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PayPal Holdings Inc. is in talks to acquire visual bookmarking provider Pinterest Inc., according to multiple reports published today.
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Federal regulators are expected to authorize the mixing and matching of COVID-19 booster doses this week in an effort to provide flexibility as the campaign for extra shots expands.
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Procter & Gamble has said that it will hike pricing on a variety of home items, including skin care products, oral care products, and razors. P&G attributed the increase to growing transportation costs and a scarcity of raw supplies, both of which have been clogging supply lines for some time.
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GE mandates Covid-19 vaccines for US workers
General Electric Co. GE 0.59 percent, Union Pacific Corp. UNP -0.08 percent, and other significant U.S. employers are requiring Covid-19 vaccines for their employees in order to meet a Dec. 8 deadline set by the Biden administration for government contractors.
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Android 12 might finally have native support for app cloning
There was a time when it was practically expected to discover that someone owned two phones. On that level, the necessity to keep personal and professional life distinct still persists in this age of dual SIM phones, especially since apps don’t always support managing multiple accounts.
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West Virginia House passes COVID vaccine exemption bill
The West Virginia House of Delegates passed a last-minute COVID-19 vaccination exemption bill Friday morning after more than two hours of debate, sending the bill to the state Senate where there is pressure from business and healthcare groups to block the bill.
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Amazon to hire 2,500 seasonal employees across Kentucky
Amazon announced plans to hire 150,000 seasonal employees worldwide, including 2,500 in Kentucky,...
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Analysts predict Valkyrie will launch Bitcoin Futures ETF this week
Analysts are forecasting that a second futures-based Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) will go live by the end of the week as a result of the launch of ProShares’ Bitcoin Strategy ETF later today.
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Canon sued for disabling scanning, fax if printers exhaust ink
Canon is being sued for not enabling consumers to use the scan or fax functions in multi-function devices if the ink runs out on some printer models. Canon is well known for making photography equipment and printers for business and household users. Canon USA is being sued as part of a class action lawsuit by David Leacraft, who claims the business engaged in misleading marketing and unjust enrichment practices.
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Netflix (NFLX) Slated to Report 3Q’21 Earnings
Netflix is expected to release its third-quarter numbers after the market closes on Tuesday. The streaming entertainment behemoth is expected to report $7.48 billion in sales and 3.5 million net subscriber additions in the September quarter, according to Wall Street analysts. This would show a 16.22% revenue growth from the same period in 3Q’20. EPS is expected to come in at $2.56, an increase of 61% from $1.59 per share a year earlier. Earnings whispers meanwhile, anticipates EPS coming in at $2.70 per share.
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Facebook to Hire 10,000 Workers in EU to Build Up ‘Metaverse’
Facebook Inc. FB 3.26 percent intends to create 10,000 jobs in the European Union over the next five years in order to establish a virtual realm that it regards as a critical component of its future and a major driver of new technology investment.
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Amazon has long been suspected of using its local advantage to see which third-party products are popular with customers and then copying those products for its own-brand offerings.
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Veterans Employment still a bright spot in the otherwise gloomy jobs market
The U.S. Veterans Unemployment Rate held steady in September at 3.6% amid the second straight month of poor job growth across the country as the coronavirus and its Delta variant kept a grip on economic activity.
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Adolescent COVID-19 vaccinations lag across the US
Only 47% of the nation’s 12–17-year Olds are vaccinated against COVID-19, and in nine states, less than a third of eligible teens are vaccinated.
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Apple likely to cut iPhone 13 production due to chip crunch
Apple Inc is likely to cut production of its iPhone 13 by as much as 10 million units due to global chip shortages, Bloomberg News reported Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Is a LinkedIn profile important in today’s U.S Job market?
Social media has taken the world by storm thanks to celebrity users such as the US president himself who is a huge fan of Twitter. What makes social media so popular with users is having that outlet where they can show more of themselves, what they like, what makes them laugh, find things that they find important and connect to anyone in the world within seconds.
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Telegram gained 70 million new users during the WhatsApp outage
Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram Messenger, has revealed that the messaging platform registered 70 million new users on Monday during the interruption of WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram that lasted several hours. Even before Durov made the announcement through his Telegram channel, users will have noticed the increase in users on Monday, as the service became noticeably slower when it comes to sending messages.
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