28 Tweets That Accurately Sum Up Friendship In Your 30s | HuffPost Life Friendship in your 30s is definitely more about quality than quantity. You might not have as many pals as you did back in your fun-loving, flip cup-playing days, but hey, who cares? The ones who stuck around are always down to hang […]
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The star was touring in support of his 98th studio album, Ride Me Back Home Country star Willie Nelson has cancelled the remaining dates of his current tour, citing health problems. In a message to fans, the 86-year-old wrote: “I’m sorry to cancel my tour, but I have a
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NEW YORK (AP) — Uber lost $5.24 billion in the second quarter — its largest quarterly loss ever — after making huge stock-based payouts in the months following its initial public offering. The ride-hailing giant said Wednesday it paid $3.9 billion in stock-based compensation and expenses during the quarter. It also paid $298 million in
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The day will come this month when you’ll feel compelled to flee the city, at least for an afternoon. Luckily the visionaries of the New York art world have built a number of entrancing destinations around which to organize an easy day trip or a relaxing weekend. With the exception of Jack Shainman’s the School,
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Uber lost $5.24 billion in the second quarter after making huge stock-based payouts in the months following its stock market debut. The ride-hailing giant said Wednesday it paid $3.9 billion in stock-based compensation and expenses during the quarter. It also paid $298 million in stock and cash to drivers to show appreciation in connection with
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Jay Berwanger won the inaugural Heisman Trophy in 1935 for the University of Chicago and became the No. 1 player taken in the first NFL draft a few months later. He chose to work at a rubber company and be a part-time coach for his alma mater rather than try to make a living playing
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CENTREVILLE, Va. — At door after door, house after house, Dan Helmer, a Democrat running for the Virginia House of Delegates, found voters of both parties telling him one thing as he canvassed for support Tuesday night: Do something about the mass shootings. “I have it on the TV right now,” Reza Darvishian, a State
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Wall Street’s anxiety over the Trump administration’s trade war with China could herald lower mortgage rates for homebuyers, but a chronic shortage of houses for sale will keep prices high. Investors fearful that the trade war could sharply slow global economic growth have been buying bonds, sending the yield on the 10-year Treasury note to
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A woman who survived a 2007 mass shooting in Utah said Thursday she has lead poisoning from 300 shotgun pellets still in her body, leaving her with debilitating headaches, nausea and other serious health problems. Carolyn Tuft, whose 15-year-old daughter died in the Trolley Square mall shooting in Salt Lake City, has been unable to
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Taylor Swift is finally coming clean about her decision to stay silent and not support ― or condemn ― a political candidate in the 2016 election. The “Archer” singer, who appears on the cover of Vogue’s September 2019 issue, said she felt she would hurt Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s chances in the election if she said anything. “Unfortunately
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