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Who would be WWE Champion if Bret Hart hadn't been screwed in Montreal? Ryan Byers answers this and more in the latest Ask 411 Wrestling.

Get caught up on everything going on in Billy Corgan’s fed, and get ready for an all new Powerrr, right here.

Retired chief Joe Boland asked for an open court principle to apply to the complaints process. But the province needs to change legislation to make it happen.

As the use of technology grows, so does the demand for IT companies. Get to know the top IT government contractors in 2022 here.

A high-profile former member of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has filed a statement of claim against the provincial government for damages related to his departure from the force.

Today is Sea Turtle Day....

Billionaires have an outsized influence on the global economy, politics, and philanthropy. According to Forbes, there will be 2,668 billionaires around the globe in 2022. The wealthiest of them belong to an even more exclusive club and wield even more power. Many of these billionaires are the founders of technology behemoths, and a sizable percentage of their fortune remains invested in the companies they built. They can, however, borrow against their wealth in order to postpone selling stock, s...

Whether it's yacht-racing or buying whole Hawaiian islands, there's always a good chance we'll be surprised by what Larry Ellison does next.

3 mayors call on Furey for action on critical helicopter rescue service The mayors of St. Johns, Mount Pearl and Paradise have told Premier Andrew Furey they have been kept in the dark about efforts to reinstate helicopter rescue services in the region. Social Sharing

  Joining Tesla, Hewlett-Packard and Charles Schwab, Oracle, the world’s largest database management company, has announced that it will move its corporate headquarters from California to Texas.  “We believe these moves best position Oracle for growth and provide our personnel with more flexibility about where and how they work,” the company said in its SEC filing.  In 1977, Larry Ellison co-founded Oracle with Bob Miner and Ed Oates in Santa Clara with just $2,000 in seed money. In ju...