Henry accused the network and its CEO Suzanne Scott of publicly painting him as a “sex criminal” following sexual misconduct allegations.
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Exxon lobbyist duped by Greenpeace says climate policy was a ploy
A lobbyist for Exxon Mobil Corp said the company supports a carbon tax publicly because the plan to curb <a href="https://www.nbcnews.com/science/environment
Robinhood fined $70 million for causing ‘widespread and significant harm’ to customers
The online trading platform, Robinhood, has been slapped with a $70 million fine for causing “widespread and significant harm” to customers. NBC News’ Ben Popken explains why Robinhood has been handed such a big fine and whether it could impact the company’s bid to go public.
Instagram adds “Black-owned” label option to business profiles
Instagram has been key to customers finding Black-owned businesses to support and for those businesses to get new customers. And now the platform is strengthening that relationship.
Traveling for the July 4 holiday weekend? Here's how to stay cool amid the chaos.
In normal times, holiday travel can be frustrating — but as the nation makes its way out of the pandemic, there is a lot more than usual riding on this weekend.
Robinhood to pay $70M for false information and trading outages, in largest-ever regulatory fine
“The fine imposed in this matter reflects the scope and seriousness of Robinhood’s violations, including FINRA’s finding that Robinhood communicated false and misleading information to millions of its customers,” the regulator said.
As diners and restaurant owners embrace a summer reopening, long wait times are leaving a bitter taste
A nationwide shortage of workers means long wait times for restaurants are becoming increasingly common. That’s leaving customers and staff frustrated.
Some gas stations seeing outages ahead of busy July 4 travel weekend
Experts say problems that are cropping up now could become more pronounced as the summer goes on.
Home prices surged in April, for highest price spike in more than 30 years
Phoenix, San Diego and Seattle reported the highest year-over-year gains, up more than 20 percent from the year before.
Walmart unveils low-price insulin as more patients with diabetes struggle to pay for drug
More than 34 million people in the U.S. have diabetes, and the annual cost of insulin for people with Type 1 diabetes is at least $5,700 a year.