đšBuried in Congressional Democratsâ new covid relief bill being voted on tomorrow is $112 MILLION for a Silicon Valley rail pet project of Nancy Pelosi. That has nothing to do
With Joe Biden’s inauguration coming up, I felt the need to quickly express my love for the next president Biden. Jokes aside I could have made an entire 10-minute video
With conservatives being purged from Twitter and free-speech alternative Parler taken off Amazon, fringe platform Gab has exploded in popularity. It comes amid rumors of President Donald Trumpâs possible involvement.
by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors Hewlett Packard Enterprise is pulling up its stakes in Silicon Valley and heading for Texas. Itâs not the first big tech firm to
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(Natural News) Analysis of campaign donations by Wired reveals that donors affiliated with the six biggest technology companies in American have donated to Joe Biden 95% of the time. The analysis queried
If you are a spazz with ADD or TDS, be sure to drop one star, then bitch and whine about Trump and not have a single solution or alternative to
This is awesome, it talks about how Trump’s executive order on preventing online censorship! This EO is amazing and I am proud that we have a president who is willing
by: Franz Walker (Natural News) As the founder and CTO of a tech company, youâd hardly expect David Heinemeier Hansson to be one of Silicon Valleyâs biggest critics. But the co-founder
Manila is home to a gigantic shadow industry of digital cleaning. It employs tens of thousands of people working 10-hour shifts for the big Silicon Valley corporations, deleting offensive photos
Holy cow, Los Angeles. The economy is gradually opening up. But the exodus has started hard and heavy. And the influx has stopped. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. A little anecdotal thingy
by letssail Lots of bigger banks are receiving a lot of criticism right now, so I wanted to highlight Silicon Valley Bank. While the majority of their clients are in
The eeriness of the whole situation may leave permanent marks on consumers and business-decision makers. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET: OK, this is it. The big moment. We the 6.7 million people
Recent moves have sidelined DOJ’s antitrust leaders, leaving oversight of investigations into companies like Google to the AG’s handpicked staff. Attorney General William Barr has spent months taking greater control
Even as the Fed floods the market with $400 billion in four months, with stocks at record highs, and reality pooh-pooed as irrelevant. Whatâs different this time? By Wolf Richter. This
