at 12 p.m. ET to hear from leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators, including Scott Galloway, marketing professor at New York University, and Dr. Laurie Santos, Yale professor of psychology and creator of the popular online course, "The Science of Well-Being."<a href="https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=reg30.jsp&amp;partnerref=editorial_newsletter_inclusion&amp;eventid=2825108&amp;sessionid=1&amp;key=04AC388CBEDCBD5DB87B7C0E28009CF0&amp;regTag=&amp;sourcepage=register&amp;sourcepage=register">Register here</a>.Here are some headlines from the past week that you might have missed.— Matt<a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/astrazeneca-oxford-coronavirus-vaccine-news-problems-questions-data-2020-11">How AstraZeneca and Oxford blew their big vaccine moment: A messy week that overshadowed what should have been a scientific victory</a><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/soulcycle-faces-more-accusations-racism-bullying-sexual-harassment-2020-11">After our investigation into accusations of racism, bullying, and sexual harassment at SoulCycle, more on-the-record sources are making new allegations and naming names</a><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/stock-picks-to-buy-8-innovative-firms-grow-decade-clearbridge-2020-11">An innovation-focused portfolio manager at a $158 billion firm shares 8 disruptive stocks across multiple industries he thinks could grow 30% every year over the next decade</a><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-get-job-biden-administration-white-house-hiring-career-2020-11">Joe Biden is hiring about 4,000 political staffers to work in the White House and federal agencies. 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Tech elites are making moves out of San Francisco as they rethink the area's costs, political climate, and safety

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Shops, gyms, offices, bars, nail salons, cinemas, barbershops, beaches, gyms, offices, childcare facilities, and personal care services are among the businesses that have reopened in <keyword id="15710" type="ENTERTAINMENT" weightage="60" keywordseo="texas">Texas</keyword>.</li><li>Professional sports leagues, including basketball, baseball, football, and tennis, can hold events from May 31, but fans are not allowed.</li><li>Regardless of the type of establishment, people are encouraged to maintain physical distance, keep their faces covered, and wash or sanitize their hands frequently.</li></ul><a href="https://gov.texas.gov/organization/opentexas">Texas</a> is one of several states that has relaxed <keyword id="1754604" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="coronavirus">coronavirus</keyword> containment measures put in place in March.Shops, gyms, offices, nail salons, movie theaters, barbershops, churches, and beaches are among a slew of facilities that are open to the public. Gov. <keyword id="1110279" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Greg-Abbott">Greg Abbott</keyword> has also allowed restaurants to reopen up to half of their maximum capacity.By Thursday, May 28, the US crossed 1.7 million confirmed coronavirus cases and 100,000 deaths. In Texas, 58,543 people have been infected and at least 1,581 have died, based on data from <a href="https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6">Johns Hopkins University</a>. It is the seventh worst-hit state in the nation.And no matter where people go, they are encouraged to stay at least six feet apart, wear face masks, and wash their hands frequently.Warm weather over Memorial Day weekend lured crowds to the state's beaches, lakes, and parks, where people's faces were uncovered and <keyword id="8897280" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="social-distancing">social distancing</keyword> guidelines were being flouted."If I get it, everybody else is going to get it," Dieontray Napoleon told <a href="https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2020/05/25/if-i-get-it-everybody-else-is-going-to-get-it-crowds-head-to-comal-river-over-memorial-day-weekend/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">KSAT-TV</a>. "Hey, that's life."Houston resident Mario Camacho echoed the