Facebook's $52 million settlement goes to content moderators who suffered trauma on the job

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Facebook's $52 million settlement goes to content moderators who suffered trauma on the job

Facebook has agreed to pay $52 million in a settlement with current and former content moderators across America and improve workplace conditions as the social media giant recognizes the mental health consequences of repeated exposure to graphic …
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Cruise Bookings Surge as Companies Announce Plans to Set Sail

NATIONWIDE — Despite horror stories, stranded ships and online backlash, a handful of cruise companies plan to set sail again beginning this summer. What You Need To Know. No-sail order issued by CDC on March 14; Carnival Cruise Lines planning to …
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Duke Energy Florida plans to spend $6.4 billion to harden its grid over 10 years

Duke Energy Florida expects to spend $6.4 billion over the next 10 years to make its grid stand up better to significant storms, its parent company Duke Energy Co. said on a quarterly call Tuesday. “These investments will generate meaningful customer …
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Spike in reports of puppy scams during shelter-at-home orders

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning the public about the proliferation of puppy scams. The BBB says puppy scams are common during the holidays and now, while people are obeying stay-at-home orders and looking for a furry companion, they may …
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Charlotte Pipe details plans for move to Stanly County

CHARLOTTE — The relocation of Charlotte Pipe and Foundry’s metal pipe manufacturing operation to Stanly County has grown even more lucrative for the nearly 120-year-old company. [Charlotte Pipe is leaving its longtime home near uptown]. After local …
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