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The ongoing UAW auto strikes could cost Ford, GM, and Stellantis a collective loss of up to $250 million in profits every day, signaling a significant shift in the capital-labor dynamic.

The 3rd Annual Boothbay Cornhole Classic will kick off Saturday, September 16 at 10 a.m. at the Boothbay Railway Village, 586 Wiscasset Road/Route 27, Boothbay. A fundraiser to benefit the Special Olympics Maine, the rain or shine round robin event...

Instead of attending one camp for the whole summer, kids can sign up for a series of one-week day camp programs.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have sprung up around the world—but the U.S. SEC continues to stonewall proposals for a Bitcoin spot ETF.

“You can walk by and see it now, sure, but standing in the unit and looking across that balcony and being in that canyon is really an incredibly dramatic sensation,” said Kevin Ratner, co-founder of The Max Collaborative.

Sites at Fort George and Buckingham House open their doors for the summer.

Sites at Fort George and Buckingham House open their doors for the summer.

Sites at Fort George and Buckingham House open their doors for the summer.

The former policymakers are the latest D.C. insiders to join the ranks of advisers to major crypto companies seeking to shape how the industry is regulated.

Andrew Duhon is a songwriter from New Orleans, a teller of stories with an undeniable voice, weighted ... soulful. Duhon has released three recordings, the latest of which, ‘The Moorings,’ was nominated for a Grammy in 2014 for Best Engineered Album...