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These Companies Gave Their C.E.O.s Millions, Just Before Bankruptcy
Corporate boards are handing out millions to top executives before their companies seek bankruptcy protection, and courts can’t do much about it.
(June 24 03:14) Nytimes.com
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Syrian air defences respond to Israeli attack on southern and eastern Syria
(June 24 03:14) TodayOnline World
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U.S. CDC reports 2,302,288 coronavirus cases
(June 24 03:14) TodayOnline World
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Microsoft adds to diversity investment, aims to increase number of Black employees
(June 24 03:14) TodayOnline World
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Mercedes-Benz, Nvidia deepen autonomous driving alliance
(June 24 03:14) TodayOnline World
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U.S. Republican lawmakers urge Trump to reconsider Germany troop reduction plan
(June 24 03:14) TodayOnline World
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Draymond Green Calls LeBron James 'Arguably the Greatest Player of All Time'
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green praised the Los Angeles Lakers' LeBron James as "arguably the greatest player of all time" on Tuesday...
(June 24 03:12) Bleacherreport.com
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Mercedes-Benz and Nvidia team up to develop next-generation supercomputers for cars
Mercedes-Benz is teaming up with Nvidia to develop a next-generation computing platform for vehicles that will support everything from over-the-air software updates to automated driving. The German automaker said it ...
(June 24 03:07) The Verge
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Tim Cook is ‘deeply disappointed’ by Trump guest worker ban
Apple and Twitter have joined the ranks of tech companies decrying the abrupt halt on a range of guest worker visas proclaimed yesterday by President Trump. The new restrictions would ...
(June 24 03:06) The Verge
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Jimmy Kimmel Issues Apology After Blackface Sketches Resurface
“That delay was a mistake,” the late night host wrote in a statement.
(June 24 03:05) Huffington Post
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Lalu Yadav's RJD Suffers Split In Bihar Upper House, Close Associate Quits Top Party Post
In a huge setback for the RJD in the election year, five of its MLCs Tuesday resigned from the party, forced a split in its legislature group in the Bihar ...
(June 24 03:04) NDTV News
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Phillies Announce 4 More Members of Organization Tested Positive for COVID-19
Two Philadelphia Phillies players and two of the team's staff members tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total of positive tests across the organization to 12...
(June 24 03:01) Bleacherreport.com
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Demanding Karen Insists She Works at the Store
It would take the most silver-tongued of devils to talk their way into an employee-only 7-11 bathroom in the middle of the night, and whatever opinion this entitled Karen has ...
(June 24 03:00) Fail Blog
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U.S. development agency could loan billions for reshoring, official says
(June 24 03:00) TodayOnline World
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Get To Know Your Feline Friend Better By Watching These Five Interesting Documentaries
What better way to spend your days than watching some wonderfully informative and interesting documentaries about your curious kitty? We've searched the TV catalogs and came up with 6 cat documentaries ...
(June 24 03:00) I Can Has Cheezburger?
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What Are The Best Options When It Comes To Buying Land In California?
There are some great options for buying land in California, and those who want to get a good price for their land have several ways of doing that. Those determined ...
(June 24 02:57) Kindofnormal.com
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In Germany, Confronting Shameful Legacy Is Essential Part of Police Training
In the postwar era, Germany fundamentally redesigned law enforcement to prevent past atrocities from ever repeating. Its approach may hold lessons for police reform everywhere.
(June 24 02:56) Nytimes.com
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Schmeichel saves penalty as Leicester draw with Brighton
Neal Maupay's missed penalty proves pivotal as Brighton and Leicester play out a drab Premier League goalless draw at the King Power Stadium.
(June 24 02:56) BBC.com
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Ten Best Places to Retire in Florida
1. ORLANDO. Orlando will always have a soft spot in many people’s hearts. In Orlando, you obviously have all the major theme parks there. They have all know that, but ...
(June 24 02:54) Kindofnormal.com
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Google and Facebook behave like 'monopolies'
Peter Wright, editor emeritus at DMG Media, said the news industry has 'no idea how they work' and they 'behave in the way that market dominant companies do'.
(June 24 02:54) Dailymail.co.uk