Brands aren’t hurt by advertising on hard news, a new report finds
News advertising could be a cost-effective and socially responsible investment for advertisers in an overlooked market.
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These are the top 50 best-led companies, according to employee reviews
Tech was the best-represented industry on Glassdoor’s list of best-led companies, with firms like Nvidia, AMD, Adobe, and Microsoft making the list.
Why you don’t really want Big TV to bring back ‘the bundle’ for your streaming services like Hulu, Max, and Netflix
Too many people are pining for the good ol’ days of the cable TV bundle. It was awful when we had it, and we shouldn’t wish for it to come back.
Biden trolls Trump as the two agree to debate in June
Both Joe Biden and Donald Trump accepted CNN’s proposal of a June 27th debate.
An elite hedge fund bought 1 million GameStop shares before the meme stock’s 400% surge
RenTech, founded by the late Jim Simons, built a GameStop stake from scratch, boosted its AMC bet, and pared its Tesla and Nvidia wagers last quarter.
Kiev can decide ‘for itself’ how to use US weapons – Blinken
The US does not place any restrictions on Kiev when it comes to strikes deep into Russian territory, Antony Blinken has said Read Full Article at RT.com
China won’t attend Zelensky’s ‘peace conference’ – Putin aide
Beijing understands that discussing a resolution to the Ukraine crisis is pointless without Russia’s participation, Yury Ushakov has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Slovak PM Robert Fico: Noted critic of Western approach to Ukraine conflict
The EU has been displeased with Bratislava ever since Fico came to power and reversed Slovak military support for Kiev Read Full Article at RT.com
These Electric School Buses Are on Their Way to Save the Grid
Loaded with ever more renewables, the grid will need to store a whole lot of energy. Enter: a new kind of magic school bus—one that can both charge and give power back.
Biden’s new tariffs show he’s willing to play hardball as China ramps up exports, Nobel economist Paul Krugman says
"Biden’s moves are more than a symbolic gesture. They’re a shot across the bow," Paul Krugman wrote about the new China tariffs.