BIDEN: “President Trump claimed to the American people that he was a wartime leader, but instead of taking responsibility, Trump has waved a white flag, revealing that he ordered the slowing of testing and having his administration tell Americans that they simply need to ‘live with it.’’ – statement Wednesday marking the rise in U.S. coronavirus infections to more than 3 million.
TRUMP: “Biden was asked questions at his so-called Press Conference yesterday where he read the answers from a teleprompter. That means he was given the questions.” — tweet Wednesday.
TRUMP, claiming Biden called his travel restrictions on China xenophobic: “Biden has written a letter of apology.” ... “He actually apologized (and said) I made the right move.” — Fox News, Sunday night.
Carolyn McClanahan, a physician turned financial planner and founder of Life Planning Partners, discusses the financial impact of the coronavirus.
Former Vice President Joe Biden has called South Carolina his “firewall,” even before his dismal finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire. If he gets the breakthrough he needs, it probably won't be because of a sterling debate performance.
JOE BIDEN, saying President Barack Obama asked him to get 156,000 troops out of Iraq: “I did that.”
DESOTO, Texas - A vegan diet turned James McGee's life around, and he hopes to pass on the plant-based love to his DeSoto community through Peace Love & Eatz, his smoothie and juice restaurant located inside the Grow DeSoto Market Place on Belt Line Road. McGee, 27, is a married father of three young girls, with a thriving business and a home with a backyard garden. He's more than 100 pounds ...
Apple is making movies, TV shows and ... a credit card.
Fingers graze a keyboard, poised to play. A trumpet rises to the lips. Drumsticks perch in the air, ready to fall. The improv begins, and this combo of jazz musicians instantly creates a piece of music that has never been…
(CNN) — Here is a look at the life of the Duchess of Sussex, the former actress Meghan Markle. PersonalBirth date: August 4, 1981Birth place: Los Angeles, CaliforniaBirth name: Rachel Meghan MarkleFather: Thomas Markle, Hollywood lighting directorMother: Doria Ragland, social…
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Over the course of the last year, investors have become increasingly fascinated with the emergence of both cryptocurrencies and the underlying blockchain technology that enables the exchange of digital dollars. The ability to securely record transactions has the potential to revolutionize any number of existing industries, and is being explored by a number of big tech companies.
After a run-up that nearly doubled its value two times over, shares of Universal Display (NASDAQ: OLED) have been headed the wrong direction as of late. The culprit is downbeat expectations for 2018 as display manufacturers retool for another organic light emitting diode (OLED) technology push next year. Though things look ugly right now, the company's shares aren't dead.
China is a hotbed of innovation these days.
Roku (NASDAQ: ROKU) says selling media players is not its end game, but rather part of a strategic play to make it a competitive alternative to other streaming media services. The appearance of the Roku Channel on smart TVs made by Samsung (NASDAQOTH: SSNLF) is the first manifestation of this grand design for growth.
It's been more than a year since Synchronoss Technologies (NASDAQ: SNCR) released earnings results. Investors have had to endure a long wait as the cloud computing specialist has gone through an extended process of restating several years' worth of the company's financials. During that period, the stock has remained depressed, having fallen initially on the news and failing to participate in the boom that has lifted so many of its peers.
Chinese smartphone vendor Huawei has made its aspiration to be the world's leading smartphone vendor by unit shipments quite clear in recent years. The company is currently the third-largest vendor by this metric, behind second-place Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) and first-place Samsung (NASDAQOTH: SSNLF).
Let's be clear from the outset: there are exactly zero stocks out there you can "set and forget." Since the dawn of the Internet, the pace of change in society has only accelerated, and I don't think that will change anytime soon. As such, no incumbent is 100% safe from disruption.
For the back-to-school shopping season, chip giant Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is expected to roll out a new processor code-named Whiskey Lake for mainstream notebook computers. Up until now, we've known that Whiskey Lake will be manufactured on some derivative of the company's 14-nanometer technology (since Whiskey Lake is supposed to be a stopgap part while Intel prepares its more advanced Ice Lake chips built using its 10-nanometer+ technology), but the specifics of the chip haven't really been known.
A noted worrywart placed Shopify (NYSE: SHOP) back in its crosshairs last week, turning one of last year's biggest winners into one of last week's biggest losers. Shopify stock tumbled 12.1% last week after a Citron Research piece argued that the dot-com darling is headed for a fall in light of the profile harvesting scandal at Facebook (NASDAQ: FB).
Verizon (NYSE: VZ) reigns supreme atop the U.S. wireless industry, with more than 116 million retail connections. Yet hard-charging contender T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has upended the industry with its innovative "Un-carrier" promotions and is rapidly gaining share.
