A pizza shop took down its billboard making light of human trafficking after predictable backlash

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A pizza shop took down its billboard making light of human trafficking after predictable backlash

(CNN) The East of Chicago Pizza store in Barberton, Ohio, is known for its cheeky billboards. But its last one made light of human trafficking, taking things a touch too far for locals. The store’s owner, Jeremy Clemetson, said the “fat people are harder to kidnap” …
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This Coronavirus Stock Has Over 40% Upside, Say Analysts

Inovio (INO) has had an up-and-down month. Shares shot up nearly 70% by January 27, before slipping 25% in the subsequent two days. In one word: roller-coaster. The surge for the infectious disease fighter follows news that a grant of up to $9 million from …
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The Guardian Will No Longer Take Ad Money From Oil Companies

At a time when climate change is ravaging the world, and “sustainability” has moved beyond phrase du jour to an actual business model, philosophical—if not ethical and moral—questions vex media company executives. Do they continue taking money from …
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Fed Leaves Key Rate Unchanged at Low Level Amid Global Risks

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve kept its key interest rate unchanged at a low level Wednesday amid an economy that looks solid but faces potential global threats, including from China’s viral outbreak. The Fed sketched a mostly bright picture of the …
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Boeing Reports Stunning Loss But Rising 737 Max Costs Avoid Worst Fears

Boeing (BA) fell far short of fourth-quarter earnings and revenue forecasts while doubling its cost estimate for the 737 Max grounding and production halt. Boeing stock rose. X. Error loading player: No playable sources found. The aerospace giant swung to a …
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