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Star Trek: Discovery Season 4 Production Halted Over COVID Contact Posted on Earlier this month, the "Star Trek First Contact" event brought two major pieces of intel that brought smiles to the Star Trek: Discovery fandom. First, that the series was set to return for a fourth season later this year- and then, that there was a teaser to accompany the good news. Unfortunately, the production is facing another obstacle on its way back to now-Paramount+ screens, with Variety reporting that the ...

5 hours ago Seiler Brings Over 17 Years of Diversified Wall Street Experience CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Rush Street Interactive, Inc. (NYSE: RSI) (“RSI”) today announced the appointment of Lauren Seiler as Associate Vice President of Investor Relations and Development. Ms. Seiler brings to RSI over 17 years of diversified Wall Street experience, with 12 of those years being gaming-centric. As a long-time industry specialist, she brings an in-depth knowledge...

Pelotons revolutionary technology faces test in patent wars Christopher Yasiejko, Bloomberg News VIDEO SIGN OUT Spinning wheels aren’t the only things that keep Peloton Interactive Inc. moving -- the home-exercise company is also waging patent wars with its rivals. Already a market leader, Peloton benefited spectacularly from the pandemic, minting founder John Foley as a billionaire.But it still has unfinished business: fending off competitors with lawsuits accusing them of copy...

David Fingolds Top Picks: April 14, 2021 Archegos ripples through banks lucrative hedge fund business NFT fans want to crack the Da Vinci code Fat finger briefly trims US$4B off Barclays market cap Canaccord prepared to raise offer for rival RF Capital, CEO says Tech leads stock decline from record; bonds drop Ontario pension manager plots real estate cut, credit growth Gordon Reids Top Picks: April 13, 2021 China Huarongs worsening bond rout stokes market contagion Stocks, bonds rise with infl...

Share: BetRivers.com Casino Games Site Now Officially Available for West Virginians from Rush Street Interactive (RSI) and Century Casinos Rush Street Interactive, Inc. (NYSE:RSI) ("RSI"), a leading online casino and sports betting company in the United States, today announced the launch in West Virginia of its flagship brand and award-winning online casino platform, BetRivers.com, in West Virginia. Through RSIs partnership with Century Casinos, Inc.s (NASDAQ:CNTY) Mountaineer Park Inc., West V...

The past weeks bullish calls included the iPhone maker, Googles parent and an automotive leader. Financial and energy giants and COVID-19 vaccine makers were among the bearish calls seen during the week. The markets kept hitting new all-time highs in the first full week of the second quarter, and the big three U.S. indexes ended the week higher, led by the Nasdaqs gain of about 3%. March jobs data and vaccination progress helped boost the market, the reopening trades and even the beleaguered F...

- Full Year 2020 Revenue of $278.5 Million, up 337% Year-over-Year - - Full Year 2021 Revenue Guidance Raised 37% to between $420 and $460 Million - Rush Street Interactive, Inc. (NYSE: RSI) (“RSI”), a leading online casino and sports betting company in the United States, today announced financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2020. Fourth Quarter 2020 Financial Highlights Revenue was $100.0 million during the fourth quarter of 2020, an increase of 260%, c...

The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run arrives on Paramount+ (aka CBS All Access) Friday, March 4.

Interested in Signing Up For Paramount+? Heres Everything You Need to Know 27 Shares Another new platform is joining the increasingly crowded world of streaming: Paramount+, a service from the ViacomCBS conglomerate. If youre wondering how much Paramount+ costs, when its launching, or any other basic details, weve got answers for you! There are two different price tiers, offering different solutions and selections for streaming preferences, but Paramount+ is actually more fa...

The might of the unicorns The year 2020 saw 11 Indian startups turn into unicorns, including Zerodha, PhonePe, Unacademy, Postman, and Razorpay. 0 claps 2020 was the year of the unicorns. While the COVID-19 pandemic hugely impacted the Indian economy, several sectors such as edtech, agritech, e-grocery, and fintech saw tremendous growth propelled by increased digital adoption.  The year saw 11 Indian startups turn into unicorns, including Zerodha, PhonePe, Unacademy, Postman, and Razorpay. Ima...