Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Monitor Chronic Wasting Disease Outbreak
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Intensifies Efforts to Monitor Chronic Wasting Disease Outbreak.
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Intensifies Efforts to Monitor Chronic Wasting Disease Outbreak.
Co-Diagnostics, a Salt Lake City-based testing company, has been slapped with a hefty fine of $250,000 by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for engaging in deceptive practices and failing to disclose crucial information to investors. The SEC’s order highlights Co-Diagnostics’ misleading claims about their COVID tests and their failure to disclose payments made to top executives’ family members.
Ben and Jerry’s, the renowned ice cream company, is facing significant pushback after making a statement on July 4th calling for the return of “stolen Indigenous land” in the United States. The company’s tweet, which was accompanied by a similar message on their website, has divided fans and ignited a heated debate about the nation’s history and the appropriateness of the timing of such a statement.
In the coming weeks, it remains to be seen whether UPS and the Teamsters Union can bridge their differences and find common ground. The outcome of these negotiations will have far-reaching implications, not only for the parties involved but also for the future of labor relations in the United States. Both sides must navigate a delicate balance between addressing workers’ concerns and ensuring the long-term viability and competitiveness of one of the nation’s largest shipping companies. As the clock ticks, the pressure mounts, underscoring the urgent need for a constructive and collaborative approach to secure a new contract that safeguards the interests of both UPS and its dedicated workforc
As the Federal Reserve’s June policy meeting minutes are set to be released today at 2 p.m. Eastern Time, Americans eagerly await insights into the central bank’s outlook on interest rates. Following recent indications from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, experts predict that higher credit card interest rates and increased costs for home and car financing may be on the horizon.
Beijing – China has announced restrictions on the export of two crucial semiconductor metals, gallium and germanium compounds, just days before the…
Authorities in Washington, DC are offering up to 20-thousand-dollars in rewards for information about several attacks on businesses over the weekend.
ESPN is laying off some well-known on-air reporters and personalities. Almost two dozen on-air staff members were reportedly let go by the sports cable network Friday. Some of the names include Jeff Van Gundy, Max Kellerman, Keyshawn Johnson, Steve Young, Suzy Kolber and Ashley Brewer. The Hollywood Reporter says the cuts were not part of ESPN parent company Disney’s plan to layoff seven-thousand workers. The outlet reports ESPN decided to cut on-air talent in order to save off-screen jobs as it tried to meet its financial targets.
Novi, MI – Former President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on President Joe Biden and the electric vehicle (EV) industry during…
Boston, MA – A frantic race against the clock is underway as authorities intensify their efforts to locate a missing submarine specially…