After the Gauteng debut of the country’s first hydrogen-powered bus this past June, the three more hydrogen fuelled buses are now up and running. The three hydrogen-powered buses went on the road on 22 August, Read More
According to a report by Bloomberg, MGM Resorts International suffered a massive cyberattack in July 2020 costing the company an estimated $100 million. The attack was first detected in July and was determined to have occurred in Read More
The National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW) announced late last week that 75,000 members of its union will go on a five-day strike at hundreds of Kaiser Permanente facilities across the United States beginning February 11th, Read More
Since the rollout of Covid booster shots for young children began in the spring of 2021, parents have reported difficulty in accessing the vaccines for their children. This is due to the limited doses available, which Read More
— in the short term. It would disrupt TSA screenings, air traffic controllers, and other things associated with keeping the country’s airports running smoothly. The longer-term impacts could be even more severe, with potential air Read More
Mortgage demand has shrunk since interest rates hit their highest level in nearly 23 years. Many potential homebuyers are deterred from making a purchase due to the high monthly payments that come with such a high Read More
If a government shutdown occurs, Social Security payments would not be affected. Despite government shutdowns, Social Security payments are still made on time because they are exempt from the appropriations process. Therefore, retirees in the Read More
According to reports, Rite Aid chain is considering filing for bankruptcy and selling up to 500 stores as part of a restructuring plan. It is unclear which stores would be sold, and at what price. The Read More
in the stores. Target is saddened by the decision to close these stores, however, the safety of our customers and team members must always be our top priority. We are grateful to the many team Read More
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged an individual, Nathan Vipond, who runs the podcast “Cash Flow King”, with allegedly engaging in a Ponzi scheme. According to the SEC’s complaint, Vipond and his co-conspirator, Read More
