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Filed under:Peloton says it was unaware of the shocking plot point in HBO Max’s Sex and the City rebootThe punches keep coming for Peloton. Its treadmills were recalled after a series of injuries and a child’s death, people are returning to gyms, and now — spoiler alert — its stock is down 11 percent overnight

REUTERS/Abhishek N. ChinnappaMUMBAI, Jan 3 (Reuters) – India's Future Retail (FRTL.NS) has asked a New Delhi court to declare arbitration proceedings in Singapore with Amazon.com as illegal, arguing that India's antitrust agency had suspended a 2019 deal used by Amazon to assert rights over Future.Amazon successfully used the terms of its toehold $200 million investment

Jan 4, 2022Mike Pepperman had a great week between the holidays. He bowled an 822 series in the Intercommunity League after rolling a 794 the night before in the Monday Night Classic League, where he shot a 300 game. Amanda Heck swept the ladies’ weekly honors with a 677 series, including a 278 game in

Hopes of a fourth stimulus check from the federal government have been dashed, but certain states will still be offering their residents some cash ahead of the holidays.So far, there have been three rounds of stimulus checks: one in April 2020, another in December 2020 and one more in March 2021.The following states have passed legislation

As Major League Baseball hunkers down into month two of its player lockout, the league’s official network will be moving forward without one of its significant contributors. Ken Rosenthal, the multi-platform newsbreaker who has contributed to the network for 13 years, will not be retained in 2022, he confirmed via Twitter Monday night. Rosenthal, who remains a

Ophelia cofounder and CEO Zack GreyIn early 2019 Zack Gray was getting ready to graduate business school from Wharton when his girlfriend died of an opioid overdose. “This is somebody who had every reason to get access to quality insurance, had a good job, was a highly motivated, had the financial resources to afford treatment

From intro to ice climbing classes in Ouray to yoga and meditation retreats in the wilderness near Fort Collins, find the health-oriented workshop that’s right for you.After months (years?) of saying namaste via Zoom, widespread vaccinations and safety protocols are ushering in the return of fitness workshops and wellness getaways in Colorado. Use the pennies

You are now logged in.Forgot your password?Create new account Entrepreneurship J.D. Tuccille | 12.10.2021 9:00 AM To the list of unpredictable outcomes of the pandemic and related policy-based disruptions of American life, add a surge in business startups. After years of declining entrepreneurship, a previously risk-averse population appears to have peered open-eyed at a society

More catalogs, TV and celebrity pitches: Retailers rethink holiday ads amid digital marketing upheaval  CNBCsource