Yahoo Sports' Dalton Delon Don looks at the fantasy stock of two NBA players, including a forward who's averaging 24.8 PPG points per game this season.
German biotech firm CureVac plans to sell 5 million shares in a secondary offering, the company said on Monday, as it starts late-stage trials of its COVID-19 vaccine candidate. Earlier this month, CureVac struck an alliance with drugmaker Bayer AG to help develop its experimental COVID-19 vaccine. CureVac's shares fell 3.3% to $101.01 in extended trading on Monday.
Rosen Law Firm, a global investor rights law firm, reminds purchasers of the securities of Lizhi Inc. pursuant and/or traceable to Lizhi's January 17, 2020 initial public offering (the "IPO" or the "Offering") of the important March 22, 2021 lead plaintiff deadline in the first filed securities class action commenced by the firm. The lawsuit seeks to recover damages for Lizhi investors under the federal securities laws.
The company said in a news release it found no reduction in the antibody response against the variant found in Britain. Against the South African variant, it found a reduced response but still believed its two-dose regimen would provide protection.
It looked like a Defense News story but the truth was this meme was full of lies and intent on spreading misinformation.
House Democrats will carry their article of impeachment against Donald Trump across the Capitol to the Senate Monday. The trial will start Feb. 9.
Samsung Display Company today announced a new low-power OLED display for smartphones that reduces power consumption up to 16 percent.
Former Fed chair takes over department promising to address climate change and income inequality
You might want to pass on serving popcorn at your next movie night. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) just announced a major recall on a popular brand of popcorn. Read on to discover if the snacks in your pantry are destined for the trash. And if you want to play it safe, If You Have This Vegetable in Your Fridge, the FDA Says Get Rid of It.On Jan. 25, the FDA announced the voluntary recall of one particular lot of Bickel's Snack Foods' 8-oz. Butter Flavored Popcorn. The popcorn subject to the recall was packed incorrectly and may contain milk, although its packaging makes no mention of the potential allergen. As such, anyone with milk allergy or sensitivity "could experience a serious or life-threatening reaction if they consume this product," the recall notice explains.The recalled popcorn, which was sold exclusively at Publix stores in Georgia and North Carolina, is printed with UPC code 70175 06021 and has a use by date of March 29, 2021, as well as bearing the letters Z1 E1. If you have the affected popcorn at home, the FDA recommends either throwing it away or returning it to Publix to receive a refund of your purchase. The recall is just the latest in a long list of products being pulled from grocery store shelves recently, however. Read on to discover if the foods in your kitchen should be tossed, too. And while you're clearing out your fridge, If You Have This Milk in Your Fridge, the FDA Says Get Rid of It Now.Read the original article on Best Life. 1 Tartar sauce Before you plate those fish and chips, make sure your tartar sauce is safe to serve alongside them. On Jan. 22, the FDA announced that House-Autry had recalled 9-oz bottles of its tartar sauce "due to the company's co-manufacturer's verification of spoilage associated with the product." The affected bottles have best by dates BB 08182021, BB 08232021, BB 09162021, BB 09172021, BB 09182021 and BB 09212021 and were sold between Dec. 15, 2020 and Jan. 18, 2021. If you have one of the recalled condiments at home, you can return it to the store from which it was purchased for a full refund—or just throw it out. And if you don't want an unwelcome surprise with your next meal, If You Have This Beloved Snack at Home, Throw It Away Immediately. 2 French vanilla cappuccino cups Your beloved afternoon pick-me-up may be destined for the garbage bin. On Jan. 21, the FDA announced that Door County Coffee&Tea Co. had pulled its French Vanilla Flavored Cappuccino Single Serve Cups from stores after it was discovered that some containers contained milk or soy that was not included on the ingredients list, making them potentially dangerous for individuals with allergies or sensitivities. The affected coffee comes in 5.1-oz packages and is printed with the lot code 1C092220-2 and a Sept. 2, 2022 expiration date or lot code 1C120220-A and a Dec. 2, 2022 expiration date. Anyone with the cappuccino cups at home is "urged to discard the product and contact Door County Coffee&Tea Co for a refund," the recall notice states. And if you're eager to avoid a potential health problem, If You Have These Microwave Meals at Home, Get Rid of Them Now. 3 Italian sausage Sausage, peppers, and…pieces of rubber? That's what some unfortunate folks may have found in their sandwiches after using a particular batch of Bob Evans Italian Sausage. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced on Jan. 22 that Bob Evans had recalled close to 4,200 pounds of the pork sausage due to potential contamination with pieces of blue rubber. Sold in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, the affected sausage was sold in one-pound packages printed with lot code 0352, establishment number EST. 6785, and a use/freeze by date of Jan. 31, 2021. If you have this sausage at home, either throw it away or return it to the store for a refund, the FSIS recommends. And for more recall news delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. 4 Ruffles potato chips Popcorn isn't the only popular snack food that's been pulled from shelves in recent weeks. On Jan. 21, the FDA announced the recall of 13.5-oz bags of Ruffles Original Potato Chips due to undisclosed milk, which could trigger allergic reactions in some individuals. The chips subject to the recall were sold only in Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma, and bear Manufacturing Code 225335014 and sell by date 23 Mar. 2021 on the packaging. The FDA recommends that anyone with the affected chips "return the product to a retailer for a refund."
Five days into her new role, Jill Biden signaled Monday that she'll be a more active first lady, with a trio of virtual appearances before governors' spouses, young Latinos and library officials. Jill Biden's early moves seemed designed to signal that she intends to be more active than her predecessor, Melania Trump. Mrs. Trump often allowed weeks to pass between her public appearances.
