Best electric toothbrush in 2020
An electric toothbrush could help you brush better and more consistently than using a manual toothbrush. If you want clean teeth and healthy gums without
Dyson cuts 900 jobs amid coronavirus impact
. . . Sir James Dyson is Britain’s richest man, according to The Sunday Times Rich List. Dyson is cutting 600 jobs in the UK
Business Insider’s biggest healthcare stories for July 23
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One of the UK’s biggest trading platforms saw a huge spike in users and revenues as day-trading booms around the world
IG Group One of the UK’s largest market trading platforms, IG, saw a massive spike in active users and revenue amid a boom in day-trading,
60 fintechs that are ready to take off, according to investors
The world of fintech moves fast, with no-name startups turning into fintech darlings with billion-dollar valuations seemingly overnight. In an effort to stay on the
Ex-Barclays banker’s offensive remarks released
. .. Amanda Staveley is claiming damages over an emergency fundraising by Barclays in 2008. A former Barclays executive has apologized to financier Amanda Staveley
Bill Gates spurns conspiracy he wants vaccine to give people microchips
Bill Gates has rejected a conspiracy theory that he wants a mass vaccination against the coronavirus so he can inject people with microchips. When asked
Clint Eastwood sues over false cannabis endorsements
. . Hollywood actor Clint Eastwood is suing a host of cannabis companies that he says have falsely used his name to endorse their goods.
Federal unemployment boost will cover 70% of jobless person’s wages: Mnuchin
Mnuchin said on Thursday that the GOP will seek to enact enhanced unemployment payments so they cover 70% of a jobless person’s wages. “We want
How work or government could make COVID-19 vaccine mandatory for work
Debbie Kaminer is a law professor at Baruch College in New York who writes on employee discrimination and vaccination law. She explains that once a
Germany’s Ritter Sport wins square chocolate battle against Milka
. EPA For decades, Ritter Sport has marketed its chocolate bars on their unique, square shape. So when rival brand Milka challenged its German monopoly
Why rich people steal and the phenomenon of ‘nonsensical shoplifting’
A 2012 survey from the German-language spa and hotel guide Wellness Heaven surveyed hoteliers around the world for information on items that had been stolen