WASHINGTON, Sept 14 (Reuters) – The U.S. Postal Service’s voter outreach efforts drew a growing backlash on Monday as election officials in several states warned voters that the beleaguered agency was providing inaccurate information on how to vote in the Nov. 3 election. The statement from officials in West Virginia,Read More →
Democratic politician Stacey Abrams, a potential running mate for Joe Biden, called for a different approach to casting ballots this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, as she testified on Wednesday at a House hearing on protecting the right to vote. “One of the challenges facing our nation is aRead More →
Getty Images Facebook argues that “the company’s future success will depend on Mark’s continued leadership” – but is giving founders like Zuckerberg preferential stock treatment actually bad for companies in the long run? In theory, everyone who owns stock in a company is equal to everyone else who owns theRead More →
Americans are working hard, but employers aren’t necessarily working for them. Now a radical idea to guarantee U.S. workers a cut of their company’s profits could one day force employers to cough up more of the wealth. While established profit-sharing and equity-ownership programs already give a financial boost to manyRead More →
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt are ramping up their spending promises days before Conservative party members receive their postal ballots to decide who will become their next leader — and U.K. prime minister. Johnson has moved to secure support by vowing to hire 20,000 extra police to “keep the streetsRead More →
© Reuters. Russian aluminium tycoon Deripaska waits before the talks of Russian President Putin with South Korean President Moon in Moscow MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian conglomerate En+ Group on Friday named three Americans who will form a voting trust to help Oleg Deripaska reduce his stake in the company inRead More →
