Jets trade Steve McLendon to Bucs
The Buccaneers just finished off the Packers, but they weren’t finished with their work for the night. The Bucs agreed to terms on a trade
Month: October 2020
Repeat liver transplantation in children is justified
Repeat liver transplantation in children is justified on both medical and ethical grounds , according to potentially practice-changing research published online today by the Medical
Ermotti hands $1.5 billion buyback baton to Hamers after UBS profit blowout
UBS UBSG.S doubled third quarter profit and set aside $2.5 billion to return to shareholders next year, a lucrative passing of the baton from CEO
OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei has reportedly left the company to start his own venture
Carl Pei, one of the founders of Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus, reportedly left the company in recent weeks to start his own venture. With such
Federal judge halts Trump’s proposed food stamp cutback for 700,000 Americans
A federal judge struck down a Trump administration rule that would have reduced food stamp benefits to nearly 700,000 people. In her Sunday ruling, U.S.
Deebo Samuel has two catches, 41 yards and TD on first drive
49ers receiver Deebo Samuel looks like Deebo Samuel again. Samuel had a 35-yard, catch-and-run and a 6-yard touchdown catch on the 49ers’ first possession, giving
Keeping weight off is up to your brain, not just willpower, researchers discover
What if an MRI scan could determine whether a weight loss program was likely to be effective? Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers have
Huawei’s involvement in 5G telecoms networks around the world
Swedish regulators on Tuesday banned the use of telecom equipment from China’s Huawei and ZTE 000063.SZ in its 5G network ahead of the spectrum auction
PC growth and evolution continues to impress
On a day when most tech industry watchers are likely focused on the latest smartphones, it’s worth taking a step back to consider arguably the
Anchorage chooses 1st woman, openly gay acting mayor
Austin Quinn-Davidson will serve as acting mayor of Anchorage starting next Friday after Mayor Ethan Berkowitz’s resignation. Quinn-Davidson, 40, is an attorney who was first