Workers are stuck in their hometowns. Officials want detailed health plans before factories or offices can reopen. Assembly lines that make General Motors cars and Apple iPhones are standing silent. More than two weeks after China locked down a major city to stop a dangerous viral outbreak, one of the world’s largest economies remains largely […]
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Do those little gray typing bubbles (you know the ones) make your heart race? Can a group chat with your friends feel just as overwhelming as a Trader Joe’s line on a Saturday morning? Does the sight of a singular “k” send you immediately into a spiral? If you’re an anxious person (*clears throat*), texting
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Three-time Tony nominee Rebecca Luker, who appeared on the CBS legal drama “Bull” earlier this month, revealed Sunday that she has ALS. Luker, 58, said she has known for a while. “We fight and go forward,” she wrote on Twitter. Hello friends. I have some tough news. Late last year I was diagnosed with ALS.
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Prominent companies have cut ties with the prince’s scheme Pitch@Palace, a Dragons’ Den-type mentoring network set up by Prince Andrew, has appeared to further distance itself from its royal founder. The company, owned by the prince, had already moved from its Buckingham Palace base into new office space. Now,
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LAS VEGAS — Before 42-1, there was 27-1. That was the number that popped into oddsmaker Jimmy Vaccaro’s head in early February 1990, though at the time it didn’t seem to matter. There was no way Buster Douglas was going to go to Japan and beat the baddest man on the planet, so 27-1 seemed
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Technology companies and retailers led U.S. stocks higher in afternoon trading following big gains in the market last week By ALEX VEIGA AP Business Writer February 10, 2020, 6:52 PM 3 min read NEW YORK — Technology companies and retailers led U.S. stocks higher in afternoon trading Monday , adding to the market’s big gains
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The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office is suing electronic cigarette manufacturer Juul over how its products are marketed and sold to teenagers February 10, 2020, 5:55 PM 2 min read HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office sued electronic cigarette manufacturer Juul Labs Inc. on Monday over how its products are marketed and sold to
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Hollywood’s biggest night also happens to be your best chance at running into a former flame if you’re dating and famous. Former couple Renée Zellweger and Bradley Cooper, who we all forgot dated once upon a time, reunited at the 2020 Oscars inside the Dolby Theater on Sunday night nearly a decade after they split. The two were
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Image copyright Harry’s The planned $1.4bn (£1.1bn) takeover of millennial razor brand Harry’s has been pulled amid competition concerns. Edgewell Personal Care, which owns brands such as Wilkinson Sword, had planned to buy its hipper rival amid a boom in the male grooming market. But it said the threat of legal action by the US
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President Donald Trump’s administration has agreed to speed up the cases of some former interpreters for the U.S. military in Iraq By GENE JOHNSON Associated Press February 10, 2020, 5:45 PM 3 min read SEATTLE — President Donald Trump’s administration has agreed to speed up the cases of some former interpreters for the U.S. military
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