IPG's McCann Worldgroup parted with a group of employees in the Detroit area today approximately one week after longtime client General Motors cut several thousand "white collar" jobs. Late last year, the company also announced plans to close two area plants. "Unfortunately, we have made some adjustments in staffing levels in our Detroit, Mich. offices,"
Stocks are up around the world almost uniformly this year, even as economic data has disappointed and earnings forecasts have been cut.
After a seemingly endless series of trading days in which the market would spike higher as either the US or China would release some "trade deal optimism", today was a stark disappointment for the bulls because while the latest round of trade talks started in DC between the US and Chinese delegations, there were no "optimistic" leaks or Trump tweets. Instead, overnight in a surprising twist, reports hit that China had "indefinitely" banned Australian coal imports, a report which send AUD traders...
More research on how social media were used to spread disinformation in 2016 finds that the scope and reach of so-called "fake news" were greatly exaggerated. Looking at a large sample of Twitter users, a team of researchers from Harvard, Northeastern University, and SUNY–Buffalo have found that "fake news accounted for nearly 6% of all news consumption, but it was heavily concentrated." Just 1 percent of Twitter users saw 80 percent of the misleading or false content, and only 0.1 percent of...
The jibe from Donald Tusk came as Theresa May battles to hold her Brexit plan together as she faces Remainer and Eurosceptic revolts in crunch votes.
Museum officials in Dunn, N.C., think that the culprits were trying to make a statement about racism and the Confederacy — but the statue they targeted honors Maj. Gen. William C. Lee, not the Confederate general.
Sometimes, a dud can be a useful thing.
CNN's Town Hall featuring Sen. Amy Klobucher (D-Minn.) finished third in total viewers and the key 25-54 demographic in the cable news ratings race Monday night, according to Nielsen Media Research.In the 10 p.m. E
Andrew Napolitano says the scandal could be “very troublesome” for both AMI and Trump if federal investigators found that American Media Inc. did attempt to blackmail the richest man on the planet.
Fox News senior judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano on Monday warned that an alleged extortion plot against Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos “could be bad news” for President Donald Trump. Napolitano made the remarks about Trump’s connection to AMI, The National Enquirer‘s parent company, during an interview on Fox Business. “Here’s the essence of what Jeff Bezos claims,” he explained. “He was admonished by AMI’s people: ‘If you continue your investigation — wherever it goes — we
GREG GUTFELD: There's something about your point, okay. It shows you how twisted into a pretzel the anti-Trump faction and their media enablers have become. They absolutely hate what Donald Trump is doing without actually figuring out what he's doing. But now condemn him for not doing enough of it. Shouldn't they be happy he's not working?