Yearly Archives: 2020

Will Christian McCaffrey buck the trend of No. 1 RB draft picks?

Subscribe to The Yahoo Fantasy Football Podcast Welcome to the Yahoo Sports Fantasy Football Podcast! Liz Loza is joined by Mauricio Gutierrez, the founder of Estadio Fantasy, which is the No.1 site for Fantasy Football analysis in Spanish, to talk all things football and fantasy on this latest episode. [Create or join a 2020 Yahoo Fantasy Football League for free today]  Recently, Mauricio wrote about where the first pick fantasy drafts usually ends up at the end of the season — and the… Source link

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Don’t expect Joe Biden to weigh in on ‘cancel culture’

WASHINGTON — Don’t expect any Sister Souljah moments from Joe Biden regarding “cancel culture.” In 1992, Bill Clinton signaled independence from his party’s own base voters by rebuking Sister Souljah, a Black rapper and activist, in front of a majority Black audience at a meeting of Jesse Jackson’s Rainbow Coalition. After the Los Angeles riots that year, Souljah was quoted as saying that “if Black people kill Black people every day, why not have a week and kill white… Source link

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What Google’s Antitrust Hearing Means for Advertisers

Big Tech is taking a field trip to D.C. to hang out with the House Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust…sometime soon. As of now, the hearing is scheduled for Monday—but reports of a potential postponement broke last night. Why it matters: Google/Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai will be there to answer questions about Google’s digital ad dominance, the disruption of which could reshape the advertising landscape. I Googled the TL;DR Just kidding, I actually read Morning Brew writer Eliza… Source link

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Google ramps up competition against Amazon, drops e-commerce commission fees

Retail expert Erin Sykes discusses how retailers are adapting for consumers during the coronavirus outbreak, including texting their customers and rolling out small footprint stores. Google has been making a steady effort to transform its e-commerce platform into an Amazon competitor. The tech giant has been trying to recruit more sellers to Google Shopping since it offered free item listings on the e-commerce platform and Google Search in April and eliminated commission fees for… Source link

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What to Know Ahead of Q2 Release

Wall Street expects a year-over-year decline in earnings on lower revenues when Imperial Oil (IMO) reports results for the quarter ended June 2020. While this widely-known consensus outlook is important in gauging the company’s earnings picture, a powerful factor that could impact its near-term stock price is how the actual results compare to these estimates. The stock might move higher if these key numbers top expectations in the upcoming earnings report, which is expected to be released on… Source link

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Braves lose both their catchers hours before opening day because of coronavirus symptoms

The Atlanta Braves, hours before their opening day game against the New York Mets, are giving us an example of how playing baseball during a pandemic can quickly turn chaotic. Both Braves catchers, Tyler Flowers and Travis d’Arnaud, won’t be available to play Friday after showing coronavirus symptoms. Mark Bowman of MLB.com says both players tested negative but are back in Atlanta. The Braves, instead, summoned two catchers from their taxi squad: While things like this are to be expected —… Source link

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Congressman, scholars ask court to unseal documents in Google fraud suit

Photo by Robert Scoble | Flickr/CC BY 2.0 U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs and scholars from across the country have filed letters with the Maricopa County Superior Court asking for the court to unseal documents related to a lawsuit filed earlier this year by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich claiming that Google defrauded Arizonans.  In a heavily redacted court filing in May, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich claimed that Google has violated Arizona’s Consumer… Source link

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The ‘key difference’ between the tech bubble of 2000 and today: strategist

There’s a well-established bubble in the tech sector, but it’s not in the well-known FAAMNG club. Facebook (FB), Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT), Netflix (NFLX) and Google (GOOG) have buoyed the market amid the coronavirus health pandemic and economic crisis. But the bubble isn’t brewing in the mega-cap names, according to Andrew Slimmon, a managing director and senior portfolio manager at Morgan Stanley. “The key difference between 2000 and today is that in 2000, the… Source link

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Yandex completes the reorganization of Yandex.Money and Yandex.Market with Sberbank – TechGraph

Russian tech giant Yandex has announced that they have completed the reorganization of their joint venture Yandex.Market and Yandex.Money with Sberbank. In a filing with the regulatory, Yandex said, “The company will now own 100% equity shares of Yandex.Market, with an equity incentive pool set aside for Yandex.Market management.” “Besides this, Yandex has exited the Yandex.Money joint venture. As a result, any financial services non-complete obligations between Yandex and Sberbank… Source link

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Stocks fall as US-China concerns rise; Dow components Intel, AmEx drop after earnings

Stocks fell Friday morning as relations between the US and China were tested further, and after a handful of companies reported quarterly results that disappointed Wall Street. China on Friday ordered that the US close its consulate in the populous city of Chengdu, in response to the Trump administration’s directive to force Beijing to shut down its consulate in Houston earlier this week. Meanwhile, declines in the 30-stock Dow came as shares of Intel and American Express dropped Friday… Source link

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