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U.S. Small Business Administration Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month With Virtual Event Featuring Administrator Guzman

U.S. Small Business Administration Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month With Virtual Event Featuring Administrator Guzman

In celebration of the National Hispanic Heritage Month, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) will hold a virtual fireside chat to discuss entrepreneurship in the Hispanic community.
Is Forex Trading Legal in Mexico?

Is Forex Trading Legal in Mexico?

By David Thompson
Despite the scepticism that exists surrounding forex trading, it is legal in Mexico and is touted as one of the most vibrant emerging markets in Latin America.
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California Becomes First State to Require Gender-Neutral Toy Aisles at Huge Department Stores; Mandate Covers Toys to Childcare Items

By Jess Smith
The state of California became the first state to require large department stores to create gender-neutral ways of displaying their products like toys, hygiene, and teething products for children.
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LeBron James' 2021 Net Worth: How Much Is The King's Average Weekly Earning?

By Jess Smith
Since 2003, LeBron James has made millions of dollars, becoming one of the biggest names in the sport of basketball with his success in the NBA through the years.
Amid Oil Spill, Californians Return To Local Beaches

Massive California Oil Spill Hits Hard on Shops Near Coastline; Keeps Surfers Out of the Water

By Jess Smith
After an undersea pipeline leaked crude into the waters off Southern California, the ocean remained off-limits not only to swimming but also surfing, closing shops near the ocean for several days.
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Elon Musk Announces Decision of Moving Tesla's California Headquarters to Texas

By Jess Smith
Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced during the company's shareholder meeting on Thursday that they would be moving their California headquarters to Texas.
Tips to Make Filing Your Taxes Easier and More Affordable

Tips to Make Filing Your Taxes Easier and More Affordable

By Ernest Hamilton
You will probably find it pretty difficult to find someone who loves filing their taxes. While getting a refund makes it worth the stress, things like figuring out how to file taxes with a paystub and how many deductions you are eligible for can be daunting.
Kellogg’s Workers at All Cereal Plants Go on Strike, Demand Better Wages and Benefits

Kellogg’s Workers at All Cereal Plants Go on Strike, Demand Better Wages and Benefits

By Mary Webber
Around 1,400 Kellogg's workers went on strike to demand a fair contract from the cereal company who insisted that its offer was fair.
Former Tesla Employee to Receive $137 Million in Damages for Hostile Work Environment, Racism

Former Tesla Employee to Receive $137 Million in Damages for Hostile Work Environment, Racism

By Mary Webber
A San Francisco federal court ordered Tesla to pay a former Tesla worker around $137 million for damages after he experienced racist abuse working for the company.
Wells Fargo Receives Recognition from U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Wells Fargo Receives Recognition from U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

By Mark Smith
Wells Fargo was honored by the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) as its Corporation of the Year.
Macy’s Sues Giant Online Retailer Amazon to Block Billboard Above Its Flagship Store

Macy's Sues Giant Online Retailer Amazon to Block Billboard Above Its Flagship Store

By Mary Webber
E-commerce mogul Amazon has found itself entwined in a legal battle with Macy's over the department store chain's attempt to block Amazon from using its space for a billboard advertisement.
5 Ways Consultants Can Help Small Businesses Reach the Next Level

5 Ways Consultants Can Help Small Businesses Reach the Next Level

By David Thompson
If you are a small business owner, you might be looking for a consultant to help your business grow.
Things you Should Not Tell your Workers Comp Doctor

Things you Should Not Tell your Workers Comp Doctor

By David Thompson
After getting injured on the job, you should take a few steps if you want to receive compensation. One of the first things you will need to do is see a workers' compensation doctor. The doctor will evaluate your injuries and assess the treatment you should follow to recover from them as soon as possible.
Bank of Mexico Releases New 20-Peso Bill, Coins to Commemorate 200 Years of the Country's Independence

Bank of Mexico Releases New 20-Peso Bill, Coins to Commemorate 200 Years of Country's Independence

By Joshua Summers
The Bank of Mexico has released a new 20-peso bill and 10- and 20-peso coins to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the country's independence from Spain.
FedEx Driver Refuses to Deliver to Supporters of Pres. Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Black Lives Matter

FedEx Driver Refuses to Deliver to Supporters of Pres. Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Black Lives Matter

By Mary Webber
A FedEx delivery driver said in a TikTok video that he will not deliver parcels to homes with signs showing support for Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and the BLM.
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Nestle Announces Recall of More Than 27K Pounds of DiGiorno Pepperoni Pizza Over Potential Allergen

By Joshua Summers
Nestle USA recalls DiGiorno pepperoni Pizza over the presence of soy, a potential allergen.
New York City's Second Tallest Office Building Opens In Now Quiet Midtown Manhattan

NYU SPS Schack Institute of Real Estate to Host 4th Annual Symposium of Women

By Mark Smith
Building on the success of its first three years, the School of Professional Studies (NYU SPS) Schack Institute of Real Estate will be hosting its 4th Annual National Symposium of Women in Real Estate (WiRE).
Brazil Launches Probe on JPMorgan's Involvement in Petrobras Bribery, Money Laundering Scheme

Brazil Launches Probe on JPMorgan's Involvement in Petrobras Bribery, Money Laundering Scheme

By Mary Webber
Officials in Brazil have officially launched an investigation on JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s alleged role in reported bribery and money laundering scheme with Petrobras company in 2011.
FDA Approves Pfizer COVID Booster Shots for People 65 and Older, Other Vulnerable Americans

FDA Approves Pfizer COVID Booster Shots for People 65 and Older, Other Vulnerable Americans

By Josh Rockwell
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Wednesday authorized Pfizer's COVID booster shots for American adults age 65 and older and other at-risk groups.
Vaccine Salad: Scientists Are Developing Edible Plants That Can Carry the Same Medication as Pfizer, Moderna COVID Shots

Vaccine Salad: Scientists Are Developing Edible Plants That Can Carry the Same Medication as Pfizer, Moderna COVID Shots

By Joshua Summers
California scientists are now working on edible vaccines via edible plants with the same technology used to develop the Pfizer and Moderna COVID shots.
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