Новости за 12.04.2020

Valorant has been dominating Twitch for the past week or so since the Closed Beta went live, and it has not been particularly close.

With the release of The Revival, AEW is once again presented with a situation where a disgruntled former WWE Superstar has fallen into its lap, and if you’ve read the tea leaves, AEW will all but likely move forward in signing the uber-talented tag team.

Easy to install, and its batteries last half a year. What's not to like?

Andrew Wight reports from Medellin, Colombia on the effects of the national quarantine and how Colombians are coping with COVID-19.

The Detroit Pistons have been bereft of an inspiring youth movement for a long time now. Do they finally have the young core they've been looking for?

Bull market, bear market, it doesn’t matter: Underappreciated, under-covered companies always manage to make a splash.

All of a sudden, Miah earned the biggest hit of his career, and now the offers are pouring in.

Because surely, at a time like this, more than any other, our own personal sense of well-being is one of the most important things we must maintain

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The U.S. Navy, Coast Guard and partner agencies' new Enhanced Counter-Narcotic Operations will go head to head with narco-submarines. So what are these so-called “narco subs” and what are the main types?

Most of the world's soccer leagues have been paused due to the coronavirus lockdown. But leagues in Belarus, Tajikistan, Taiwan and a few other places are still running, and soccer-starved self-isolating fans from around the world are tuning in for their soccer fix.

Hotels, restaurants and cruise lines are shuttered, but their chefs are still helping home cooks eat better.

Despite the economic uncertainty and the imminent start of the earnings season the stock market had its best week in 45 years. This has many wondering if this is a new bull market or just a bear market rally. Others wonder why do bear market rallies occur?

If leaders look only to solve immediate problems without also taking a step back to consider the bigger picture, they may stay afloat in the short term only to face existential problems later.

We are about to enter a phase in which, using the pandemic as a justification, it will be normal for data as personal as our geolocation, our state of health or proximity to other people to be collected and processed.

Much has been written about what NBA commissioner Adam Silver really meant when he said no decisions regarding the resumption of the NBA season will be made until May 1.

Here are five things in technology that happened this past week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?

The stats don't show it perfectly, but Aaron Holiday grew in a big way during his sophomore season.

Four quarterbacks are projected to be drafted in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft. Betting odds and info with projections and insight including on the QB generating the most betting buzz, Tua Tagovailoa.

In 1965, researchers discovered a vexing respiratory infection called 229E. Today, we know it as the common cold.

United Airlines is doubling the number of Asian cities it serves with cargo-only flights.

Rumors have appeared that the next operating software, iOS 14, will introduce a favorite Android feature to iPhone at last. But a new report gives a different timetable and reveals a second, even more intriguing feature.

Even though the federal government enacted legislation in late March to help small businesses suffering from the COVID-19 crisis, loans and grants are likely weeks away from hitting bank accounts.

This fun award-winning chocolate company makes candy bars in super creative flavors including sea salted toffee, black ‘n burnt barley, and of course one of Iceland’s most famous flavors, licorice!

65 years later, medical researchers are racing to develop a vaccine for the 2019 novel coronavirus.