Yahoo FInance's Jared Blikre joined Yahoo FInance Live to break down the details of Roku and Nielsen's strategic alliance and what this means for companies and investors.
The experimental video app Sparked has no public profiles or Tinder-style swiping.
The CDC and FDA are recommending a pause in the use of the one-shot, Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Latest COVID updates.
Seven states have legalised the drug since last November alone
United States Capitol Police Officer William Evans, who died in the line of duty April 2, is lying in honor in the Capitol rotunda today.
Officials recommended the pause 'out of an abundance of caution,' saying blood clots still seem to be 'extremely rare,' according to a statement.
Hogg had said his company would be the "progressive competition" to Mike Lindell's MyPillow.
Jurors were expected to hear from defense witnesses in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, charged in George Floyd's death.
The Senate will take up the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act this week, although it is unclear whether it will receive GOP support.
Tempo, which launched its first home "studio" in February 2020, on Tuesday announced its $220 million Series C led by SoftBank Vision Fund with participation from new investor Steadfast Venture Capital, and returning investors DCM, General Catalyst, Norwest Venture Partners, and Bling Capital. T
Spain's left-wing government wants the massive coronavirus windfall it will be receiving from the European Union to transform the nation after the economic devastation caused by the pandemic. Spain is set to receive 140 billion euros ($166 billion) — half in direct payments, half in loans — from the 750 billion-euro ($908 billion) recovery plan adopted by EU leaders last year as the continent's economy reeled under lockdown restrictions, job losses and reduced consumer spending. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, the leader of Spain’s Socialists, unveiled the plans his coalition government had for 70 billion ($83 billion) in direct aid that it hopes to invest over the next three years.
Sony is rolling out the first major PS5 system update on April 14th, and it adds support for storing the new console's games on USB drives.
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When the U.S. government enacted a ban on evictions, it did so through an unlikely agency: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC has said the policy, first enacted in September and recently extended through the end of June, helps stop the spread of the coronavirus by limiting the number of people who lose their housing and have to live in shared housing, homeless shelters or on the streets. Here’s a look at the moratorium, its rationale and what the research says about evictions and health.
Stocks traded mixed on Tuesday after U.S. federal health officials called for a pause in the rollout of Johnson & Johnson's (JNJ) COVID-19 vaccine amid concerns over rare blood clots in some individuals who received the inoculation.
Plastic surgeon accused of ethics breach after videos featuring skin and fat allegedly removed from patients go viral
Egyptian authorities impounded a massive cargo vessel that blocked the Suez Canal last month amid a financial dispute with its owner, the canal chief and a judicial official said Tuesday. Lt. Gen. Osama Rabie said the hulking Ever Given would not be allowed to leave the country until a compensation amount is settled on with the vessel's Japanese owner, Shoei Kisen Kaisha Ltd.
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Facebook's quasi-independent Oversight Board said Tuesday that it will start letting users file appeals over posts, photos, and videos that they think the company shouldn't have allowed to stay on its platforms. The board said it will accept cases from users who object to content posted by others and who have already exhausted Facebook's appeals process. Until now, users could only appeal to the Oversight Board when their own content was taken down by Facebook.
Benin's weekend election, in which President Patrice Talon was widely expected to win a second term, was marked by a low voter turnout, international election monitoring teams said Tuesday.
Facebook's independent Oversight Board announced Tuesday it would start accepting requests to remove "harmful content" that users believe has been wrongly allowed to remain on the leading social network.
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