same sentiment."I'm worried, but at the same it's whatever," he told the local TV station. "We've just be at home with the quarantine and all that stuff, so we decided to come out here and have a good time."Still, the Republican governor <a href="https://twitter.com/GregAbbott_TX/status/1265120191295492097">tweeted</a> positive <keyword id="6355005" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="news">news</keyword> on Monday: "Today Texas had the fewest <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/COVID19?src=hashtag_click">#COVID19</a> fatalities since the end of March. We also had the fewest COVID hospitalizations since the middle of April. And, we have the 2nd most recoveries from COVID in America."<h2>Cases in Texas surged after the state started reopening, but appear to have flattened</h2>Abbott has defended the fast clip at which the state is resuming business, saying its death and hospitalization rates are lower than in other states of similar size, such as Florida and California, <a href="https://apnews.com/b467a7155154770bd69c379d8889c126">the Associated Press reported</a>.So far, Texas has conducted 855,674 coronavirus tests, pacing behind Florida's 933,571 tests and nearly half of California's 1.73 million tests, according to the <a href="https://covidtracking.com/data">COVID Tracking Project</a>. That means less than 3% of 29 million Texans have been tested.<a href="https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/05/27/862215848/across-texas-black-and-hispanic-neighborhoods-have-fewer-coronavirus-testing-sit">NPR reported</a> on testing disparities in Texas and found limited access in parts of big cities that minority populations call home. For instance, six out of 18 sites in Fort Worth, nine out of 25 sites in Austin, and five out of 18 sites in El Paso are located in neighborhoods with the lowest density of white people."If you're casting a very small net, and you're shining a flashlight on a small portion of infections that are out there, you might think you're doing OK," Dr. Jennifer Nuzzo, the lead epidemiologist with the Johns Hopkins COVID Testing Insights Initiative, told NPR. "Whereas there's this whole pool of infections that you haven't seen."Abbott said in a <a href="https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbott-releases-statement-provides-details-on-increased-cases-in-amarillo">statement</a> on May 16 that he anticipates the number of new infections in Texas to rise as the state doubles down on testing "most high-risk areas: nursing homes, meatpacking plants and jails.""That is exactly why I established Surge Response Teams," he added. "By immediately deploying resources and supplies to these high risk areas, we will identify the positive cases, isolate the individuals and ensure any outbreak is quickly contained, which is the strategy being deployed in Amarillo."On May 27, Abbott said medical professionals and the Texas National Guard have been able to control the outbreak in meatpacking plants in the Panhandle, <a href="https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/coronavirus/gov-greg-abbott-to-provide-update-wednesday-afternoon-on-covid-19-surge-response/2377009/">NBC Dallas-Fort Worth reported</a>. From 734 new cases on May 16, the area is down to no new cases on May 25 and 26, he said.<h2>What's open in Texas</h2><div type="image" title="coronavirus testing texas el paso nasal swab lockdown " height="1668" width="2500" msid="75816549" hostid="261"></div>Abbott's goal is to <a href="https://gov.texas.gov/organization/opentexas">open Texas</a> fully.Gyms, offices, and nonessential manufacturing facilities reopened on May 18, but social distancing is still required, and none of them can exceed 25% of their maximum capacity. At gyms, showers and locker areas will remain off-limits, equipment must be sanitized after each use, and gloves are mandatory.The governor announced also that childcare centers can resume operations effective immediately, alongside massage parlors, beauty salons, and other personal care services. Youth clubs, including the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, are allowed to hold meetings with no more than 10 members at a time, all of whom must remain 6 feet away from each other.Abbott