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How Bitcoin Can Break Past $20,000

Analysts say Bitcoin will touch an all-time high value if it breaches this resistance level.

IBM's reorganization will allow the technology giant to focus more on the growing market for cloud computing

IBM Expected to Cut 10,000 Jobs In Europe

The cuts come as the technology company focuses on its hybrid cloud computing and artificial intelligence unit.

Here's Why Bitcoin Could Go Up To $100,000

Morgan Creek CEO Anthony Pompliano said a combination of macro factors and institutional investors are driving the price of Bitcoin up.

These 10 Retailers Are Open On Thanksgiving Day

These 10 retailers are staying open on Thanksgiving Day for shoppers despite the majority of stores closing on the holiday.

Slack Could Be Bought For Over $17 Billion

Slack is a popular office communication app, a necessity as employees continue to work from home.

Hulu And Other Streamers Offer Big Black Friday Discounts

NBCUniversal’s Peacock is offering 20% off its Premium package, and Hulu is dropping standard plans to $1.99 per month.

Airport authorities said the weekend before Thanksgiving saw the most fliers since the outbreak of the pandemic in March

Trump May Lift Some Travel Bans To Save Airlines

The airline industry is struggling to stay afloat because of international travel restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

White House Gift Shop Marks Down Trump Merchandise

“Make America Great Again” hats are not the only pieces of merchandise that have been discounted.

Viacom was split off from CBS twice and then reunited with its former parent in 2019 to form the media-entertainment group ViacomCBS, controlled by a holding company of the Redstone family

Simon & Schuster Sold: What It Means For ViacomCBS

ViacomCBS is selling Simon & Schuster to Penguin Random House in a $2.18 billion deal.

One analyst says Tesla does not need a media relations department because its customers are "advocates" for the fast-growing electric carmaker

Tesla Recalls More Than 9,500 Vehicles

In the wider recall, the national highway safety administration found no injuries related to the defect.

Denny’s Brings Back A Thanksgiving Menu Classic

The Dinner Packs are available for pickup until Wednesday at 6 p.m. by ordering on Dennys.com or through the Denny’s app.

Sunbeam Recalls Crock-Pots After Multiple Burn Reports

The lid can suddenly detach, causing hot food and liquid to eject from the crock-pot.

Security staff were carefully checking people's documents at the airport

Staying Safe While Flying

The CDC has reported that COVID-19 screenings at the airports are not reliable and has announced a few ways to keep travelers safe when flying.

Walmart Ramps Up Amazon Rivalry

Walmart says customers may notice their online "orders are arriving super-fast, even the same day."

These 22 Retailers Are Closed On Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving Day has traditionally been the kickoff to Black Friday shopping, but not this year.

Tech stocks saw a rebound but the Dow Jones index fell on profit-taking that followed a boost related to optimism over a Covid-19 vaccine

Dow, S&P Futures Change Little After Historic Day on Wall Street

Markets rejoiced on the news of a possible vaccine and a now-peaceful transition from Trump to Biden.

Russia’s Online Retailer Ozon Goes Public On Nasdaq, Stocks Surge More Than 40% On First Day

Ozon raised nearly $990 million through its IPO and is now valued upwards of $6 billion.

SpaceX Launches Falcon 9 Booster For 7th Time

SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk said the newest version of the Falcon 9 booster can be launched up to 10 times without the need for major refurbishment.

Pfizer and BioNTech have applied for an emergency use authorization request for a coronavirus vaccine

Ford To Make COVID-19 Vaccines Available For Workers

Ford said their workers' health is a top priority, and that it will make vaccines available to its employees.

Coinbase Disables Margin Trading, But Why?

Coinbase said its decision is based on the guidance from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

Service Sector Struggles To Recover Lost Jobs

The vast majority of those lost jobs are service-providing jobs, with the leisure and hospitality sector alone accounting for 3.5 million of the total 9.1 million lost service sector jobs.