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US Truck Drivers Call For Federal Action To Improve Working Conditions

May 10, 2023

US truck drivers are currently pushing for federal action to be taken to improve the conditions in which they’re working. Drivers are asking for higher ups to address their deteriorating working conditions, decreasing pay, and rampant fraud.

Bed Bath & Beyond Files For Bankruptcy, Closing Hundreds Of Stores

April 26, 2023

Bed Bath & Beyond announced Sunday that it filed for bankruptcy, stating that they will be closing its remaining 360 Bed Bath & Beyond stores and 120 buybuy Baby locations. Within the past year the company has closed around 400 stores.

Chipotle Sues Sweetgreen for Trademark Infringement Over New Menu Item

April 5, 2023

On Wednesday morning, Sweetgreen stocks dropped by 10% after Chipotle Mexican Grill sued the company for trademark infringement over its new “Chipotle Chicken Burrito Bowl.” The lawsuit comes less than a week after the menu item was announced.

Elon Musk Implements Multiple Changes To Twitter

April 5, 2023

April 1st marked the official deadline for verified Twitter users to pay for Twitter Blue in order to keep their blue check mark verification with their account.

Airline Pilots Protesting For Better Working Conditions And Quality Of Life

May 26, 2023

Protests in airports have been occurring all across America as pilots are fighting for better working conditions with quality of life issues taking center stage of their requests.

One Immigration Lawyer’s Mission To Keep The American Dream Alive | Esma Onal

April 17, 2023

America is known as the land of opportunity. For immigrants and individuals from all around the world, it can seem daunting to gain entry into the U.S., which is why people like Esma Onal are so integral to our nation’s growth. As an Immigration Attorney, and immigrant herself, Onal knows firsthand what it truly means to live the American dream, and now she spends her days giving her clients that same vision.

March 8, 2023

Justice Department Files Lawsuit to Block JetBlue’s Acquisition of Spirit Airlines

March 2, 2023

US Consumer Confidence Declines for Second Month Amid Recession Fears

February 10, 2023

The Cost Of Car Insurance Is Continuing To Rise

January 26, 2023

Netflix Will Start Charging Users for Password Sharing in March

Elon Musk Among Witnesses Expected to Take the Stand This Week in Tesla Tweet Trial

January 20, 2023

Elon Musk is among the expected witnesses to appear this week in the ongoing federal trial accusing him of deceptively driving up the price of Tesla stock by tweeting about taking the company private, which never happened.

The US Government Is Still Threatening To Ban TikTok

March 20, 2023

TikTok told the media this week that US federal officers are demanding that the Chinese Owners of the app sell their stake in the social media app, or they risk facing a US ban of the app due to security concerns.

Tesla Vehicles Are Becoming Cheaper, What This Means For The Company

January 18, 2023

Tesla has recently cut their prices on some of their top-selling models, including the Model Y SUV and Model 3, by up to 20% across the US and Europe.

New YouTube CEO, Neal Mohan, Has Big NFT Plans For The Platform

February 24, 2023

Neal Mohan was recently announced to become the new CEO of YouTube, and has stated that the implementation of NFTs into the platform could enable “creators to build deeper relationships with their fans.”

Goldman Sachs Gearing Up To Lay Off Up To 3,200 Employees This Week

January 9, 2023

According to reports from an individual involved in Goldman Sachs, the company will be laying off up to 3,200 employees this week as a means of saving on costs.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk Makes Drastic Cuts Within Company: Fires Janitorial Staff

December 30, 2022

According to a recent report from The New York Times, Twitter CEO tech billionaire Elon Musk has been making drastic cuts within the company ever since he purchased the platform for $44 billion.

Texas Sues Google Over Facial Data Collection

October 21, 2022

The state of Texas is suing Google for illegally collecting Texans’ facial and voice recognition information without their consent, according to a statement issued by the state attorney general’s office on Thursday.

Labor Department Proposes Rule To Grant Gig Workers Employee Status

October 11, 2022

On Tuesday, the Labor Department revealed a new proposal that would make it harder for companies to classify workers as independent contractors instead of employees. This rule would impact the on-demand economy, which includes companies like Uber and Lyft.

Surging US Dollar Wreaks Havoc on Global Economy

September 29, 2022

The U.S. dollar is the strongest it has been in the last 20 years. The rising value of a dollar has worldwide ramifications, with international currencies plummeting in comparative value and foreign central banks hiking up interest rates to protect price stability.

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Creating A Legacy Through Hard Work, Creativity, And Passion | Arnie Creinin, CEO Of Coastal Lifestyles Inc.May 9, 2023 - 12:00 pm
Arnie Creinin is the CEO of Coastal Lifestyles Inc., a luxury property management, concierge service and vacation rental business located in South Padre Island, Texas. Coastal Lifestyles has been assisting clients find their dream properties for over 17 years now, however, Arnie’s success didn’t just fall into his lap. Arnie has an extensive resume of work experience that has led him up the ladder of success, starting as a soda jerk at just 8-years-old, he had an early start when it came to understanding the value of hard work and providing services for others.

The Kids Are The Future: Creating A Classroom Of Inclusivity And Community | Cristine LegaspiApril 24, 2023 - 12:00 pm
A child’s educational experience impacts the ways in which they grow, develop, and continue to learn as they get older. Our nation’s teachers are not only teaching children the basics of reading, writing, math, science, etc. they’re preparing the next generation for the future and building their social skills. Christine Legaspi is a teacher from the Philippeans currently working in the US. Her work in education has always emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive classroom and making sure every child develops their individuality while understanding the value of community, regardless of their background or abilities.

One Immigration Lawyer’s Mission To Keep The American Dream Alive | Esma OnalApril 17, 2023 - 9:30 am
America is known as the land of opportunity. For immigrants and individuals from all around the world, it can seem daunting to gain entry into the U.S., which is why people like Esma Onal are so integral to our nation’s growth. As an Immigration Attorney, and immigrant herself, Onal knows firsthand what it truly means to live the American dream, and now she spends her days giving her clients that same vision.

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Foo Fighters Name Veteran Musician Josh Freese As New Drummer

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US Truck Drivers Call For Federal Action To Improve Working Conditions

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US Truck Drivers Call For Federal Action To Improve Working Conditions

Bed Bath & Beyond Files For Bankruptcy, Closing Hundreds Of Stores

Chipotle Sues Sweetgreen for Trademark Infringement Over New Menu Item

Elon Musk Implements Multiple Changes To Twitter

Airline Pilots Protesting For Better Working Conditions And Quality Of Life

One Immigration Lawyer’s Mission To Keep The American Dream Alive | Esma Onal

Justice Department Files Lawsuit to Block JetBlue’s Acquisition of Spirit Airlines

US Consumer Confidence Declines for Second Month Amid Recession Fears

The Cost Of Car Insurance Is Continuing To Rise

Netflix Will Start Charging Users for Password Sharing in March

Elon Musk Among Witnesses Expected to Take the Stand This Week in Tesla Tweet Trial

The US Government Is Still Threatening To Ban TikTok

Tesla Vehicles Are Becoming Cheaper, What This Means For The Company

New YouTube CEO, Neal Mohan, Has Big NFT Plans For The Platform

Goldman Sachs Gearing Up To Lay Off Up To 3,200 Employees This Week

Twitter CEO Elon Musk Makes Drastic Cuts Within Company: Fires Janitorial Staff

Texas Sues Google Over Facial Data Collection

Labor Department Proposes Rule To Grant Gig Workers Employee Status

Surging US Dollar Wreaks Havoc on Global Economy

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