Selena Gomez cleared up rumors she’s dating one of her exes after the “Look at Her Now” singer was spotted out and about with her old flame Samuel Krost. The two were recently seen hanging out together ― albeit with friends ― at the New York City eatery La Esquina on Tuesday night. Gomez and Krost, […]
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SHANGHAI — Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, reported better-than-expected sales growth for the three months that ended in September, in a sign that the world’s largest group of consumers is still shopping online despite the country’s slowing growth. An e-commerce goliath and a symbol of China’s rising tech prowess, Alibaba has lately taken on a
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Gregg Popovich and Kawhi Leonard exchanged some laughs and pleasantries after Leonard’s new team, the Los Angeles Clippers, defeated his former coach and the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday night. If Leonard has any more nights like that against his former club, the normally irascible Popovich won’t be smiling again. Leonard scored 38 points and
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Lockups and larger returns In exchange for higher expected returns on that private investment, investors agree to leave their money in a fund for a number of years, typically five to 15, but sometimes longer. During that period, known as the lockup, investors do not have access to their money. Depending on the type of
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A British Parliamentary committee says many people with autism or learning disabilities are being detained in “horrific” conditions and is calling for an overhaul of the system intended to evaluate their treatment. The Joint Committee on Human Rights said in a report issued Friday that it heard “grim” evidence about how young people with disabilities
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Matthew Jacobs: The series is certainly flawed, but a lot of early reviews seemed more concerned with “The Morning Show” as the flagship commodity for a much-publicized new streaming service than as a show in and of itself. Maybe that’s not unfair. You’d think Apple would trot out its shiniest diamond first, but this one only
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Image copyright Getty Images Business rates should be halved and VAT increased to 22% in a bid to save the High Street, former Sainsbury’s boss Justin King has said. This would help retailers battling with online rivals who do not face the same tax burden, he said. He told the BBC’s Today programme it was
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She points to a list of museums offering free admission published by the local visitors bureau, including the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, which is always free, and the Pérez Art Museum Miami, which offers free admission on the second Saturday of the month. There are free flea markets at Lummus Park on Saturdays and
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Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish girl who accused international leaders of standing idly by as global warming threatens to destroy the planet in a speech shared around the world is joining young activists in Los Angeles for a protest aimed at getting California out of the oil-drilling business. Thunberg is the scheduled keynote speaker at
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After two weeks of bitter debate, the Tokyo Olympic marathon is still going north to Sapporo. And Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike isn’t happy about it. “I dare say, this is a decision without an agreement,” Koike said Friday, speaking through an interpreter at talks with the IOC and local organizers. She conceded the powerful International
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