also gave bars, wine tasting rooms, bowling alleys, skating rinks, bingo halls, aquariums, and equestrian events the green light to reopen on May 22 so long as they stay under 25% of their maximum occupancy rate. Zoos followed suit on May 25 as well as driving schools on May 26.Indoor and outdoor water parks have been greenlit to resume operations from May 29, but aren't permitted to exceed 25% of their maximum occupancy. Interactive events and exhibits, including child play and amusement areas, are to remain closed. People who are over 65 years old or have underlying health conditions are encouraged to stay home, while people who go to the parks are asked to screen themselves for coronavirus symptoms and to ensure that they're with no more than 10 people.Starting May 31, professional sports, including basketball, baseball, car racing, football, golf, and tennis, can hold events, but fans are not allowed on the premises, based on state guidelines. Day and overnight youth camps can also reopen on Sunday.<h2>Texans are split on whether reopening fully is a good idea</h2><div type="image" title="texas governor greg abbott reopen economy coronavirus lockdown" height="1250" width="2500" msid="75816550" hostid="261"></div>In Austin, restaurant owners have been tasked with maintaining logs of customers to help with contact tracing if needed. They also know that health officials might call them out in the case of an outbreak, the AP reported.Eric Silverstein, who owns The Peached Tortilla, said he and others in the restaurant industry should be willing to do whatever it takes to open back up."We have no choice," he told the AP. "You kind of have to go back to doing some form of business."But not everyone shared the sentiment.Suzanne Daniels, who owns the Brentwood Social House, told the AP she wasn't trying to compete with restaurants that are offering indoor seating. She said she doesn't know when she'll feel safe enough to do so."It feels early," Daniels told the AP. "In my gut, it doesn't feel right or good."All 50 states, notably <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/wisconsin-supreme-court-overturns-coronavirus-tony-evers-shutdown-packed-bars-2020-5">Wisconsin</a> and <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/georgia-governor-brian-kemp-coronavirus-lockdown-lifted-economy-2020-4">Georgia</a>, have started to relax restrictions, but Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious-disease expert, has warned of "<a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/fauci-warning-senate-on-danger-of-opening-us-prematurely-2020-5">needless suffering and death</a>" if the US reopens prematurely.The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center projected that Dallas County could experience an uptick of 800 new cases every day by early July if containment measures are flouted, <a href="https://www.dallasnews.com/news/public-health/2020/05/14/dallas-county-could-see-summer-surge-in-covid-19-cases-utsw-scientists-say/">The Dallas Morning News reported</a>.<div type="image" title="coronavirus texas restaurants lockdown" height="1668" width="2500" msid="75767543" hostid="261"></div><h2>A surge in cases could overrun hospitals </h2>Another model, <a href="https://policylab.chop.edu/covid-lab-mapping-covid-19-your-community">this one by the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's PolicyLab</a>, projected that Harris County, where Houston is located, could see a daily increase of 2,000 new cases by June."We're not equipped to handle that type of surge. We can take about 200 cases a day, for example, with contact tracing and we're building up that program," Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner told <a href="https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2020/05/24/houston-mayor-were-not-equipped-to-handle-surge/">KSAT</a>.Turner stressed that although parts of Texas are open, "the virus is still here.""There are still people who think it's a joke, and it's not a joke," he told KSAT. "Things have opened up. We're in stage two in the state of Texas so bars, restaurants, barbershops, you name it, are now open. So (we're) nervous but we're going to do everything we can to manage the virus."That didn't stop the Liberty Tree Tavern, located near Austin, from posting: "Due to our concern for customers, if they FEEL (not think), that they need to wear a mask, they should stay home until they FEEL that it's safe to be in public without one. Sorry, No Mask Allowed."