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We got word this morning that Focus Features’ long-delayed (and allegedly quite good) Promising Young Woman will debut in theaters on Christmas Day.

We can only speculate what effect the players might have had but losing two of your top-choice goal threats is undoubtedly a disadvantage.

The White House had said Trump had ‘mild symptoms’ when he was first checked into Walter Reed, but reports at the time said his bout was far worse.

Whether you're getting a head start on holiday shopping or need a few things for yourself, this Columbus Day sales weekend has plenty of deals you won’t want to miss.

Like 48 million other deaf and hard of hearing people in the United States, Debra Fleetwood spent the first six months of the pandemic watching White House briefings without an ASL interpreter. A recent ruling will ensure that won't happen again.

“What could possibly make a company want to give away 0.15 percent of its revenue? The threat of someone else taking 10 percent of it.”

The film premiered at the London Film Festival.

Universal face masking would significantly reduce the herd immunity threshold.

Judiciary Committee chairmen have scrapped the confirmation process for nominees who failed to disclose information to the Senate in the past.

Dickinson, one of Apple TV+’s most well received series, has finally dropped a first look at its second season, and its spooky vibe is perfect for the current Halloween season.

The exact trajectory of the market likely depends upon how events unfold over the next few months, but I continue to believe that we are in a sustainable bull market, especially for American stocks.

Unemployment fraud is on the rise during the pandemic. Here's what you need to know about the trend, and how you can protect yourself.

With the NFL season at the quarter mark, Buffalo Bills’ quarterback Josh Allen is on pace to set at least a couple of franchise records.

Yelp will warn users when there’s a credible media report accusing a business of egregious racist behavior.

The social media network announced a slew of new rules ahead of the election making it harder to spread misinformation.

For the first time in its 25-year history, the World Trade Organization is now poised to have a woman at its head.

As a result of the growth in electronic payments, the country’s government is about to implement a plan which is also meant to counter undeclared economic activity and tax evasion - a phenomenon worth 12% of the GDP.

Brad Feld, co-author with Ian Hathaway of The Startup Community Way, is peering into the world from 2040 and one thing he knows for sure: we’re not going back to January 2020.

With the Presidential Election in a matter of weeks, it’s tempting to get involved in political conversations at the office or via tele-commute--you shouldn't.

The ban comes nearly three months after the app received a “final warning” over its content.

Companies are responsible for ensuring their employees are adequately trained in industry-standard data security protocols. HR experts offer some considerations for companies embarking on this training plan.

Inbound marketing has become even more critical to keep a business afloat, but face-to-face sales meetings aren't necessarily the best way to achieve this anymore.

Without proper insight into how AI-powered chatbots can achieve their goals, it's unlikely that businesses will employ them adequately.

The NFL is trying to keep the season moving despite dozens of positive coronavirus tests.

This chapter will look at monthly operating reports and proofs of claim.