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More than 400 businesses back LGBTQ rights act
Apple, PepsiCo, General Motors, Delta Airlines and Amazon are among the companies that have signed on to support the federal Equality Act.
Tesla is now sitting on $2.5 billion of bitcoin
The automaker announced earlier this year that it had purchased $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin and planned to accept it as payment for vehicles.
Pandemic-ravaged restaurants can soon tap a $29B grant program
“Restaurants are the core of our neighborhoods and propel economic activity on main streets across the nation,” the Small Business Administration said.
With car sales slumping, automakers turn to pay-as-you-go options to boost revenue
BMW recently mulled the idea of levying a monthly charge for heated seats. Mercedes may charge for “soundscapes” for its new electric car.
How one family is working to get out of an attic and own a home of their own
Valeena Campos, her husband, and two kids are currently living in her in-laws’ attic due to the pandemic. With Valeena hoping to return to work soon, she wants a solid plan to help pay down her debts and buy a home for her family.
'Treated like sacrifices': Families breathe toxic fumes from California's warehouse hub
“The industry is booming. But the cost is seen through people’s asthma, people’s cancer and the lack of good jobs,” said one local advocate.
How high should Biden raise the capital gains tax? It's complicated, experts say
It’s not as simple as soaking the rich.
Biden mulls restoring California's authority to fight car pollution
“The 2019 decision to revoke the state’s waiver to enforce its greenhouse gas pollution standards for cars and trucks was legally dubious and an attack on the public’s health and wellbeing,” the EPA said.
Biden's 100-day stock market performance is the hottest going back to the 1950s
President Joe Biden has witnessed an unprecedented growth on Wall Street in his first 100 days in office, with markets performing better than any president since Eisenhower.