Новости за 03.08.2021

A months-long investigation by the New York State Attorney General’s Office found Cuomo sexually harassed 11 women, though Cuomo has continued to deny the allegations against him.

Steph Curry has agreed to a 4-year, $215-million extension with the Golden State Warriors and will become the first player ever to sign two $200-million contracts, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowki reported via Jeff Austin, Curry’s agent with Octagon Sports.

Robinhood shares finally rallied above last week’s IPO price on Tuesday, making the company’s billionaire cofounders some $600 million richer.

Seth Rogen responded to a TikTok comedy skit which jokingly proposed that the actor had been kidnapped.

It was always going to be an unusual earnings call today as Activision Blizzard finds itself embroiled in a lawsuit by the state of California alleging mistreatment of women at the company.

The state is one of several that prohibits school districts or local governments from enacting their own mask mandates.

The news follows announcements by Lollapalooza and the New York's Governors Ball that the rapper was dropped from their lineups.

We’ve proven that work-from-home can work, but we must also recognize that some workers need a more personal connection — and both workstyles are okay.

Robert Goulder and Joseph J. Thorndike discuss the relationship between taxes and infrastructure.

Property operations technology can help you keep a finger on the pulse of your multifamily assets, so you can make choices that help protect and build the asset’s value.

Gearing up to host a BBQ in your backyard this summer? From a durable knife to the right cooking oil, here's the ultimate list of must-have grilling tools and accessories you need to fire up a delicious storm.

The S&P is up nearly 20% this year.

Calling crypto a ‘speculative store of value’, SEC Chair Gensler warns that he is not appropriately equipped to monitor the $1 trillion market.

The White House says it doesn’t have legal authority to extend a months-old moratorium on evictions that expired last weekend.

Amazon likely drag the NLRB process out in procedural steps, scattering any likelihood of a serious rethink of its union relationship.

To see your employees as the same people who you last saw in person 18 months ago is doing them a disservice.

The parties are increasingly divided on coronavirus, with GOP Sen. John Barrasso stating the administration has “lost all credibility” on the issue.

Most of the big films opening this summer ('Space Jam,' 'Snake Eyes,' 'Free Guy,' etc.) were, at best, commercial coin tosses even in non-Covid times.

Perry Farrell performs from a rooftop and Fred Durst unveils a new "dad vibes" stage persona as Lollapalooza rolls on in Chicago featuring performances by Young the Giant, Limp Bizkit, Journey, Post Malone and more.

The Oklahoma City Thunder and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander were able to come to an agreement on a five-year, $172 million maximum rookie contract extension. What does that mean for the future of the franchise?

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s fight against harassment allegations took a new turn with the release of a report from the state’s attorney general. Cuomo’s response to the report and his management of the crisis continue to provide important crisis management lessons for business leaders.

In 1966 a television series called “Star Trek” introduced the communicator, a device Captain Kirk flips open to talk to his crew remotely. Decades later, Motorola released its StarTAC model phone—credited as the first flip phone and clearly inspired by the communicator device.

Jose I. Fernandez is a futurist garment designer and innovative costume designer creating unimaginable life-size characters for Hollywood films, and the XUPERMASK as the future of facemask.

The Hestan Cue Smart Cooking System is a countertop induction burner that smartly connects to a cooking probe and mobile app to help you make meals with step-by-step assistance. But should you consider buying it? We find out.

Trying to find yield in the bond market today is like trudging through a parched desert in search of an oasis. Here are a few split rated bonds whose future prospects look very good and they actually sport acceptable yields.