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David Goldstein’s wife, Amy, is a healthcare worker. He hates when people call her a hero. “‘Hero’ is what you call someone when you’re okay with them dying,” Goldstein said.
Restaurant workers forfeited safety and security to keep their jobs in 2020.
The world of gamers that spend countless hours fighting zombies and cowboys is a far stretch from that of scientists fighting the coronavirus and climate change.
Savanna Sullivan, a 27-year old artist from Portland Me., knew that pursuing a degree in painting from a prestigious art academy would be a difficult and expensive journey.
The tech giant’s record growth raises alarms of antitrust and data privacy violations. The numbers that describe Amazon’s role in the American economy are eye-opening.
After waiting almost a month for his Tesla Model 3 to arrive from the company’s Shanghai factory, Jacky Teng canceled his order and opted for an electric vehicle that cost a fraction of the price.
Anne Howard, a mother of two teenage daughters in San Francisco, said she was a loyal Lululemon customer and enjoyed shopping at a store near her home.
With its streaming service approaching saturation in the United States, Netflix is bringing the playbook that up-ended Hollywood to Bollywood, where India offers its most promising opportunity.
Ellie Moskova was doing Peloton’s cycling classes at the gym in her apartment building when she noticed the company added strength classes.
Kroger is struggling to keep up with the rush of online grocery delivery that’s hitting supermarkets in the pandemic.
Yeti topped the charts in 2020, hitting record sales as it benefited from a limited economy due to Covid-19 shutdowns.
Lululemon on Dec.10 reported $1.1 billion in sales in its third quarter, which ended Nov.1.
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