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Do employees have to be vaccinated? Not on Essential Avenue

Courtney Senechal, RN, prepares to administer the second Moderna vaccine for Covid-19 on January 19, 2021 at the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center in Boston. Jonathan Wiggs | Boston Globe | Getty Images According to the latest CNBC | SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey, little more than one in five small business owners (22%) will require…
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Justin Combs reportedly launches the speak present “Respectfully Justin” with viral meme creator Justin LaBoy

Roommate, you are not smart! We saw some of you in the comments section on Justin LaBoy’s page, and we even caught your favorite celebs on his posts. Well, it looks like the poisonous Meme King is bringing his talents onto TV with another well-known Justin. According to PageSix, Justin LaBoy and Justin Combs are…
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“Zero Covid”? We’re not at this stage but, says the WHO

A nurse prepares the Pfizer BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine on January 10, 2021 at a vaccination center in Sarcelles near Paris. ALAIN JOCARD | AFP | Getty Images LONDON – As coronavirus vaccines continue to roll out in major economies around the world, attention is again turning to current lockdown strategies to eradicate new cases of…
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Unemployment claims are worse than anticipated as pandemic-related registrations improve

Initial unemployment insurance claims last week totaled 793,000 as declining Covid-19 cases barely relieved the job market. The total for the week ending February 6 was above the forecast of 760,000 forecast by economists polled by Dow Jones, but a slight decrease from the previous week’s revised upward of 812,000. The pandemic has put the…
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Biden introduces the Pentagon Group to guage the US technique for coping with China

President Joe Biden speaks at the Pentagon in Washington, DC on February 10, 2021. Alex Brandon | AFP | Getty Images WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden announced on Wednesday a new Department of Defense task force to assess the US military’s China strategy. “This is how we will meet the China challenge and ensure that…
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PepsiCo (PEP) earnings for the fourth quarter of 2020 exceeded forecasts

Pepsi soft drinks are on display in a supermarket in San Francisco, California. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images PepsiCo on Thursday reported a fourth quarter profit beating estimates, driven by pandemic snacks and higher sales of beverages like Gatorade Zero and Bubly sparkling water. After a strong quarter, the beverage and snack maker expects the…
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The tragically comparable destiny of Bobbi Kristina Brown & Whitney Houston

Although cocaine has been cited as a factor contributing to her drowning deaths, Brown rejected the notion that drugs killed her. “She worked really hard on herself trying to be a sober person,” he told Rolling Stone in 2018. When asked what he thought hastened her death, the New edition Singer replied, “Just broken heart.”…
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Bumble IPO a win for girls founders, enterprise capital funds nonetheless low

Whitney Wolfe Herd speaks on stage during the Fortune Most Powerful Women Next Gen conference at Monarch Beach Resort on November 13, 2017 in Dana Point, California. Joe Scarnici | Getty Images Entertainment When 31-year-old Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd goes public this week, she will be known not only for her youth, but also…
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AstraZeneca’s gross sales rose 10% in 2020 and anticipates gross sales development

A box of vials with the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine is pictured on February 6, 2021 at Foch Hospital in Suresnes at the start of a vaccination campaign for health workers with the AstraZeneca / Oxford vaccine. Alain Jocard | AFP | Getty Images AstraZeneca saw product sales grow 10% for 2020. This year, alongside Oxford…
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Asian doll makes controversial remark about Indian meals on Twitter

Asian Doll is not one to be silent about anything she is feeling, especially on Twitter. She tweeted that she was at a restaurant and found the Indian food looked nasty in a now-deleted tweet which caused quite a stir. Asian tweeted, “I’m at this Indian restaurant. What should i order? Everything looks bad. “One…
