Yahoo Finance’s Brian Sozzi and Jared Blikre speak with AZEK CEO, Jesse Singh, on business uptick since the company’s June IPO, and demand during COVID-19.
During Tuesday's debate, moderator Chris Wallace often tried in vain to prevent continuous interruptions, mostly by President Donald Trump.
Wisconsin's approach to calculating test-positivity is used by many other states and endorsed by Johns Hopkins as the most accurate methodology.
Now a research team out of Yale University has taken the technology one step further with the invention of smart, robotic fabric that can change its shape and stiffness on the fly. The team, led by Dr. Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio, spun epoxy into fibers that can vary their stiffness thanks to the particles of Field’s metal embedded within them. Field’s metal is novel in that it liquefies at very low temperatures.
The campaign raised nearly $4 million in an hour -- and won 60,000 new donors.
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday urged global cooperation to protect the Earth's biodiversity but stopped short of making a major environmental commitment at a UN summit notable for the absence of his US counterpart Donald Trump.
Moderna's vaccine shows promise. Children make up 10% of U.S. cases. Biden, Trump clash over US response to COVID. Latest COVID news.
Trump is campaigning as if his opponent is Bernie Sanders, not Joe Biden.
Latest wave comes just days after earlier set of Calaveras fault tremors
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., has described James Comey's voluntary appearance Wednesday as "the day of reckoning."
Democrat Joe Biden branded election rival Donald Trump a "national embarrassment" on Wednesday for failing to explicitly denounce white supremacist groups, as the president moved to quell the storm sparked by his remarks on the debate stage.
Biden spokesperson Kate Bedingfield said after the debate that the campaign had broken an all-time record for contributions in a one-hour time frame.
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Pakistani farmer Arshad Mehmood has been filled with pride since his son stabbed two people outside the former offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris last week, in the latest attack to expose the violent consequences of blasphemy allegations.
Developers will be banned from turning former office blocks into tiny flats after the House Secretary announced that all conversions would be subject to minimum space requirements. Robert Jenrick has announced that the Government will tighten up planning rules amid concern that some developers are churning out cramped sub-standard apartments with limited access to natural light. Under the changes, all new homes created through permitted development rights will require at least 37m² of floorspace for a one bed flat with a shower room in order to provide “proper living space” for the occupier. It comes after a report commissioned by the Government found that almost 80 per cent of flats built under the rules did not meet minimum space standards. It is thought that 60,000 have been built since the relaxations came into effect in 2013. Announcing the clampdown on Wednesday, Mr Jenrick said: “The pandemic has further highlighted the importance of having somewhere secure and comfortable to live. “While most developers deliver good homes and do the right thing, I’m tackling the minority of developers abusing the system by announcing that new homes delivered will have to meet space standards.” However, the Government is expanding permitted development rights to allow two-storey extensions on blocks of flats and detached buildings and the change is to be debated in the Commons. The move has been met by some Conservative MPs, who believe it will lead to people erecting eyesores that are out of keeping with other buildings in their areas.
Deonte Lee Murray, who has an extensive criminal history, is charged with two counts each of attempted murder of a peace officer and possession of a firearm by a felon.
The first presidential debate Tuesday night quickly went off the rails with personal attacks and shouting. Both sides claimed victory.
Armenia and Azerbaijan vowed to keep fighting and rejected international calls for negotiations on Wednesday as clashes over the disputed Nagorny Karabakh region raged for a fourth day.
Nebraska will officially offer expanded Medicaid coverage to low-income people starting Thursday after years of wrangling over it in the Legislature, a statewide ballot campaign that led voters to approve it and a nearly two-year rollout that left some people in health care limbo. State officials expect expanded enrollment to rise to about 90,000 within a few years. “This expansion is an excellent opportunity” for people who are now eligible, said Dannette Smith, executive director of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.
Apple's fight with Epic Games is just the first shot in what could be a long war over its App Store policies.
"This is about your health care," former Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic presidential nominee, said Sunday of the Supreme Court vacancy.
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