ERCOT managers resign after widespread storm
Five officials have resigned from the board overseeing the Texas power grid, as it was pushed to the brink of a recent winter storm, leaving millions without power during some … Read More
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Slate suspended podcast host after racial dispute
The online publication Slate has suspended a well-known podcast host, as he debated with colleagues over whether people who are not Black should be able to cite a racial slur … Read More
Stock Market Live Updates: Jobless Claims, Merck CEO, 23andMe and More
Here’s what you need to know: Waiting for food donations in Pflugerville, Texas. Despite the rollout of coronavirus vaccines and a second federal relief package, applications for unemployment insurance remain … Read More
How option trading can fuel the stock market bubble
The stock market is near record highs, and there is a breach of optimism. Coronovirus vaccines are ultimately converted into weapons. Interest rates are at historical lows. And the Democrats … Read More
Trips – New York Times
The case is for 66-year-old Randy Bezcher, an architect in Chicago, who is planning a road trip to New Orleans via Mobile, Ala., Where he was born and before his … Read More
As Rollout Falters, Scientists Debate New Vaccination Tactics
As governments around the world rush to vaccinate their citizens against the surging coronavirus, scientists are locked in a heated debate over a surprising question: Is it wisest to hold … Read More
Kovid Vaccine Launches Evoque Memories of Polio Era
The initial polio vaccine rollout did not occur easily. Within a month, six cases of polio were linked to a vaccine manufactured by Cutter Laboratories in Berkeley, California. It was … Read More
New signs of economic crisis emerge as Trump Imperial Aid deal
Economic data on Wednesday showed why there is such a dire need for help, with suspicions of a sudden federal aid package by President Trump. Personal income fell for the … Read More
Zoom executive accused of intercepting calls at China’s behest
In a novel case, federal prosecutors on Friday charged Zoom with a criminal charge against an executive, with the videoconferencing company accusing him of disrupting and censoring one of the … Read More
Week in Business: Getting vaccinated from here to there
Go ahead, toilet paper: Dry ice may be the next hot commodity in an epidemic economy, as the first vaccine to be available must be stored at freezing temperatures. Here’s … Read More