<a href="https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/texas-bar-bans-coronavirus-masks-inside">Fox News reported</a> that the bar's co-owner, Kevin Smith, said the move was "more of a pushback" against contact tracers because "this is still a rural county."Meanwhile, Texas has also experienced friction between state and local authorities.State Attorney General Ken Paxton censured officials in Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio for enforcing restrictions that are stricter than what Abbott has implemented statewide for Texas. The cities have been threatened with lawsuits if they don't ease up, the AP reported."Unfortunately, a few Texas counties and cities seem to have confused recommendations with requirements and have grossly exceeded state law to impose their own will on private citizens and businesses," Paxton told the AP.In El Paso, county judge Ricardo Samaniego requested that Abbott wait until the number of cases are declining and closely consider data before further lifting restrictions. He's still awaiting a reply, according to the AP.<div type="image" title="texas coronavirus lockdown lifting nail salon " height="1669" width="2500" msid="75767541" hostid="261"></div>"I'm not fighting his plan; I'm fighting his timing," Samaniego told the AP. "It looks like it would work for us months from now."Abbott, for his part, points to the fact that overflow hospitals in Dallas and Houston were never used. That's an indicator that Texas' healthcare system wasn't overwhelmed, he said.On Wednesday, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that voters cannot apply for mail-in ballots based on a lack of immunity to the coronavirus, according to the <a href="https://www.texastribune.org/2020/05/27/texas-vote-by-mail-coronavirus/">Texas Tribune</a>. The court sided with Paxton, saying, "We agree with the State that a voter's lack of immunity to COVID-19, without more, is not a 'disability' as defined by the Election Code," the court wrote.State's residents who are over 65 years old, have a sickness or disability, will be out of town when the election rolls around, or are in jail qualify for mail-in ballots, the Tribune said.<h2>There's a lag in reporting virus cases, so what we're seeing today is usually a reflection of what was happening 2 weeks ago</h2>The results of Texas' reopening — and the effects in other states — aren't yet fully known, since the coronavirus has a lag time, <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-lag-time-covid-19-cases-past-infections-2020-4">Fauci said in April</a>.New cases and hospitalizations reported today are a reflection of the coronavirus' spread two weeks ago because the average incubation period is five days, and symptoms worsen over a week or two. Then after a person gets tested, it takes a few days for results to come back, which then must be reported to local and state health authorities. If someone is hospitalized, it may take many more days before they get dangerously sick or die.<div type="image" title="houston coronavirus patient texas lockdown" height="1667" width="2500" msid="75768738" hostid="261"></div>That's why the White House guidelines advise states to see a 14-day "downward trajectory" in cases before they reopen, <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/07/us/coronavirus-states-reopen-criteria.html">The New York Times reported</a>."They see the decline going in, and they pat themselves on the back and say, 'Look at the good work we've done. Now we can let this happen and open up things,'" Dennis Perrotta, a retired state epidemiologist in Texas, told the AP. "And then we get slammed with a second peak."Public health experts agree that once states reopen, they must combine widespread testing with contact tracing and social distancing to keep outbreaks from flaring back up.Have a news tip? Email this reporter: <a href="mailto:rmahbubani@businessinsider.com">rmahbubani@businessinsider.com</a>.Read the original article on <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/texas-governor-greg-abbott-lifts-coronavirus-restrictions-new-cases-2020-5">Business Insider</a>

