Netflix, Amazon Take Their Rivalry to India. A Lucrative Market
Published by The Street By Vidhi Choudhary The streaming giants are racing to strike deals for new original shows and movies to entice Indian viewers.
Day: January 26, 2022
New Mexico Teenager Arrested For Murder In Snapchat Ransom Scheme That Left One Dead
Published by Radar Online 18-year-old Anna Bella Dukes is facing a murder charge after getting involved in a ransom scheme through social media that claimed
Goldman Sachs: More Stock Declines Mean Buying Opportunity
Published by The Street By Dan Weil Goldman Sachs analysts cite Amazon, Tesla, Starbucks, FedEx, Salesforce, AMD and Chipotle as stocks to consider. If stocks
Amazon Won’t Pay (Most) Workers to Quit Anymore
Published by The Street By Michael Tedder Now only graduates of Amazon’s training program will be eligible for the pay-to-quit buyout. Amazon AMZN will no
Another student involved in Ojodu truck accident dies two months after
Published by TDPel Media Ernest Ibeh, a junior secondary school 2 student at Omole Junior Grammar School in Ojodu, Lagos, died on January 1, 2022,
Cathie Wood’s Ark Sees Bitcoin Hitting $1 Million by 2030
Published by The Street By Dan Weil Ark’s research indicates that bitcoin’s ‘network fundamentals’ remain healthy, so it can continue its long-term rise. Cathie Wood’s
Electric RV Concepts Are Great, But When Will We Get the Real Deal?
Published by InsideHook By Alex Lauer Last week was a big one for the RV world. Winnebago, the first name in recreational vehicles, announced the
UPDATED TESLA CYBERTRUCK LEAKED AHEAD OF Q4 EARNINGS CALL
Published by Muscle Cars and Trucks The Tesla Cybertruck electric truck grabbed the world’s attention when it debuted in November 2019. Once seen as a
Blackpool footballer, Beryly Lubala cleared of raping an 18-year-old girl after inviting her to his hotel room for ‘Netflix and chill’
Published by TDPel Media Beryly Lubala, a Blackpool striker, has been found not guilty of rapping an 18-year-old girl after inviting her to his hotel
Billionaires Turn a Blind Eye to China’s Human Rights Violations
Published by The Street By Brian O’Connell Blunt comments from Chamath Palihapatiya on China’s oppression of Uyghurs lay bare the hypocrisy of wealthy investment managers.