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Personal feelings aside, UFC President Dana White doesn’t seem interested in keeping Paige VanZant around.

Bank earnings can sometimes be a snooze. But the stakes this quarter are unusually high.

Manufacturers have scaled back spending on large projects during the coronavirus pandemic, but many say they’re continuing with software upgrades and technology initiatives to keep up with changing customer needs and remain competitive.

Disagreements between leaders at the Fed and Treasury slowed the start of their flagship lending initiative for small and midsize businesses.

Could this be the year when you pack up your bookmarks and switch from Google Chrome to another browser? Joanna Stern weighs alternatives like Microsoft’s Edge and Apple’s Safari.

Cubs manager David Ross, throws the ball during baseball practice at Wrigley Field on Sunday, July 5, 2020 in Chicago. | Kamil Krzaczynski/AP

OK, let’s see what you’ve got. That’s the subtext to almost everything that’s being said or written about David Ross and Rick Renteria these days.

Perspectives Charter Schools, operator of five schools in Chicago, got at least $2 million in federal loans under the Paycheck Protection Program.  | Tyler LaRiviere | Sun-Times

Without those funds, thousands of Chicago schoolchildren would not have had computers and other teaching support when schools shut down due to the pandemic.

There's some ingenuity involved when filming soaps like "The Bold and the Beautiful," including employing actors’ real-life partners as smooching stand-ins.

THE UK must stand firm with its allies against China's plot to divide and rule its enemies, a political expert has warned.

Rappler's Life and Style section runs an advice column by couple Jeremy Baer and clinical psychologist Dr Margarita Holmes.

The new features for Apple Watch which will arrive in the coming days are definitely worth having. Here are three things you might not know about the upcoming software.

We cannot be sure that value investing will work. What has worked in the past is not predictive of what will work in the future. However, if we dig deeper into why value investing has worked for a long time, we are likely to get insights into what may or may not continue to work in the future.

The world loves a victim these days, and all of the United States is one.

After rising more than 150% in a two-month period from mid-March to May, bitcoin has sputtered since its halving.

Do Attorney General Barr’s investigations into alleged marijuana industry antitrust violations truly represent an abuse of power and warrant impeachment – or is that an overreaction?

Peter Suciu

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This leadership change could bring some fresh blood to a program that has certainly had some issues.

It hasn't exactly been smooth sailing for the U.S. Navy’s aircraft carriers in recent months—and the problem-prone USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) had another shakeup this week. Capt. Ron Rutan, who served as the ship’s program manager, has been reassigned to the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) staff while Capt. Brian Metcalf has been named as his replacement. Читать дальше...

This past week on Instagram was filled with glistening skin, beautiful braids, and inspirational movement.

“We dance for those who can’t dance, and we dance to heal.”

Under the insurance scheme, employees earning up to Rs 21,000 a month can contribute 1.75 per cent towards ESI while the employer contributes 4.75 per cent

After a month on Level 3 of the lockdown, average weekly turnover among small- and medium-sized businesses (SME) has improved 2.49% as of July 8.

A video showing a man who looks like Erling Haaland being thrown out of a Norweigian nightclub has been posted on social media.

Agriculture Minister Barry Cowen has disputed the garda record of his drink driving offence.