Snapchat took down its Juneteenth filter, which prompted users to smile in order to break chains, after being called out by critics for being tone deaf. Using the Pan-African flag as the backdrop of the filter, Snapchat prompted users to smile, which then caused …
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This past week brought fresh news on Covid-19 treatments—most of it good, and all of it hard to pronounce. On Tuesday, researchers in England announced that a cheap, widely available corticosteroid called dexamethasone was shown to reduce deaths in …
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Milk prices have been volatile, but it looks like volatility will be a record in 2020. In January, the Class III prices was $17.05. By May it had fallen to $12.14. But it looks like June will be above $20. Class IV has also been volatile with January at $16.65 falling to …
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren expects a weak economic rebound from coronavirus-related shutdowns and said more than 200 lenders had begun registration for the Main Street Lending Program. “More support is likely to be …
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German firms had previously agreed to work together on Level 4 self-driving systems, plans that have been paused following a “mutual and amicable agreement”. by: Hugo Griffiths. 19 Jun 2020. 0. BMW and Mercedes have placed a joint project that would …
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