BTS Talent Firm Big Hit to IPO On Oct. 15
The management company of hugely popular South Korean boy band BTS is expected to earn $820 million from its IPO in October.
Coronavirus 'Third Wave' To Hit US This Fall, Experts Suggest
The COVID-19 Third Wave in the U.S. might already be on its way based on historical data.
New York Lockdowns Possible After Jump In COVID-19 Positivity Rates
New York is grappling with a sudden and dramatic jump in COVID-19 positivity rates.
Trump Ex-Campaign Manager Brad Parscale Allegedly Threatens Suicide
President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Brad Parscale allegedly threatened to commit suicide Sunday.
Biden Campaign Flushes Trump's Drug Test Demand: His 'Case Is Made In Urine'
President Donald Trump once tried to get Hillary Clinton to take a drug test before one of their debates in 2016, and now demands the same of Joe Biden.
Trump's TikTok Ban Blocked By Judge
TikTok lives to play another day after a federal judge blocked the Trump administration's move to remove it from U.S. app stores.
US COVID-19 Cases Rise In 21 States, Experts Warn 'Huge Surge'
COVID-19 cases in 21 states are surging as schools keep reopening and after the Labor Day weekend from Sept. 5 to 7.
Tesla Model S Plaid Only 3 Secs Slower than Production Car Record
A prototype Tesla Model S Plaid has run a lap at Laguna Seca in 1:30.3, just three seconds shy of the record.
Harris Says BLM Protests Are A Movement That Will Go On
Back in June, Sen. Kamala Harris foresaw the Black Lives Matter protests continuing for the rest of the year.
Democrats Prepare New Coronavirus Relief Bill, Aims To Restart Negotiations
House Democrats are putting together a smaller $2.4 trillion relief package to restart stalled negotiations with the White House.
COVID-19 Mutation Spreading In Houston Is More Infectious
A new and more infectious mutation of SARS-CoV-2 was responsible for the surge in COVID-19 cases in Houston in June and July.
Walmart Hiring 20,000 Workers For Holiday Shopping Season
Walmart, the world's largest private sector employer, is hiring more than 20,000 people to keep up with surging holiday demand.
Mavs Owner Mark Cuban Wants $1,000 Stimulus Checks Every 2 Weeks For 2 Months
Mark Cuban suggests Congress should give all Americans a $1,000 stimulus check every two weeks for the next two months.
Disappointing Battery Day Sees 10% Plunge in Tesla Stock Price
Tesla's Battery Day and internal network issues concerned investors, who fled the stock Wednesday and sparked a 10% drop.
Nike Gets Big Boost From 82% Jump in Digital Sales
Nike is recovering far faster from the demand destruction inflicted by COVID-19 thanks largely to an 82% jump in online sales.
Amazon Prime Day Launches Oct. 13 with Low Prices and Great Deals
The insanely popular Amazon Prime Day launches Oct. 13 but might struggle to set a new annual sales records on account of COVID-19.
Putin Offers Unproven COVID-19 Vaccine To UN
Russian President Vladmir Putin sells the United Nations the advantages of Russia's new but unproven Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine.
Musk Downplays 'Battery Day' Hype, Sees Stock Plunge
The confusing hype advancing Tesla's Battery Day on Tuesday led to a dip in the company's stock.
Biden Blames Trump For Panicking As US Death Toll Hits 200,000
Joe Biden appeals to the humanity in Americans, telling them there is great personal sorrow behind each of the 200,000 COVID-19 deaths in this country.
House Report Says China Could Have Prevented COVID-19 Pandemic
A report written by Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee blames China for originating and attempting to cover up the severity of COVID-19.
