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The Fortune 500 company will decamp from its pink granite-clad namesake tower over the next 18 to 24 months.

Super Bowl Sunday has gone to the dogs — this time to some dogs with local ties. The annual pet-centric tradition of “Great American Rescue Bowl” (noon-2 p.m. today, Great American Family), hosted by Fox Chapel native Beth Ostrosky Stern, and “Puppy Bowl” (2 p.m. today, Animal Planet, Discovery, TBS,

Chicago is joining a nationwide trend of large cities incorporating equity or justice goals into preparing for climate change’s impact on public health. The idea is to better protect Black, Hispanic, Indigenous and other socially vulnerable and marginalized communities. That hasn’t always been the case. 

Robert Hur describes the president as a ‘well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.’

With economic inactivity due to long-term sickness hitting record levels, HR has a critical role in improving health, wellbeing, talent and business outcomes, writes Dan Cave

Paul Giamatti detailed the befuddling back-and-forth he's had with Cher in recent years on Wednesday's (February 7th) episode of The Howard Stern Show. The Holdovers actor told Stern that "every now and then" he receives a message stating that Cher "really needs" to talk to him and that it's "crucial" that they speak. "And I'm like, ‘What the f–k?' Why does Cher want to talk to me?'" he said. "Nobody will t...

It may have been a new year and a revamped proposal, but the question of building a high rise on the waterfront property of a South Tampa synagogue was no less contentious before the Tampa City Council Thursday. And well into Friday. Opponents and supporters of the proposal to allow Congregation Rodeph Sholom to sell half its Bayshore Boulevard land to a developer packed the house and lasted ...

West of the Himmarshee bars in a quaint Old Florida building, the Old Fort Lauderdale Breakfast House stood as a bastion for hungry downtown eaters with oven-baked pancakes the size of hubcaps, cage-free eggs and housemade biscuits. Now the O-B House, as locals affectionately called it, has left its longtime home after 12 years, abruptly closing without warning after lunch service on Feb. 3. ...

For many people, the thought of getting up on stage with no prepared material and trying to make an audience laugh sounds like a nightmare, but not for the members of Charred Goosebeak. As Colgate University’s only improv troupe, Charred Goosbeak loves the opportunity to impress crowds with their spontaneous moments of comedic gold. Improv...

Guy Stern, who has died aged 101, was a German-born member of the Ritchie Boys, an American Military Intelligence interrogation unit, in the Second World War.