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<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table float_right"><div><div class="image on-image">Elsa/Getty</div></div></div>The New York Jets and Ryan Fitzpatrick haven't had the reunion many were picturing this offseason.After Fitzpatrick had arguably the best season of his career, throwing for over 3,900 yards and 31 touchdowns for the 10-6 Jets, both the Jets and Fitzpatrick expressed interest in a new contract this offseason.However, almost two months since free agency began, the two sides remain far apart on a deal, according to reports.<a href="http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000653687/article/fitzpatrick-jets-likely-wont-get-deal-done-before-draft">NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported</a> on Monday that it's unlikely the Jets and Fitzpatrick will get a deal done before the draft. <a href="http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york-jets/post/_/id/59743/is-ryan-fitzpatrick-a-goner-if-jets-trade-up-for-carson-wentz-or-jared-goff">ESPN's Rich Cimini said</a> the Jets are offering over $8 million per year, but Fitzpatrick hasn't accepted the offer.If the standoff continues, the NFL Draft could have some serious effects on the negotiations.Fitzpatrick was one of the most attractive free agent quarterbacks in a weak class this year with only a select few teams needing quarterbacks. Some of those teams - the Texans and Browns - have seemingly addressed those issues, while QB-needy teams like the Broncos and 49ers don't seem interested in Fitzpatrick or his price tag.The draft, therefore, could be leverage for both sides. According to Rapoport, without a deal, the Jets could weigh making a move from the 20th pick into the top of the draft to go after Jared Goff or Carson Wentz, the top two quarterback prospects. If the Jets want a shot at either, they'll have to move high up, as indications are the Rams and Browns, with the first two picks, will go after them.By taking Wentz or Goff, it creates leverage for the Jets. Fitzpatrick could still seek offers elsewhere, but it seems no other team will increase their offer for Fitzpatrick. Though Cimini says he doubts Fitzpatrick would want to "babysit" Goff or Wentz, if he decides to return to the Jets, it seems it will be at a lower price, since the Jets can lower their offer with a quarterback in place.However, given what it may take to get into the top of the draft, the Jets may strike out altogether. Memphis' Paxton Lynch could be in play, but he's not viewed as a franchise quarterback in the way Goff or Wentz are. If the Jets strike out, that leverage could turn back to Fitzpatrick. The Jets could still hold out, but with only Smith and Petty in place, Fitzpatrick could up his contract demands to return as a starter.The two sides have two weeks to try to find a middle ground, and if not, it could create for a dramatic draft night if the Jets search elsewhere for an answer at quarterback. <div class="margin-top"> <h3>NOW WATCH: <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/red-bull-divers-jump-from-8-stories-2016-4">Red Bull dropped a watermelon from a diving platform to show how high its divers jump</a></h3> <div> <div> <div class="ooyala-video-player" data-video-autoplay="false" data-video-id="ZuODd1MjE6DYPui9u5yAVscGra98nHmm" data-player-variable="ooyalapopvideo" id="ooyalaplayer_popvideo" style="width:1280px;height:720px"></div> </div> </div> </div>

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<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"><a href="https://www.facebook.com/claires/photos/a.414616410341.207755.20407465341/10155726064360342/?type=3&amp;theater">Facebook/Claire's</a>Claire's is the latest store to fall victim to a drop in mall traffic.</div></div></div><ul><li><a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/category/claires">Claire's</a> <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/claires-blames-bankruptcy-on-dying-shopping-malls-2018-3">filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection</a> on Monday.