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| Gibson Files for Bankruptcy in Deal to Renew Guitar Business Support from senior secured noteholders will help Gibson repay bank loans while going through a "change of control" transaction, according to papers filed Tuesday with its Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware. The petition shows the company owes as much as $500 million and that lenders will provide a ...
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| Members of 'immigrant caravan' begin asylum process in US Volunteer group Pueblos Sin Fronteras (PSF), Spanish for "People without Borders", said in an early morning tweet on Tuesday that eight of the asylum seekers, mostly from Honduras, had been accepted by the US Customs and Border Protection agency (CBP) and will begin applying for asylum.
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iPhone Slowdown, Share Buybacks: What to Watch in Apple Results Apple has given back more than $200 billion to shareholders since it started a cash-return program in 2012, mostly in the form of share repurchases. For the past two years, the company has announced an extra $50 billion for buybacks and dividends in conjunction with fiscal second-quarter earnings.
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| Brazil fire: São Paulo building collapses in huge blaze A 26-storey building has collapsed after being engulfed in flames in Brazil's largest city, São Paulo, killing at least one person. More than 150 firefighters are battling the blaze which is thought to have been caused by a gas explosion. The high-rise had been occupied by squatters. Fire authorities said ...
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| Bitcoin begins May with retreat back below $9000 after 30% pop in April Bitcoin fell below $9,000 Tuesday, the first trading day of May. The cryptocurrency traded 3.9 percent lower around $8,880 as of 8:49 a.m. ET, according to CoinDesk's bitcoin price index. The decline followed a gain of about 33.5 percent for April. There was no immediately apparent reason for bitcoin's ...
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| Dominican Republic Establishes China Ties in Taiwan Blow Dominican Republic President Danilo Medina's legal aide Flavio Dario Espinal said the establishment of ties with China creates "immense" opportunities in areas from finance to technology, tourism, education and energy. The Communist Party considers Taiwan a province and has criticized Tsai's ...
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| Chinese Surveillance Is Literally Getting in Workers' Heads Feel like your boss is a bit of a micromanager, always looking over your shoulder? Be grateful that they're not peering into your brain. That's now the case for a number of workers in China, the nation competing for the global superlative of Most Dystopian. An "emotional surveillance" system is allowing ...
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Gas Prices Could Make This the Most Expensive Summer for Driving in 4 Years Currently, the average gas price in the United States is $2.81 per gallon, up from $2.39 a gallon last year, according to the Oil Price Information Service. While gas prices last summer averaged $2.41 a gallon, the EIA projects that this summer gas prices will average around $2.74 a gallon, up from $2.41 ...
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| First person convicted under Malaysia's fake news law gets month in jail The first person has been charged and found guilty under Malaysia's Anti-Fake News Act, less than a month after it was passed into law, as reported by Gizmodo. Salah Salem Saleh Sulaiman, 46, posted a YouTube video claiming Malaysian police took 50 minutes to respond to emergency calls in ...
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Why the US Isn't Competing in the 2018 World Cup For the first time in more than three decades, the U.S. men's national team will not compete in the World Cup. The stunning and surreal nature of the America's absence is now a reality for U.S. soccer fans as the 2018 FIFA World Cup, which will be held in Russia this summer, draws near. Months after the ...
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| Kraft launches Oreos 2.0 in China, stuffed with cheese and chili Oreo cookies didn't fare well in China their first time around. When Kraft introduced them there in 1996, they were a definite flop. By the early 200s, Kraft was losing money on every Oreo sold, despite pouring plenty of marketing dollars into the product. The company even had to take the radical step of ...
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| Canyon Inn Welcome to Canyon Inn! Beautiful scenery, gracious staff ,and history blend together at Indiana's Oldest State Park to make your visit unforgettable. Whether you are interested in a wedding, reunion, overnight getaway or meal, the Canyon Inn at McCormick's Creek State Park can meet your every need.
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| The 9 1/2 Most Popular Food52 Recipes in April At the start of each month, we'll be looking back at the most popular recipes from the previous one, stopping just short of ten and giving you a helpful tip, not recipe, or drink instead. The fourth month of this year is drawing to a close, and we're waxing nostalgic: What good times we had! We shared some ...
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| Crime in Montreal The crime rate has nearly halved since 1998. Since January 2015, Montreal police has published detailed data on certain, but not all, types of crimes. This website shows a breakdown by area and tracks its evolution through time. Read more about how this page was made in the methodology.
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| Cubs 2018 Power Rankings: How things line up one month in A lot has changed in the first month of the season as the Cubs have withstood everything Mother Nature had to throw at them. Here's how the updated power rankings line up as they're about to kick off May. Gone are Darvish, Quintana, Happ and Russell — all of whom have gotten out to rocky starts. 10.
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| Greek subway dig unearths secrets of Thessaloniki - Shovels and brooms in hand, some two dozen workmen trudge around the remains of an ancient villa, deep beneath the bustle of modern-day Thessaloniki. Suddenly, one of them breaks away to deliver the latest find - a small clay head of a hook-nosed, bearded man with an ugly grin.
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