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Saying that “a strike would effectively shut down California state film and television production,” IATSE has told California lawmakers that “it is both outrageous and immoral that the studios oppose … Read More
New documents revealed in a lawsuit allegedly show internal conversations between executives during the height of January's meme-stock chaos. In one instance, Robinhood Chief Operating Officer Gretchen Howard acknowledges that … Read More
Biden said unvaccinated individuals were hindering economic growth, costing jobs and putting unnecessary strain on the health-care system. Nearly 2.4 million people have already gotten their third shot since Aug. … Read More
The real estate market has exploded. In 2021, prices are up nationwide compared to 2020. This is true in most cities and states as well. The widely followed S&P/Case Shiller … Read More
Impossible Foods Inc., a plant-based meat maker, is bringing its new plant-based pork product to the restaurants in U.S., Hong Kong and Singapore. Starting Thursday, Impossible pork will be available … Read More
President Joe Biden announced that the United States is buying an additional half a billion Pfizer vaccines to donate to low and lower-middle income countries around the world. Speaking at … Read More
The United States on Wednesday recorded one of the highest daily death tolls in the country this year due to COVID. With 2678 additional casualties reporting, the total number of … Read More
Fresher hiring sentiment is highest in India, with 17 per cent employers keen on recruiting fresh graduates in the July to December 2021 period against 6 per cent globally. According … Read More
After Zee Entertainment and Dish TV, the Subhash Chandra family is bracing for another shareholder activism at Zee Learn and Zee Media Corporation ahead of their soon to be convened … Read More
The World Bank predicts that the effects of the pandemic will have pushed somewhere between 88 million and 115 million people worldwide into extreme poverty some time this year. A … Read More
