Author: super@dmin
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The Ratings Game: Intel stock has a bright near-term future, says analyst
Intel Corp. shares may have a bright patch ahead—at least in the very near future.
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Key Words: Carhartt CEO: An unvaccinated workforce is a ‘risk that our company is unwilling to take’
Some shoppers are threatening to boycott the workwear company for mandating vaccines, while others praise the brand for protecting employees
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The Wall Street Journal: U.S. aims sanctions at pro-Russian separatists as Blinken plans Ukraine, Russia meetings
The U.S. is preparing financial sanctions on pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine as Secretary of State Antony Blinken heads to Europe to meet the Ukrainian leadership and his Russian counterpart,
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Financial Crime: Ponzi scammer ‘King Perry’ sentenced to 17.5 years for stealing $115 million from investors, including $250K from a man with dementia
Investigators say Perry Santillo led the scheme that bilked more than 1,000 people out of their life savings.
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The Wall Street Journal: AT&T delays 5G network expansion near airports to prevent flight delays
AT&T Inc. on Tuesday agreed to temporarily water down its 5G wireless network expansion plans to address air-safety regulators’ concerns about their signals’ effect on aircraft instruments.
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: ‘We can’t guarantee there won’t be a bug or two’: Biden administration’s website for free COVID-19 tests is going live — here’s everything you need to know
Orders on COVIDtests.gov will ship in approximately 7-12 days.
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: Reopening schools helped mothers with school-age children get back to work. So what happened to their husbands?
Researchers looked at foot traffic to K-12 schools to see how reopening affected families’ working lives.
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: COVID-related benefits enabled many Americans to save money and pay off debts — but that Band-Aid is being ripped off for some
Women and lower-income Americans aren’t feeling great about their finances, according to a Morning Consult survey.
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Mark Hulbert: Why Wall Street is celebrating Joe Biden’s low approval rating
Stocks perform better when U.S. presidents are unpopular.
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The Margin: To mask or not to mask at work? Among U.S. Supreme Court justices, it’s not a unanimous decision
Apparently, the Supreme Court of the United States is no different than many American workplaces when it comes to conflicts about wearing masks as a COVID-19 safeguard.