Verizon Warns Fios Customers That Hearst TV Channels May Go Dark Amid Contract Dispute

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Verizon Warns Fios Customers That Hearst TV Channels May Go Dark Amid Contract Dispute

In a new end-of-the-year TV carriage fight, Verizon on Tuesday began notifying Fios TV customers that Hearst Television stations may go dark on Fios as of Jan. 1 — with the telco claiming Hearst is demanding fee hikes of more than 45% to carry its local …
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Senate Battle Erupts Over Trump's $2000 Stimulus Checks

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell fired the first shot Tuesday (Dec. 29) in what is likely to be weeklong battle over a proposal to send $2,000 stimulus checks to most Americans. McConnell blocked consideration of a House bill that would up add …
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Phase one of COVID-19 vaccine rollout to include First Nations communities

The provincial government will be rolling out the COVID-19 vaccines to 31 First Nations communities in Northern Ontario throughout phase one. 19 minutes ago By: Doug Diaczuk · Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share on LinkedIn · Forward by Email.
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Child labor in palm oil industry tied to Girl Scout cookies

Palm oil is also used in supply chains of popular cereals, candies and ice creams sold by Nestle, Unilever, Kellogg’s, PepsiCo and many other leading food companies.
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Tatas spread wings in aviation, hike stake in AirAsia India to 84%

In a major step to consolidate the group’s aviation business, Tata Sons–the holding company for the salt to software conglomerate–has increased its stake in AirAsia India to 83.67 per cent from 51 per cent till now. The Tata group bought 32.67 per cent stake …
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