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Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings is so dedicated to his job that he’ll take a pay cut to keep it.

That’s what a source recently claimed about the 50-year-old Jeopardy! host.

Ken has been hosting Jeopardy! solo since December 2023. Prior to that, he shared hosting duties with Mayim Bialik, who has since been released by Sony.

Following legendary host Alex Trebek’s passing in 2020, Ken and Mayim were named co-hosts in 2022.

But now that Ken is hosting the trivia show alone, he’s serious about his career and would reportedly do just about anything to stay on board – even accept a lower salary.

A source spoke with The Sun and revealed that Ken would like to remain in his position for the long haul, much like Alex Trebek did for 37 seasons.

Jeopardy! insider says Ken Jennings will do…

Upholding the Legacy, Delivering the Future

PHILADELPHIA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#netsuiteimplementation–In a move that further solidifies its position as a leading provider of NetSuite cloud solutions, Techfino LLC proudly announces its acquisition of the NetSuite practice from the esteemed Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP. This acquisition is a testament to Techfino’s vision of delivering unparalleled NetSuite consulting and support services to a diverse range of clients, from emerging R&D-stage companies to established enterprise organizations.

Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP (FRC), renowned for its longstanding reputation as a premier mid-market certified public accounting firm, has established itself as a leader in delivering customized services to both individuals and businesses. Its…

The growth of the market for provincial newspapers was an inseparable part of the development of literacy in the later nineteenth and early twentieth century in Ireland.

In the early 1900s, weekly or bi-weekly papers such as the Tipperary Star supplied their readerships with information and advertising on the commercial, agricultural and cultural affairs of their local districts.

Many papers also sent reporters to cover the regular meetings of the various local elected bodies – county councils, district councils and poor law guardians – set up under the Local Government Act of 1898. With their columns of grey newsprint unrelieved by illustrations or photographs, these long and often detailed reports can be intimidating to approach nowadays.

But a perusal of their contents can…