AT&T reportedly looking to subsidize phone plans with ads

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AT&T reportedly looking to subsidize phone plans with ads

AT&T could be subsidizing the cost of phone plans with ads, a report Tuesday said. The carrier could be providing up to a $10 discount on their monthly bill by 2021, CEO John Stankey told Reuters in an interview. “I believe there”s a segment of our customer …
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Red Lobster is serving Mountain Dew margaritas, because of course they are

Did you ask for a Mountain Dew cocktail? No? You’re getting one anyway. As part of a new partnership with Pepsi, Red Lobster has announced the debut of something called the Dew Garita, “the first official Mountain Dew cocktail.” (Because there are …
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Opendoor to go public in Social Capital merger in $4.8 billion deal

(Reuters) – Opendoor Labs Inc, the home-selling platform backed by SoftBank Group 9984.T, said on Tuesday it has agreed to go public through a merger with a blank-check company led by venture investor Chamath Palihapitiya in a deal that will value the …
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In a potential boon for those uninsured during the pandemic, Maryland health insurance rates to drop

Rates for insurance plans sold on Maryland’s health exchange will drop for a third year in a row, providing some relief to the tens of thousands of people who lost their jobs and insurance during the coronavirus pandemic and turned to the marketplace plans …
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Nonprofit hospitals' liquidity supports the ability to repay CARES Act loans, says Fitch

Repayment of loans provided under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, is expected to begin soon. This has been a source of stress for some hospitals, but for nonprofits, there’s …
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