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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The Sacramento Kings challenged themselves to play with the identity that got them this far in the first place: push the… Read More »Monk, Fox lead Kings past Warriors 118-99 to force Game 7
Shares of First Republic Bank resumed their punitive decline on Friday, adding to a string of losses this week that came as doubts over the… Read More »Shares of First Republic fall as fate remains uncertain
Servers hosting software sold by Salesforce are leaking sensitive data held by government agencies, banks and other organizations, according to a report published Friday by… Read More »Sensitive data is being leaked from servers running Salesforce software
Inflation is not as high as last year. The job market is not that hot. The economy is slowing down. But none of this is… Read More »A ‘rocky and bumpy’ economy where wages are rising and inflation persists
At a House Oversight Subcommittee hearing Wednesday on the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., repeatedly said American Federation of Teachers… Read More »Greene reprimanded for saying AFT president is ‘not a mother’
Since the start of the pandemic, Lyft employees have been able to work remotely, log into video conferences from home and spread across the country… Read More »Lyft employees told to return to office as new CEO sets out vision
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thought Ben Smith that he would conduct bank interviews at the end of April about his book going on sale next week. That’s not how… Read More »BuzzFeed and Gawker Meme-ified Reality with this one weird trick
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden commuted the sentences of 31 people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses who were on house arrest, the White House… Read More »Biden is commuting the sentences of 31 drug offenders
Enlarge / YouTube Music podcast demo pages. There will be promotion on the “Home” and “Discover” pages. YouTube YouTube podcasts are officially here. Instead of… Read More »YouTube podcasts will go live in the US and be included in YouTube Music
WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve released a sweeping and highly critical report Friday that examines why its own oversight and regulation of Silicon Valley Bank… Read More »Fed criticizes its own oversight of Silicon Valley Bank in post-mortem
