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Mattel Barbie dolls helped drive growth in sales during the third quarter.

Barbie Launches Line Of COVID-19 Women Leaders To Honor 'Role Models'

Mattel recognized British vaccine developer, Sarah Gilbert in newly released "roll model" line dolls.

MLB Schedule 2022: Opening Day, All-Star Game, Key Dates For Yankees, Dodgers, Red Sox

MLB Opening Day 2022 is scheduled for March 31.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: Where Funds Are Coming, How Much Americans Could Receive

Some Americans could be getting further additional stimulus assistance through the end of the year.

Long Covid remains one of the most mysterious aspects of the pandemic of the coronavirus pandemic

WHO 'Deeply Concerned' By Long Covid

WHO 'deeply concerned' by Long Covid

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Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg, shown in this April 11, 2018 photo, has said private companies should not be the judges of truth when it comes to what people say

Filmmaker Calls Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg ‘An Enemy Of The State’

In an interview in the New York Times’ “Sway” podcast, Ken Burns revealed how he truly feels about Mark Zuckerberg.

The United States says that late this month it will start shipping 500 million Pfizer vaccine doses to low income countries

One Company Is Paying Employees $1,000 To Get Vaccinated

Vanguard is offering their employees $1,000 to get vaccinated, all of their 16,500 employees are eligible and must provide proof by October 1st.

Japan's Sakura Yosozumi competes in the women's park skateboarding competition at the Tokyo Olympics

Tokyo Olympics Fails To Increase Viewership For NBC Compared To Rio Games

NBC has experienced a drop in viewership with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Americans who lost their jobs to the Covd-19 pandemic are returning to work, but Black and Hispanic workers continue to have higher rates of unemployment

Racial Employment Divide Continues In Recovering US Economy

As vaccines help quell cases, millions of Americans have gone back to work -- but fewer Black and Hispanic workers are being rehired, entrenching persistent inequalities in the United States.

Investors are keenly awaiting the release of US jobs data this week for an idea about the state of recovery in the world's top economy

Escalating Delta Variant Fears Fuel Significant Job Decline In July

A total of 330,000 jobs were added for the month of July, a decrease from the revised 680,000 total positions added in June, according to ADP.

The US service sector is expanding rapidly but businesses are having trouble hiring enough employees

Recovering US Economy Pushes Service Sector Gauge To Record

An index measuring the health of the massive U.S. service sector climbed to a new all-time high in July as the economy recovers.

The main entrance to the New York Times headquarters is seen on December 13, 2019

NY Times Reaches 8 Million Subscribers, Profits Up

NY Times reaches 8 million subscribers, profits up

With the Novavax deal, the EU has secured access to up to 4.57 billion doses of Covid vaccines from seven different suppliers.

EU Signs Initial Deal With Novavax For Covid Vaccine

EU signs initial deal with Novavax for Covid vaccine

General Motors lifted its full-year profit forecast on strong pricing of vehicles

GM Lifts Profit Outlook On Strong Pricing Despite Chip Shortage

GM lifts profit outlook on strong pricing despite chip shortage

TikToker Shares How Bugs, Foul Smell In Her Apartment Alerted Her To Neighbor's Corpse

It was only when she contacted the police that the building manager sent someone to check what was really going on.

Proponents of a patent waiver on Covid-19 vaccines and other treatments argue it would boost access in developing countries

Highly Infectious Delta Variant Could Make It Impossible To Completely Stop Spread Of COVID, Experts Say

Fifteen percent of Americans said they are not all likely to get the COVID vaccine, according to a new poll released from Axios-Ipsos.

Man Left Disfigured In Vicious Bull Attack Gets A New Face 11 Months Later

The man fell into a coma for four days after he was attacked by the bull last September.

China is battling its biggest coronavirus outbreak in months

China Restricts Overseas Travel To Curb Covid Outbreak

China restricts overseas travel to curb Covid outbreak

50-Year-Old Woman Who Went For Dialysis Allegedly Raped By Hospital Ward Boy

The hospital management allegedly asked the victim to "settle the issue" and keep mum.

Seriously Ill COVID-19 Patient Turned Away By 100 Hospitals In Japan

A seriously ill 50-year-old COVID-19 patient from Japan was refused by 100 hospitals in Tokyo and had to be transported by an ambulance for eight hours before he was finally accepted by a medical facility.