Video shows ‘tear gas tornado’ as Portland protests continue
A “tear gas tornado” was spotted in Portland during protests on Thursday night. Video of the event was shared by a reporter on Twitter. There
Tech headhunter reveals the formula he uses to match people and jobs
Todd Zangrillo is the partner and head of consumer practice at True Talent Advisory, a leading executive recruiting firm for the world’s fastest-growing startups. During
Fauci assigned security after threats to himself and family
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top US infectious-disease expert, told CNN’s “The Axe Files” that he and his family had been receiving “serious threats” to their
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Coronavirus vaccine opponents are ‘nuts’ says UK PM Boris Johnson
Opponents of vaccines are “nuts,” according to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The UK this week reported positive early results in coronavirus vaccine trials. However,
Goldman Sachs reaches $3.9 billion settlement with Malaysia over the 1MDB scandal
Goldman Sachs has reached a multibillion-dollar settlement with the Malaysian government over the bank’s involvement in the 1MDB financial scandal. The settlement is worth
Amateur investors: ‘I didn’t know I’d lose money so fast’
. Kelly Mills . Kelly Mills is a props assistant turned day trader Stuck at home without a job during the pandemic, Kelly Mills initially
An exodus hits Deutsche Bank’s vaunted credit-trading group
Deutsche Bank has experienced a rash of departures this year in its credit-trading group, one of the bank’s top businesses. Exits have cleaved 25% of
Almost 1,000 apply for receptionist job in Manchester
. . When a Manchester hotel advertised for a receptionist on Monday, the owners were shocked to received almost 1,000 applicants in a day. They
Seeking nominations for the 2020 marketing tech leaders to know
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Miami mayor asks people to wear masks at home, stop family spread
Miami’s mayor told people that wearing face masks at home could reduce the coronavirus spread among families. Francis Suarez said homes and families had become
COVID-19: ID startups say private firms mulling health passports
ID startups say they are seeing interest from private firms on how in-house health passport schemes could help them get employees safely back to work.