States' fight over abortion information catches tech in crossfire Both sides aim to shape what kind of online information about abortion users can access. Axios · Aug 3, 2022
3 Stocks to Buy Hand-Over-Fist This Summer The stock market has been under immense pressure on rising concerns over multi-decade high inflation, the Fed’s aggressive interest rate hikes, and increasing odds of a recession. Amid the current market downturn, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound stocks Enterprise Products (EPD), Broadcom (AVGO), and Yelp (YELP).… StockNews.com · Jul 19, 2022
U.S. Stock Futures Higher Ahead Of Bank Earnings, Economic Reports Pre-open movers Benzinga · Jul 15, 2022
Bubble Rap: Susie Lau on Paris when it sizzles The hangry tourist throngs are back, so when it’s your turn to join the holiday masses, Susie Lau says: give that fresh-faced, overworked waiter a break Evening Standard · Jul 14, 2022
Companies could face hurdles covering abortion travel costs After the U.S. Supreme Court revoked the federal right to abortion that’s been in place for half a century, companies like Amazon, Disney, Apple and JP Morgan pledged to cover travel costs for employees who live in states where abortion is now illegal so they can terminate pregnancies The Independent UK · Jul 5, 2022
Companies say they'll help employees access abortion. Are they serious about it? After the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade, a wide swath of corporate America came out with a message for its workforce: We will pay to help you get an abortion in a place where it's still available. Los Angeles Times · Jul 1, 2022
3 Undervalued Internet Stocks to Grab Before They Move Higher The growing popularity of the internet in our day-to-day lives is evident from the increasing number of internet and social media users worldwide. Also, the emergence of web 3.0 could further fuel the industry’s growth. Therefore, we think it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound undervalued internet stocks… StockNews.com · Jun 29, 2022
Better Buy: Yelp vs. Pinterest Growing use of social media platforms for advertising products and services should benefit prominent players Yelp (YELP) and Pinterest (PINS). But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Read more to find out. StockNews.com · Jun 22, 2022
2 insurance companies end relationship with Maine agency after racist Juneteenth sign An image of the racist sign was shared online Monday, gaining the attention of thousands across social media. WEKU · Jun 22, 2022
Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman on abortion, antitrust reform Many major companies have chosen to stay quiet on the abortion debate The Independent UK · Jun 13, 2022
LA fire officials file building code complaint after fatal blaze at Hollywood recording studios LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles code enforcement authorities are investigating whether a Hollywood building where a fire broke out Thursday night, leaving one person dead and two injured, was approved for use as recording studios. Los Angeles Times · May 21, 2022
‘Wow, you’re a white guy.’ Lyft driver boots couple over racist remarks, PA video shows A Lyft driver in Pennsylvania said he refused to drive a “racist” bar-owner and her boyfriend — and now a video showing the interaction has amassed millions of views. Tribune News Service · May 16, 2022
Corporate America buckles down for culture war on Roe v Wade Republicans are mulling retaliation against firms providing benefits such as travel assistance for employees seeking abortion The Guardian - US · May 8, 2022
Benzinga · May 5, 2022 Recap: Yelp Q1 Earnings Yelp (NYSE:YELP) reported its Q1 earnings results on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 04:00 PM. Here's what investors need to know about the announcement. Earnings Yelp beat estimated earnings by 88.89%, reporting an EPS of $-0.01 versus an estimate of $-0.09.
The Independent UK · May 5, 2022 Major companies stay mum on thorny abortion issue - for now A leaked draft of a Supreme Court opinion that would abolish a nationwide right to abortion has thrust major companies into what’s arguably the most divisive issue in American politics
The Independent UK · May 5, 2022 Levi Strauss will pay for employees to travel for abortion care Levi Strauss joins other firms like Amazon and Apple in offering employees travel reimbursement
France 24 · May 3, 2022 US firms offer travel reimbursement as potential abortion bans loom Amazon, Yelp and Citibank are among the companies offering to reimburse medical travel expenses as the US Supreme Court prepares a decision that could allow states to ban abortion outright. Amazon defeats a new unionisation effort in a setback for labour organizers, and international tourism returns to France's medieval city…
USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 26, 2022 GTA 6 shouldn’t have an American lead character The GTA games are at their best when they’re showing us America through foreign eyes.
The Guardian - US · Apr 26, 2022 Magically suspicious: why are thousands claiming sickness after eating Lucky Charms? Reported symptoms include nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, but experts are raising questions about self-diagnosis
Salon · Apr 16, 2022 Corporate America's abortion two-step There is an ongoing disconnect between Corporate America's professed principles and its pocketbook
Edinburgh Live · Apr 14, 2022 19 throwback Edinburgh activities and events that you can no longer experience As Edinburgh is jam-packed with throwback childhood memories for locals, we revisited 19 of the most iconic events and activities from back in the day that you can no longer experience in the city
Mic · Apr 12, 2022 Yelp will pay for its Texas employees to travel for abortions Let’s hope this bodes well for how other companies will approach health care.
The Independent UK · Apr 12, 2022 Yelp to cover travel expenses for workers seeking abortions Yelp will cover the travel expenses of employees who must travel out of state for abortions, joining the ranks of major employers trying to help workers affected by restrictions in Texas and other states
The Independent UK · Mar 29, 2022 Inside the luxury New York building where residents warn - ‘do not live here’ A one-bedroom at 20 Exchange Place in Manhattan can cost $4,669 per month