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Restaurants are turning to the courts to weigh in on how apps like GrubHub & Seamless deliver food in New York City. City lawyers sent … Read more
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When you’re looking to improve your salary, look at all of your options before making a decision. These are some tips on how to maximize … Read more
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During his presidential run, Biden supported the so-called vaccine mandate that created the national “personal belief” exemption which is now linked to a higher number … Read more
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In a move to protect the planet’s remaining stocks of fish and move toward sustainable fisheries, the U.S. and the European Union have responded to … Read more
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In a twisted case of wanting what you can’t have, your dreams are seeing a bit of reality today at GameStop. The giant video-game retailer is getting asked to pay something back in the
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Some of America’s biggest companies are issuing millions of dollars of payments to Medicare patients with questionable or nonexistent medical claims, according to a new survey conducted by Nationwide Mutual Insurance Group. Under federal
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Anna Lytical, the Canadian drag queen, is a dab hand with the selfie stick. As a “video blogger” for TikTok, a photo-and-video-sharing app for teens, Lytical is no stranger to showing off the fun
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A Facebook executive who shared an anti-Muslim meme at an internal meeting apologizing, “Sorry, I thought you were a Muslim,” has since recanted and submitted an apology letter to the company. Facebook design manager
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A lawyer for the financial chief of the Trump Organization’s non-profit arm believes that more associates will be indicted, The New York Times reported on Thursday. Keith Schiller, the chief of security for President
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Walmart has decided it won’t sell guns and ammunition at its company-owned locations after company officials said they were worried about a pending law that would allow guns in schools. The move reverses a
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