Economy
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China keeps lending rates on hold as room for monetary easing narrows
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‘Ride Or Die’ Cancelled By Amazon Despite Being A Critical And Ratings Hit
‘Ride or Die’ has been cancelled by Amazon despite high critic and audience scores and solid viewership and chart placement. No one seems to know why.
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The Angels And The Mariners Phoned In Their End-Of-Season Game
The Los Angeles Angels and the Seattle Mariners played a stinker of a game in Anaheim, befitting to underperforming teams that have nothing left to play for this season.
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Rutgers Stays Close With USC But Loses 44th Straight Against Top 25 Team
On Saturday, Rutgers lost 42-35 to No. 12 USC, falling to 0-3 and extending its losing streak against AP top 25 opponents to 44 games.
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What does the EU have that the U.S. does not?
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Polymarket fraud concerns mount as company prepares for potential IPO – WSJ
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Starbucks Settles Florida DEI Lawsuit, Denies Wrongdoing And Pays $1 Million
Starbucks has resolved a Florida DEI lawsuit, agreeing to pay $1 million without admitting wrongdoing. Yet it highlights ongoing legal challenges regarding DEI policies.
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Apple’s Tim Cook sees Australia’s social media curbs as ’world-leading’, PM says
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Apple’s Cook calls Australia’s social media curbs ‘world-leading,’ PM says