Biden explains decision to step aside
[ad_1] Insisting that “the defense of democracy is more important than any title,” President Joe Biden on Wednesday explained in an Oval Office address his decision to
Medicare’s GUIDE program helps people with dementia
[ad_1] Medicare generally doesn’t offer much to assist the 6.9 million Americans over age 65 with dementia or their 11.5 million unpaid family caregivers. But
Here’s how Kamala Harris can win over Big Tech, CEO says
[ad_1] With Vice President Kamala Harris firmly ensconced as the presumptive Democratic nominee Silicon Valley is hopeful the Bay Area native will be tech and
NBA scores $76 billion deal with Amazon, Comcast, and Disney
[ad_1] The National Basketball Association announced new long-term TV contracts with Walt Disney Co., Comcast Corp. and Amazon.com Inc., spurning an effort by Warner Bros.
It’s been 15 years since the minimum wage went up
[ad_1] The federal minimum wage has not risen from $7.25 for 15 years. That run extends the longest such streak since the federal minimum wage
CEOs beware: AI is getting better at sniffing out suspicious comments on earnings calls
[ad_1] Evasive C-suite execs can now add AI to the list of those scrutinizing their earnings calls. A study from researchers at Germany’s University of
Tesla and Alphabet earnings disappoint, triggering sharpest market decline in 2 years
[ad_1] A wipeout on Wall Street sent U.S. stock indexes to their worst day since 2022 as Big Tech dragged the market lower following profit
How to watch, stream Joe Biden’s address on ending his reelection bid live for free
[ad_1] Joe Biden sent shockwaves through the political landscape Sunday, announcing plans to withdraw from the 2024 presidential election. With his decision to step aside
King Charles stands to get a $58 million profit bump as the sovereign’s public estate has more than doubled
[ad_1] Britain’s King Charles III’s salary is fit for a, well, king. He stands to become even wealthier thanks to a massive rise in profit
Wall Street donors rush to back Kamala Harris
[ad_1] Wall Street’s Democratic donors have a clear mandate after several rudderless weeks fretting over President Joe Biden’s drag on the party’s chances of winning