</li><li>The teen retailer is closing 92 <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/claires-bankrupt-stores-closing-photos-2018-3">stores</a>, most of which are located in malls. </li><li>Here is the full list. </li></ul>Claire's filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday and announced it would be closing 92 stores in March and April. Claire's is a teen jewelry and accessories retailer that's perhaps best known for its ear-piercing service.In 2016, Claire's closed <a href="http://www.clairestores.com/static-files/390da192-916b-4632-97e9-c62aae7b78aa">166</a> stores. The company has been hit hard by <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/american-retail-apocalypse-in-photos-2018-1">declining traffic to malls</a>, where the majority of its stores are located. "This decline may be attributable to several factors, including competition from big box retailers, large tenant closures (leaving malls without an 'anchor' tenant to drive foot traffic), and the increased popularity of online shopping," the company said in a <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/claires-blames-bankruptcy-on-dying-shopping-malls-2018-3">bankruptcy</a> filing.Here's the full list of closings:<ul><li>210 East 86th St. Suite # 210A, New York, NY</li><li>8651 John J Kingman Bldg 2321, Fort Belvoir, VA </li><li>9220 Marne Rd Fort Benning, GA</li><li>Bayshore Town Center 5727 N Centerpark Way Suite # N-116, Glendale, WI</li><li>Beaver Valley Mall 570 Beaver Valley Mall Suite # 265, Monaca, PA</li><li>Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas 32100 Las Vegas Blvd Space 323, Suite # 323, Primm, NV</li><li>Provo Town Centre 1200 Provo Town Center Suite # 2096, Provo, UT</li><li>Swansea Mall 262 Swansea Mall Drive SP#A137, Suite # 1021, Swansea, MA</li><li>Greendale Mall 7 Neponset Street, Suite # S210A, Worcester, MA</li><li>Sunrise - Citrus Heights 6007 Sunrise Mall, Suite # C2/C3, Citrus Heights, CA</li><li>Silver City Galleria 2 Galleria Mall Drive Suite # A114, Taunton, MA</li><li>Plaza Cayey ST RD PR#1, KM55.2 BO, Suite # 4, Montellano Cayey, Puerto Rico</li><li>Plaza Isabela 3535 Ave Militar Suite # 405, Suite # D102B, Isabela, Puerto Rico</li><li>Destin Commons 4265 Legendary Dr SPC J106, Suite # J-106, Destin, FL</li><li>Platte River Mall 1100 South Dewey Space 60, Suite # 60.01, North Platte, NE</li><li>Central Mall - Ft. Smith 5111 Roger Ave #159, Suite # 191, Ft Smith, AR</li><li>Mall of Monroe 2121 N. Monroe St., Unit 265, Suite # 265, Monroe, MI</li><li>Triangle Town Center 5959 Triangle Town Blvd Suite # 2050, Raleigh, NC</li><li>Gran Plaza Outlets 888 West Second St SPC I-210, Suite # I-210, Calexico, CA</li><li>Harrisburg Mall 3601 Paxton St SPC #RE1, Suite # RE1, Harrisburg, PA</li><li>Collin Creek 811 N. Central Expsy. SP. 2065, Suite # 2065, Plano, TX</li><li>Logan Valley Mall 5580 Goods Lane Suite 1063, Suite # 628, Altoona, PA 1</li><li>Mckinley Mall 3701 McKinley Parkway, Suite # 220, Blasdell, NY</li><li>Merced Mall 750 Merced Mall #10, Suite # 750, Merced, CA</li><li>Mall Of America 247 East Broadway Suite # E-247 Bloomington, MN</li><li>Upper Valley Mall 1475 Upper Valley Pike, Rm 834, Suite # 834A, Springfield, OH</li><li>Northfield Square 1600 State Route 50, Room 114, Suite # 114, Bourbonnais, IL 6</li><li>The Hanover Mall 1775 Washington St Suite 227, Suite # S123, Hanover, MA</li><li>River Ridge Mall 3405 Candlers Mt Rd Suite # A25, Lynchburg, VA</li><li>Rotterdam Square Mall 93 W. Campbell Road SPC G-112, Suite # G112, Schenectady NY</li><li>The Outlets at the Border 4459 Camino De La Plaza 450, Suite # 456, San Diego CA</li><li>133 S. State Street Suite # 133 Chicago, IL</li><li>Susquehanna Valley Mall 1 Susquehanna Valley Mall Suite # H6, Selingsgrove, PA</li><li>Northgate - Cincinnati 9715 Colerain Ave A-1A, Suite# 120 Cincinnati, OH</li><li>8420 Factory Shops Blvd, Suite # 420 Jeffersonville, OH</li><li>5 North State Street, Suite# 3, Chicago, IL</li><li>The Marketplace 471 Miracle Mile Drive, Suite # B17, Rochester, NY</li><li>The Esplanade 1401 W. Esplanade, SP.