Новости за 15.06.2021

The millions of employees who have worked remotely because of Covid and are now returning to the office on a full-time or hybrid-basis could also bring their bad cybersecurity habits that will put companies at greater risk for cyber-related crisis situations.

How Amel Rachedi started her own entertainment show during the COVID-19 pandemic that has seen her travel the world interviewing famous guests.

The deluxe Italian speaker manufacturer Sonus faber has just added two new models for its affordable Lumina range. The Lumina V is a flagship floorstanding model while the Lumina II is a standpoint speaker.

Carefully planning your own farewell is one of the kindest things you can do for your loved ones. Here's some expert advice.

The Madden 22 cover news is coming Thursday, but that's not all.

In a timely celebration of blended cultures & reclaimed heritage, cult Dutch fashion brand Daily Paper’s unique breed of Afro-centricity has arrived in London via a new flagship store. A springboard for its wider vision, here’s a snapshot of what’s on the agenda as the label hits its next phase.

The West Virginia senator, part of a bipartisan group proposing its own infrastructure plan, told reporters: “I’d like to make sure both of them get a fair look.”

Secta Finance's Joe Hill believes innovation in the school fees market is long overdue

Starting this week, most of Italy is in a “white zone”, the area with the least coronavirus restrictions. While welcoming tourists back is a priority, there are still uncertainties on travel from overseas.

Melissa Bruntlett: "If we make it easier to choose something other than a private automobile, then people will start to use it. That is exactly what has happened here in the Netherlands – by making cycling and walking and public transport easy, it's become the prevalent way for people get around."

Professor Patricia A. Cain of the Santa Clara University School of Law discusses the unique tax challenges faced by members of the LGBTQ community in the past and today.

Broadcast group owner Sinclair and investment fund LionTree are raising $250 million to launch a sports streaming service built on Sinclair's 21 regional sports networks around the United States. It could reshape online access to pro and college sports in many parts of the country.

Aaron Civale is the last man standing from the opening day rotation.

Cornell's Manish Raghavan talks about ways to minimize and mitigate the negative impacts of AI and the most significant barriers to organizational change.

Inside some of the most luxurious and stylish hotel lobbies in London.

The U.S. government has embarked on a comprehensive Federal Data Strategy, with the creation of a Federal Chief Data Officer Council of 80 member CDOs. The Pentagon’s CDOs mission is instructive and exciting.

CMO Diego Scotti says investing in esports means "holistic, persistent and longer investment in the category."

Prime Day 2021 is just a week away. Here's what you need to know to get the most out of the sale.

Two full-lengths reach the World Albums chart for the first time this week.

Temporary forces caused an unprecedented (and unsustainable) used car pricing bubble. When it pops, car owners will owe thousands of dollars more for their vehicles than what they are worth.

IMSA has grown in visibility due to the core fans, but also with the increased visibility through their network partnership. With the pandemic postponing the traditional auto shows around the country, auto manufacturers are finding race events as a way to showcase new car launches.

'In the Heights' had around half the opening-weekend HBO Max viewership as Angelina Jolie's far-lower-profile 'Those Who Wish Me Dead' last month.

The White Sox report that injured slugger Eloy Jimenez has been cleared to resume baseball activites. He'll continue to take it slowly for awhile but could begin a rehabilitation assignment in a month and possibly rejoin the Sox in late July. His resume says he would provide a big lift.

Vacheron Constantin, Switzerland’s oldest watch brand, has opened a new flagship at 28 East 57th Street in New York City. The 4,500-square-foot store will house the complete Vacheron collection, boutique exclusive editions and the first ever permanent Les Collectionneurs vintage collection.

Four Seasons Hotel Toronto is bringing guests to the French Riviera with d|azur, the hotel's all-new patio.