Shares of financial powerhouse Visa (NYSE: V) slipped 1.8% in noonday trading ET on Wednesday, after releasing data on its transactions and payments volume in the U.S. yesterday. U.S. payments volume grew 5% year over year in May, with credit card usage up 5% and debit 6%. "Card-not-present" transactions in particular, which generally refer to credit or debit card transactions done over the phone or over the internet, grew 7%.
Fantasy basketball analyst Dan Titus reveals his points-league draft rankings for 2023-24!
Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry watched as Nick Chubb's season, and possibly his NFL career, ended with a hit bending Chubb's left knee the wrong direction. “It was tough to see and especially the type of player he is,” Henry said Thursday after only posting a string of broken-hearted and sad emojis on social media in response Monday night. The injury comes with the Titans (1-1) visiting Chubb's Cleveland Browns (1-1) on Sunday.
A clothing designer has alleged that she faced fat-shaming and racism while working for Lizzo. Asha Daniels - who worked with Lizzo's backing dancers on her 2023 tour - has claimed that she faced "racist and fat-phobic comments" from Amanda Nomura, Lizzo's wardrobe manager. Daniels told 'NBC News': "I felt like I was living in a madhouse. It was totally shocking." Lizzo is facing another lawsuit from three of her backing dancers, and her wardrobe manager has now been accused of betraying the mes
The Panthers and Storm will clash for a chance to make the NRL grand final. Read more here.
David Brooks probably thought he was giving some food for thought when he tweeted about the price of his burger and the U.S. economy.
Intel is a customer of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, but the complex relationship does not end there.
LOS ANGELES, September 21, 2023--Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ: FFIE) ("Faraday Future", "FF" or "Company"), a California-based global shared intelligent electric mobility ecosystem company, today announced that its future Global CEO Matthias Aydt, Founder & Chief Product and User Product Officer YT Jia, current Global CEO and future EVP of Global Industrialization & China CEO XF Chen, Interim CFO Jonathan Maroko, and Chief Accounting Officer Yun Han, along with other senior e
Fantasy basketball analyst Dan Titus reveals his category-league draft rankings for 2023-24!
Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner got married in 2019 and the Jonas Brothers singer filed for divorce in September 2023
New Toyo International Holdings Ltd's ( SGX:N08 ) investors are due to receive a payment of SGD0.009 per share on 18th...
Shares of Neumora Therapeutics (NASDAQ: NMRA) were down more than 32% for the week as of Thursday's market close, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The clinical-stage biotech just went public last Friday via an initial public offering (IPO). The company priced its IPO shares at $17 a share, but it opened last Friday at $16.50 and only rose to as high as $17.74.
She said she was getting tons of work after hitting an “unhealthy” weight during the “darkest point” of her marriage.
The singer-songwriter posted a carousel on Instagram in honor of the actor on Thursday
The Orange County Register reporter initially had his credential suspended for two weeks after the university claimed he violated media guidelines.
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STORY: After setting out on a months-long journey from Guatemala to the United States in the spring, Dina Arenas and her family are now in Los Angeles. The mother of two says crime, danger, and a lack of education in Guatemala forced her and her husband to travel north in search of a better life. ARENAS: “Well, it was very hard, honestly, because you endured hunger, cold, and fatigue. But the truth is that it is worth it. It's worth it because it's going to be for a better future for them.” They traveled from Guatemala mainly by foot and car - and arrived at the Tamaulipas, Mexico border. Staying at a local border shelter, they secured an appointment through the U.S. Customs and Border Protection CBP One app. Arenas says waiting was difficult. “But yes, it is very hard because you see people sleeping on the street. One is walking and sees people lying down or suffering from hunger, very thirsty. There are people who stay behind because they really can't take it. But when you know your goals you keep fighting, right? With the little strength that one has left, you keep fighting, really. But it's hard.” The family was able to reach Brownsville, Texas, where they stayed in a shelter. Lacking financial resources, they had no other alternative but to accept an offer to be bussed for nearly two days from Texas to California. The trip was part of the initial bus wave to the state under Texas Governor Greg Abbot's ‘Operation Lone Star.’ Arena’s husband Hember Paiz says a lack of food was the most difficult part of the trip. “We did not have enough resources or the necessary resources to be able to give ourselves proper or adequate food, we could only afford food for us, maybe a plate of food and share it between the three of us. So, this was a little complicated.” The first group of migrants bused from Texas to Los Angeles arrived in June. Since then, the city has received 14 buses and aided over 600 asylum seekers, according to the Immigration Defenders Law Center. After witnessing chaotic scenes in other cities, the L.A. Welcomes Collective, in coordination with the City of Los Angeles and the County of Los Angeles, have set up a model that has been working since the first bus arrived, says Jorge-Mario Cabrera from the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights. “We learned from experience. We didn't want to repeat the chaos and the drama in other cities.” Cabrera says the Collective supplies arrivals with resources from medical care, legal representation, spiritual guidance and hot meals. “You know what the number one thing that migrants tell us they want to do as soon as they get off the bus, other than have their first full meal, is they want to work. They want to be self-sufficient. They want to be able to contribute to their community and assist their families here and their families back home.” Arenas is now in the process of obtaining a work permit authorization.
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NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Earthworks Industries Inc. (TSXV: EWK) (the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Haywood Securities Inc. (“Haywood”) dated September 20, 2023 to act as lead agent and sole bookrunner on behalf of a syndicate of agents (collectively, the “Agents”) to assist the Company in selling on a commerciall
Shakira was fully "dedicated" to Gerard Pique during their relationship. The 46-year-old singer split from the retired soccer star in 2022, and Shakira admits that the break-up has changed her life. The chart-topping star - who now lives in Miami with their sons Milan, nine, and Sasha, seven - told Billboard: "I was dedicated to him. To the family, to him. It was very difficult for me to attend to my professional career while in Barcelona. "It was complicated logistically to get a collaborator t
The 'Dancing with the Stars' season premiere could be postponed amid the ongoing writers' strike. The hit TV show was due to air on Tuesday (26.09.23), but ABC is already putting plans in place to postpone the much-anticipated season premiere due to the "rising pressure that the talent is receiving". A source told 'Entertainment Tonight': "There are over 500 people employed for the show and the talent are allowed to work on this show under the SAG Network Code agreement, but due to rising pressu
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