WeissLaw LLP is investigating possible breaches of fiduciary duty and other violations of law by the board of directors of Landcadia Holdings III, Inc. ("LCY" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: LCY) in connection with the Company's proposed merger with HMAN Group Holdings Inc., the parent company of The Hillman Group, Inc. ("Hillman"), a privately-held leader in the hardware and home improvement industry. Under the terms of the merger agreement, LCY will acquire Hillman through a reverse merger that will result in Hillman becoming a public company traded on the NASDAQ. The transaction represents an implied enterprise valuation for Hillman of approximately $2.642 billion.
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Fort Bragg health officials are set to begin vaccinating a whole new bracket of people in an effort to produce herd immunity within the military installation.
WBA stock is trying to find a bottom as investors eye an economic recovery. Is Walgreens stock a buy?
Conservation officer asks public for help in "wanton waste" case of carcasses tossed in suburban Boise.
At 19 years old, Ethan Dobbins has generated over $700,000 with his Men’s accessory dropshipping brand and newly founded women’s clothing line, Halo Lane. Ethan Dobbins At 19 years old, Ethan Dobbins has generated over $700,000 with his Men’s accessory dropshipping brand and newly founded women’s clothing line, Halo Lane. Eagle, Idaho, Jan. 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- However, his path wasn’t all glitz and glamour. In a perfect world, Ethan would’ve never pursued dropshipping. Setting his aim on becoming a financial banker. However, he slowly began to realize his dream wasn’t his, rather it was the one set by his loving parents. This epiphany caused him to lose his identity, leading to a downward spiral that got him kicked out of high school for multiple fights. That summer, Ethan began looking into a variety of business opportunities as he knew the college dream was out of the picture. That’s where dropshipping came in, giving Ethan a new identity. Unfortunately, his first 6 months were full of failure, having tested over 20+ different products that left him $2000 in the hole. Yet, he wasn’t deterred, as he saved up money by working as a cashier. This time investing in a mentor who ran his own Facebook ad agency. This opened Ethan’s eyes to completely new ways of finding products and testing them on a small budget of only $35. With his new product research method, he finally scaled his first winning product to $2000 a day. 3 years later, Ethan has scaled over 25+ products for his stores; along with scaling 150+ products for his clients that work closely with him in his coaching program. “I’ve felt so much happier waking up each day to helping my students grow their business from nothing,” says Ethan. “I’m dedicated to doing whatever it takes to spread my message across to millions of young entrepreneurs.” He breaks down his entire product research and Facebook ad blueprint in this free case study. Ethan Dobbins ethan@igwarrior.com This news has been published for the above source. Ethan Dobbins [ID=16618] Disclaimer: The information does not constitute advice or an offer to buy. Any purchase made from this story is made at your own risk. Consult an expert advisor/health professional before any such purchase. Any purchase made from this link is subject to the final terms and conditions of the website's selling. The content publisher and its distribution partners do not take any responsibility directly or indirectly. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the company this news is about. Attachment Ethan Dobbins
US Senate approves former Federal Reserve chairYellen must try to revive economy decimated by coronavirus Janet Yellen was removed from the Federal Reserve by Donald Trump. Photograph: Christopher Aluka Berry/Reuters Janet Yellen has been confirmed as the first woman to head the US Treasury. The former chair of the Federal Reserve and noted economist sailed through a congressional hearing last week and had already been unanimously approved by the Senate finance committee and backed by all living former treasury secretaries. She faces a monumental task. Only this week another 900,000 people filed for unemployment benefits – more than the population of San Francisco and four times the number of weekly claims made before the coronavirus pandemic struck. Businesses are closing across the US amid a surge in infections. The US reported more than 188,000 new cases for Thursday, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University, and close to 4,000 people are dying per day. At the hearing Yellen said it was imperative for the government to “act big” on the next coronavirus relief package and argued now is not the time to worry about the costs of a higher debt burden. Tackling the fallout of Covid 19 would be her top priority, said Yellen, and especially its disproportionately hard impact on communities of color. Black and Latino workers are still experiencing far higher rates of unemployment, at 9.9% and 9.3%, compared with their white counterparts, 6%. “We need to make sure that people aren’t going hungry in America, that they can put food on the table, that they’re not losing their homes and ending up out on the street because of evictions,” Yellen said. “We really need to address those forms of suffering, and I think we shouldn’t compromise on it.” More details soon …
Gov. Newsom gave the Bay Area the green light to enter the purple tier and lift stay-at-home orders, but will the counties go along with it? Here are the new rules in every county.
NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / January 25, 2021 / The securities litigation law firm of The Gross Law Firm issues the following notice on behalf of shareholders in the following publicly traded companies. Shareholders who purchased shares in the following companies during the dates listed are encouraged to contact the firm regarding possible Lead Plaintiff appointment.
Sarah Jessica Parker's best-known role involves looking for love and living her best single life in the process, but in real life, the Sex and the City star is happily married and a mom of three. The actress's 29-year relationship with actor Matthew Broderick - the pair started dating in 1992 and got married in 1997 - has been one of Hollywood's most successful marriages.
The Senate on Monday approved President Joe Biden’s nomination of Janet Yellen to be the nation’s 78th treasury secretary, making her the first woman to hold the job in the department's 232-year history. Yellen, a former chair of the Federal Reserve, was approved by the Senate on a 84-15 vote, becoming the third member of Biden’s Cabinet to win confirmation. Speaking on the Senate floor before the vote, Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer noted the former Federal Reserve chairwoman had bipartisan support.
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