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GM has little interest in following Tesla and investing in Bitcoin
The reflection of bitcoins on a computer hard drive. Thomas Trutschel | Photo library via Getty Images General Motors has no plans to invest in Bitcoin, but CEO Mary Barra said the automaker will monitor customer demand as it weighs whether to accept the cryptocurrency to pay for its services and vehicles. “We have no…
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Georgia DA opens felony investigation into Trump’s name to the Secretary of State
Georgian Foreign Secretary Brad Raffensperger speaks during a press conference on election results in Atlanta, Georgia, December 2, 2020. Elijah Nouvelage | Reuters The Fulton County, Georgia chief attorney has opened a criminal investigation into a phone call made by then-President Donald Trump to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger last month asking the officer to…
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Olivia Munn publicly advocates “stopping Asian hatred” amid violence
Olivia Munn uses her powerful voice to shed light on injustices against Asian Americans. In an Instagram post shared on Tuesday February 9, the newsroom alum has publicly asked for help and support to the Asian community following ongoing hate crimes. “Stop Asian Hate,” began the post. “For the past few days, I’ve been speechless…
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Biden $ 1.9 trillion Covid stimulus is backed by Essential Road
Vice President Kamala Harris from left, United States President Joe Biden and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, wear protective masks as they meet with Democrats in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington on Wednesday, February 3 Senators meet, 2021, to discuss Covid-19 stimulus relief. Stefani Reynolds |…
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Basic Motors (GM) This autumn 2020 consequence
Mary Barra, CEO and chairman of GM, speaks during an “EV Day” on March 4, 2020 at the company’s technology and design campus in Warren, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit GM General Motors reported fourth quarter earnings on Wednesday that slightly exceeded Wall Street expectations. However, the company warned that a global shortage of semiconductor…
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Germany will broaden lockdowns on issues about new coronavirus variants
Chancellor Angela Merkel wears a protective face mask when leaving the country after speaking to the media at her annual summer press conference in Berlin on August 28, 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic. Anadolu Agency | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images Chancellor Angela Merkel will announce that Germany will extend its lockdown until March 14,…
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Tilray inventory rallies underneath a pot distribution settlement with Develop Pharma
Tilray shares rose 38.8% on Tuesday after the company signed an agreement with Grow Pharma to import and distribute its medical cannabis products in the UK. Under the contract, Tilray will be able to make these products available to UK patients on prescriptions obtained through the country’s National Health Service or a general practitioner. The…
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DaniLeigh claps again on on-line trolls who poke enjoyable at her breakup with DaBaby – “Is that every one you are going to say?”
Roommate, DaniLeigh has had a rough few weeks – and after recently announcing her breakup from ex-boyfriend DaBaby, she seems tired of the snappy comments. DaniLeigh clapped back heavily after an online troll landed on her comment section to annoy her about the end of their relationship. After the intense backlash on her song “Yellowbone,”…
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‘Grand Theft Auto V’ bought a report 20 million items in 2020
Almost eight years after “Grand Theft Auto V” was released, Take-Two Interactive’s biggest game is selling better than ever, CEO Strauss Zelnick told CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Tuesday. The video game, the newest major version of the title series “Grand Theft Auto” from the game developer’s Rockstar Games division, sold approximately 20 million copies in…
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Rachel Maddow discharges the 44 Republicans who voted to finish the impeachment course of in opposition to the Senate
During her program on Tuesday night, Rachel Maddow discharged the 44 Republican Senators who voted against continuing the impeachment process against Donald Trump. The MSNBC host called the latest GOP argument against impeachment nonsense, especially because it is exactly the opposite of what they said a few weeks ago. “Today 44 out of 50 Republican…
