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What the superhero movie can do
Gal Gadot plays Wonder Woman in “Wonder Woman 1984”. Warner Bros. Can a nostalgic superhero movie convince people to leave their couches and go to the theaters? “Wonder Woman 1984” tries to answer this question. Cinema owners are confident that the sequel to Wonder Woman, due out on Christmas Day, will attract a major demographic…
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Theaters and live performance venues waited for assist after Trump’s risk
The $ 900 billion coronavirus aid package includes a long-awaited move to send aid to struggling independent theaters and music venues. But now these cultural centers and small businesses are waiting for help again. The measure was supposed to become law this week, but President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened to blow up the deal,…
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Covid-19 paralyzed U.S. auto gross sales in 2020, however issues may have been worse
A car dealer shows customers a vehicle at a dealership in Jersey City, New Jersey. Angus Mordant | Bloomberg | Getty Images New vehicle sales in the US are projected to decline by at least 15% this year in what would mark one of the worst annual declines in the industry since at least 1980.…
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Nikola shares slide after the top of the contract for EV rubbish vehicles
Nikola Corporation has rung the Nasdaq Closing Bell remotely from around the world. Source: The Nasdaq Nikola shares fell 9% on Wednesday after the company announced it had ended its partnership with Republic Services to jointly develop electric garbage trucks. Nikola said the decision was made after both companies “determined that combining the various new…
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People keep at house on trip – or follow vehicles when touring
For many Americans, the classic Christmas carol “I’ll be home for Christmas” will literally describe their plans for this holiday weekend as most choose to celebrate on the spot amid the ongoing pandemic. Only about a quarter of people across the country will travel for Christmas and New Years, compared with about a third last…
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Journey by Dwell Digital Excursions this Christmas
For people staying home safe this holiday season, new virtual tours allow anyone with an internet connection to visit famous Christmas destinations around the world. Home-bound travelers can book live interactive tours with local guides to learn everything from the religious sites of Jerusalem to the department store displays of New York City. In April,…
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New warnings of a Covid Christmas wave and a New 12 months wave
Dr. Stephen Parodi, director of Kaiser Permanente’s Nationwide Covid Response, warned that new coronavirus cases are imminent unless Americans change their behavior during a Tuesday night interview on The News with Shepard Smith. “If we don’t make the choice now to change the future, I worry that we will see Christmas Day and a New…
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The British authorities confirms the second variant of the coronavirus
A pedestrian wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic is walking in central London on December 23, 2020. Tolga Akmen | AFP | Getty Images WASHINGTON – A second new and potentially more infectious variant of the novel coronavirus identified in South Africa has emerged in the UK, the UK government…
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The US vaccinated 1 million individuals out of the goal of 20 million for December
Michael Girard will receive the Covid-19 vaccine with the first batch of the Moderna vaccine on December 21, 2020 at Hartford Hospital in Hartford, Connecticut. Arrival of the vaccine. Joseph Prezioso | AFP | Getty Images Just over 1 million people in the U.S. received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine Wednesday morning, a…
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Miami’s growth in business actual property is choosing up pace amid the Covid pandemic
MIAMI – Move over, Texas. The Lone Star state has made headlines as tech companies like Oracle, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise and billionaire Elon Musk plan to move larger operations out of California for their greener pastures and lower taxes. But now Miami is becoming a magnet for businesses trying to escape high taxes and overcrowding. The…