# 711, Suite # 711, Kenner, LA</li><li>Voorhees Town Center 1450 Voorhees Town Center, Suite# 1450, Voorhees, NJ </li><li>Tanger O.C. West Branch 2990 Cook Road Suite #127B, Suite# 127B, West Branch, MI</li><li>Yorktown Center 203 Yorktown Rd SPC 217, Suite# 217, Lombard, IL</li><li>Zona Rosa 7268 NW 86TH Place SPC#174, Suite# H-174, Kansas City, MO</li><li>Auburn Mall 385 Southbridge St. Suite# N460, Auburn, MA</li><li>Burlington Mall 75 Middlesex Turnpike, Suite # 2039A, Burlington, MA</li><li>Haywood Mall 700 Haywood Rd, Suite # 1035, Greenville, SC</li><li>Calhoun Premium Outlets 455 Belwood Road, Suite # B048, Calhoun, GA</li><li>Philadelphia Premium Outlets 18 Light Cap Road SPC #1063, Suite # 1063, Pottstown, PA</li><li>Town Center at Cobb 400 Ernest Barrett Pkwy, Suite# D04A Kennesaw, GA</li><li>Colorado Mills 14500 W. Colfax, Suite # 489, Lakewood, CO</li><li>Phipps Plaza 3500 Peachtree Rd NE, Suite # 2017C Atlanta, GA</li><li>Crystal Mall 850 Hartford Turnpike Suite # P209 Waterford, CT</li><li>Crystal Mall 50 Hartford Turnpike, Suite # H-121, Waterford, CT</li><li>690 West Dekalb Pike #2075, Suite # 115 King Of Prussia, PA</li><li>Livingston Mall 112 Eisenhower Parkway Spc1014, Suite# 1014, Livingston, NJ</li><li>Ingram Park Mall 6301 NW Loop 410 Suite # S07 San Antonio, TX</li><li>Montgomery Mall 144 Montgomery Mall, Suite # 1050, North Wales, PA</li><li>Northshore Mall 210 Andover Street, Suite # W101, Peabody, MA</li><li>The Mall at Rockingham Park 99 Rockingham Park Blvd, Suite # E155, Salem, NH</li><li>White Oaks Mall 2501 W. Wabash Ave. Suite # F-01 Springfield, IL</li><li>Mall of Georgia 3333 Buford Drive Suite # 2063 Buford, GA</li><li>Cape Cod Mall 793 Iyannough Road, Suite # E124, Hyannis, MA</li><li>Emerald Square Mall 999 S Washington St Suite # E351, North Attleboro, MA</li><li>Great Mall - Bay Area 114 Great Mall Drive, Suite # 114, Milpitas, CA</li><li>The Mall of New Hampshire 1500 South Willow St Suite# N125, Manchester, NH</li><li>Newport Centre 30 Mall Dr W Suite# B43C Jersey City, NJ</li><li>Northgate Shopping Center 401 N.E. Northgate Way Suite # 738A, Seattle, WA</li><li>Opry Mills 433 Opry Mills Dr. SPC 115, Suite # 115, Nashville, TN</li><li>Penn Square Mall 1901 NW Expressway Suite # 2008, Suite # 115, Oklahoma City, OK</li><li>Pheasant Lane Mall 310 Daniel Webster Highway, Suite # W235 Nashua, NH</li><li>Johnson Creek Outlet Center 595 West Linmar Lane Ste B110, Suite # B60, Johnson Creek, WI</li><li>St. Louis Premium Outlets 18511 Outlet Blvd SPC 841, Suite # 841, Chesterfield, MO</li><li>Lee Premium Outlets 290 Premium Outlets Blvd, Suite # F290, Lee, MA</li><li>The Shops at Riverside 390 Hackensack Ave, Suite # 245A, Hackensack, NJ</li><li>Rockaway Townsquare 301 Mount Hope Ave Suite # 2073 Rockaway, NJ</li><li>Menlo Park Mall 55 Parsonage Rd Suite # 1540C Edison, NJ</li><li>Broadway Square Mall 4601 S Broadway SPC # D-06C, Suite# D06C, Tyler, TX</li><li>Cielo Vista Mall 8401 Gateway Blvd West SP#J-01, Suite # J01, El Paso, TX</li><li>La Plaza Mall 2200 South 10th Street, Suite # Q-16A, McAllen, TX</li><li>Ocean County Mall 1201 Hooper Ave, Suite # 1020 Toms River, NJ</li><li>Cordova Mall 5100 N. 9th Ave, Suite# B205, Pensacola, FL</li><li>Pier Park 205 Bluefish Drive SPC # 110, Suite # F110, Panama City, FL</li><li>The Empire Mall 4001 West 41st, Suite # 0018A, Sioux Falls, SD</li><li>Southdale Center 36 Southdale Center Suite# 2750B, Edina, MN</li><li>Southridge - Greendale 5300 S 76th ST Suite # 1250, Greendale, WI</li><li>Independence Center 18813 E 39th Street Suite # D05A, Independence, MO</li><li>Stone Ridge Shopping Center 1466 Stoneridge Mall Rd, Suite # G124 Pleasanton, CA</li><li>Tacoma Mall 4502 S Steele St, Suite # 440A, Tacoma, WA</li><li>South Shore Plaza 250 Granite Street, Suite # 2062A, Braintree, MA</li><li>The Mall at Tuttle Crossing 5043 Tuttle Crossing Blvd, Suite# 293A, Dublin, OH</li><li>West Town Mall 7600 Kingston Pike Suite # 1530 Knoxville, TN</li><li>Woodfield Mall 5 Woodfield Mall SPC D204, Suite # G309, Schaumburg, IL</li><li>Woodland Hills - Tulsa 7021 S Memorial Drive SPC 282, Suite # 242, Tulsa, OK</li></ul><a href="http://read.bi/retail-2018"></a> <div class="margin-top"> <h3>NOW WATCH: <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/jake-bernstein-panama-papers-offshore-banking-shell-companies-2018-2">How the super-wealthy hide billions using tax havens and shell companies</a></h3> <div> </div> </div>

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