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Biden supports Amazon union vote in Alabama, demands 'no intimidation' - Vimarsana News

Biden supports Amazon union vote in Alabama, demands 'no intimidation'

Biden didn't specifically name Amazon, but reports have suggested Amazon is deploying anti-union tactics at its Bessemer, Alabama warehouse.

Dominion suing Mike Lindell 'definitely' not last defamation suit: CEO - Vimarsana News

Dominion suing Mike Lindell 'definitely' not last defamation suit: CEO

Asked whether the company would sue Fox News after Mike Lindell, Dominion CEO John Poulos said the voting-machine company was "not ruling anyone out."

COVID-19 vaccines cut around 84% of COVID-19 hospitalizations: UK data - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 vaccines cut around 84% of COVID-19 hospitalizations: UK data

The study in Scotland found that one jab of AstraZeneca's vaccine was linked to a 94% drop in hospitalization risk four weeks after the first dose.

Tesla's positioned to become the world's major Bitcoin bank - Vimarsana News

Tesla's positioned to become the world's major Bitcoin bank

Business Insider Tesla has avoided adding a finance arm to lend customers money to buy cars. But Tesla could now become a bitcoin banking hub. About 10 years ago, I joined a conference call with Elon Musk to talk about a new leasing program for Tesla's Model S sedan, which was then relatively new to the market. I asked the CEO when he thought the automaker might start its own bank.   He said that Tesla was happy with its established finance partners and wasn't planning to create the Bank of Elon anytime soon. Which made sense. Tesla was then producing a frac...

Texas blackouts: Why millions lost power in storm, what went wrong - Vimarsana News

Texas blackouts: Why millions lost power in storm, what went wrong

Unusual arctic weather caused power plants to stop working just as households needed more heat, pushing the state over the edge.