Stock markets are rising for their best week in more than a year
President-elect Donald Trump's victory, coupled with a quarter-point interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, pushed major stock indexes into record territory.
She was an Instagram influencer for children. Her fans were grown men.
“Jacky Dejo” was introduced by her parents on social media as a snowboarding prodigy. Now 18, she's seen the dark side of the internet –… Read More »She was an Instagram influencer for children. Her fans were grown men.
TSMC pauses chip shipments to Chinese customers
The Taiwanese chip giant will halt shipments to Chinese companies after some of its most advanced chips ended up at Huawei.
1 Growing Biotech Stocks to Buy Today with $1,000 and Hold for 5 Years or More
If you're willing to be patient, biotech stocks can provide significant upside even if you only invest a relatively small amount, such as $1,000. In… Read More »1 Growing Biotech Stocks to Buy Today with $1,000 and Hold for 5 Years or More
Buffalo Bills fans buy municipal bonds to help finance a new stadium
Critics of using public money to build sports facilities rejected the bond sale, but some of the team's devoted followers eagerly paid up.
Verizon and AT&T Tell Court: FCC Can't Penalize Us for Selling User Location Data
Supreme Court ruling could damage FCC case Both AT&T and Verizon cite the June 2024 Supreme Court ruling Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesywhich held… Read More »Verizon and AT&T Tell Court: FCC Can't Penalize Us for Selling User Location Data
Aftermath of the Russian drone attack on Odesa, Ukraine
Russian drones attacked the Ukrainian port city of Odesa on Saturday night, damaging a residential area, Ukrainian authorities said. High-rise buildings and private houses were… Read More »Aftermath of the Russian drone attack on Odesa, Ukraine
Trump is expected to upend Biden's labor policies in favor of unions
Following organized labor's gains under President Biden, a second Trump administration will likely change course on regulation and enforcement.
How technology and loneliness are connected
Technology and loneliness are linked, researchers have found, fueled by the way we interact with social media, texting and binge-watching.
California farmers enjoy the pistachio tree, much of which goes to China
LOST HILLS, Calif. (AP) — At a sprawling factory in the heart of California's farmland, millions of shells flow through a metal chute to a… Read More »California farmers enjoy the pistachio tree, much of which goes to China
How to manage an employee whose health problems are affecting performance
Health problems affect an employee's performance. But is the real problem the way her manager handles the situation?
A new SMB subscription may not end VMware migrations
Broadcom has a new subscription tier for VMware virtualization software that could satisfy some dissatisfied VMware customers, especially small to mid-sized businesses. The new VMware… Read More »A new SMB subscription may not end VMware migrations
Clues and answers for Sunday, November 10
Hey, there! We hope you make the most of your weekend. If you're reading this, chances are you're taking a few minutes to sit back… Read More »Clues and answers for Sunday, November 10
Han Dongfang, once China's 'worst nightmare', refuses to back down
Neither prison nor exile to Hong Kong has stopped Han Dongfang, a former Tiananmen Square protest leader, from standing up for workers' rights. “If you… Read More »Han Dongfang, once China's 'worst nightmare', refuses to back down
10 Dangerous Cities Where You Shouldn't Buy a House, No Matter the Price
While it's true that crime rates have plummeted in recent decades, according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics and the… Read More »10 Dangerous Cities Where You Shouldn't Buy a House, No Matter the Price
