CLEVELAND, Ohio — A former Cleveland Public Power employee is serving the next two years on federal probation for attempting to extract sensitive data from computers monitoring the city's power grid. John Pelton, 55, faces up to six months in prison in a hearing Thursday, nearly four months after he pleaded guilty to attempting to … Read more
Lisa Rinna has announced that she is leaving the hit Bravo series The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after eight seasons. Now that one RHOBH cast member has left , fans are wondering if anyone else is planning to leave the show. Keep reading for everything we know about who will remain on the RHOBH … Read more
© Jim Watson – AFP via Getty Images President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris discuss border security in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, January 5, 2023. When Joe Biden makes his first trip to the border as president on Sunday, he will witness a human rights crisis both in … Read more
© Courtesy of Benzinga New York-based Perception Neuroscience, the clinical-stage psychedelic biotechnology company Atai Life Sciences (NASDAQ: ATAI ), announced the results of its PCN-101 study of a specific R-ketamine in patients with treatment-resistant depression (TRD). Although the combination showed signs of efficacy at all time points, the study did not reach the primary endpoint … Read more
CNN New York – Strong employment reports, solid data on manufacturing and consumer spending are still fresh. Whenever America says its economy is strong, Wall Street gets scared. So why does Wall Street see good news as bad news? "The short answer is that as the economy grows, there will be more pressure on the … Read more
The opinions expressed by the activists are their own. After massive growth in the tech industry in 2020, tech companies are downsizing and cutting their workforces in half . According to Fortune, more than 120,000 technical service workers will lose their jobs in 2022 due to mass layoffs. Tech companies are bemoaning the macroeconomic downturn, … Read more
On July 2, 1962, Sam Walton cut the ribbon at the opening of the world's first Walmart store in Rogers, Arkansas. According to the store's official website, in 1967 the Walton family owned 24 stores that generated $12.7 million. Today Walmart is one of the largest retailers in the world. However, it all started with … Read more
Press Assistant Members of the powerful House finance committee blocked a plan by the state Department of Natural Resources to spend $15.5 million on a conservation easement to preserve 56,000 acres of northern Wisconsin forests. The purchase could be the largest land conservation action in state history, according to Wisconsin Public Radio. The DNR's policy … Read more
The word "fintech" has dominated tech stocks in recent years. From crowdfunding to customer growth, product launches to scandals, the new game changers are everywhere in consumer banking, credit, payments, investing and cryptocurrencies. You have good reason to think we have reached the pinnacle of fintech. But the areas where most fintechs focus today represent … Read more
Gilead Sciences has pledged billions of dollars to Galapagos in an autoimmune disease partnership that is far from expected. But the drugmaker is not giving up on this therapeutic area and is now forming a new alliance with a new partner whose technology could offer treatments for rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. The partner is EVOQ … Read more