A Georgia man was charged after lying to his boss about having COVID-19, prosecutors say

(May 24 05:09) Businessinsider.sg

Santwon Antonio Davis was charged after federal prosecutors alleged he faked a medical excuse letter, "causing the employer to stop business."

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Bankruptcies have hit the fastest pace since the Great Recession — and more companies are expected to file

This year alone, 98 companies have filed for bankruptcy, the most since 2009, according to Bloomberg data. It's likely even more will file.
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Credit card fraud surges 35% as coronavirus freezes the economy and wipes out jobs

The surge in such charges arrives as consumer spending plummets, leaving card issuers and consumers at a rapidly growing risk of losses.
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The NBA’s path from suspending its season to hosting a ‘World Cup of Basketball’ at Disney World shows how weird managing a crisis can be. Here are 4 lessons any leader can learn from the league’s reopening plan.

The NBA has confirmed it is in talks to finish its season in Florida. And a responsible reopening would be a masterstroke of corporate strategy.
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Look inside the ‘livable art’ hideaway designed by Chinese artist-activist Ai Weiwei as an upstate New York vacation home for one of his collectors

Known as the Tsai Residence, the home consists of two modern homes on 37 acres with sweeping views of the Catskill Mountains.
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How to change your Zoom password, even if you’ve forgotten it, to keep your account secure

You can change your Zoom password at any time through the "Profile" section of your online account page.
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‘You didn’t panic about anything!’: CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin and Joe Kernen clashed on live TV over the severity of the coronavirus pandemic

The exchange between the CNBC hosts lasted around a minute as they lobbed accusations at each other.
(May 27 22:37) Businessinsider.sg
Target is selling outdoor waterbeds with built-in sprinklers, and they’re perfect for people who don’t have a pool

The outdoor water beds are rainbow-colored, and retail for $30. They can be purchased both online through Target's website and in stores.
(May 27 22:48) Businessinsider.sg
France banned the use of hydroxychloroquine for treating the coronavirus a week after Trump said he was taking the drug

France reversed a March order that allowed the drug hydroxychloroquine to be used as a potential treatment for COVID-19.
(May 27 23:02) Businessinsider.sg
A plastic surgeon who has reopened his clinic says he will perform any operation — except lip fillers

Dr. Arash Moradzadeh told Insider all of his patients must wear masks for the entirety of their appointments, whether in his office or house calls.
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The best fertilizers

Choosing the right fertilizer for each plant type is key to growth. Use this guide for everything from vegetable gardens to your lawn.
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