Starbucks interim president Howard Schultz told a weekly meeting of store managers Monday that the benefits he’s considering extending to non-union workers won’t immediately apply… Read More »Starbucks Head Howard Schultz Talks Benefits for Non-Union Workers
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Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen on Wednesday urged China to persuade Russia to end the war in Ukraine and warned that staying on the sidelines… Read More »Yellen calls on China to force Russia to end war in Ukraine.
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PARIS (AP) – French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen warned Wednesday against sending more weapons to Ukraine, and called for rapprochement between NATO and… Read More »France’s Le Pen warns against sending weapons to Ukraine
iStock/Getty Images Plus More than 200 longtime Wikipedia editors have asked the Wikimedia Foundation to stop accepting cryptocurrency donations. The foundation received crypto donations worth… Read More »Wikipedia Community Votes to Stop Accepting Cryptocurrency Donations
In a first for the tech giant, Google has filed a consumer protection lawsuit to protect the vulnerable and unsuspecting from what it called a… Read More »Latest Business and Economy News: Live Updates
Over the past two years, the pandemic has provided us with many works of art that have attempted to definitively capture humanity’s struggles. There was… Read More »In Elden Ring, the battle feels real
The Philly fanatic. Illustrated | Getty Images, iStock I can still remember assuming the pandemic would end. It was about a year ago. I had… Read More »Philly’s mask mandate is back, but has little to do with COVID
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