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STARTRADER Begins Second Season as Official Partner of the NBA

Dubai, UAE, October 29th, 2026, FinanceWire The new season builds on STARTRADER’s first-year activations, including the STAR Trading League, as the multi-year collaboration with the NBA continues. STARTRADER is building on its first season as the Official Partner of the NBA, with plans to further engage its community throughout the 2026-27 NBA season, which tipped off on Oct. 20. STARTRADER will continue to have a presence throughout the season through in-arena backdrops, broadcast-visible placements, select league media platforms, and live events. Since announcing its collaboration with the NBA in January 2026, STARTRADER has expanded its activities beyond brand presence to include the STAR Trading League, a basketball-inspired trading tournament created for the STARTRADER community. “Our first season working with the NBA showed us how this collaboration could extend beyond brand…

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A conservative senator reshaped Texas colleges. He wants the rest of the country to follow.

LUBBOCK — Nearly a year into his tenure as Texas Tech chancellor, Brandon Creighton was still making the case that he was the right man for the job. To convince the crowd at a recent Lubbock Chamber of Commerce luncheon that his loyalties now lay with scarlet red and black, not the burnt orange of his alma mater, the former Republican state senator touted his political connections and the growing influence they bring to Texas Tech. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, the powerful politician with a hand on the state’s purse strings, is donning Red Raider gear at the Capitol. The university is establishing a high-profile partnership with chipmaking giant Nvidia. Other colleges, Creighton boasted, are following Texas Tech’s lead in scrutinizing what professors teach and whether their lessons prepare students for high-paying jobs. Creighton said his own struggle to pay for college made him empathize with…

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The Lantern’s sit-down interview with Ross Bjork: athletic facility renovation plans

On Oct. 22, The Lantern’s sports editors Reilly Cahill and Ally Wolfe had a sit-down interview with Ohio State’s athletic director Ross Bjork for a Q&A in his office. Here are Bjork’s answers to questions from The Lantern on renovation plans for Ohio State’s athletic facilities. Some answers were edited for clarity. A: The thing in facilities that we talk about a lot is facilities are about time and money, so how much time do we have, to your point, and then how much money is it going to take? We’ve got off to a good start in fundraising, that’s another reason why we went public, is we have enough momentum in the fundraising space. My hope is that sometime in early 2028 is when we can break ground and really start the construction process, and then it’s probably a 14- to-16-month construction. So that would put us in place to be done by the 2029 season. That’s the goal, that’s the plan.…

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Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority takes next step

With federal funding stalled, the Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority will use state grants to move forward the effort to restore rail service from Reading to Philadelphia. The project — which has brought together officials from Berks, Montgomery and Chester counties — began in 2022 with the formation of the authority. It aims to create passenger rail service with stops in Reading, Pottstown and Phoenixville. The effort has been included in the federal Corridor Identification and Development Program, which offers funding and other support. With its acceptance into the program, the authority received $500,000 to complete the first phase that included developing the scope and costs of a service plan that will examine ridership and revenue forecasts, capital programming and an operational analysis. Having completed the first phase in September 2024, the authority is now waiting for…

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