Home-field advantage in the NFL is dead, at least for 2020. Maybe it returns when fans come back, but it doesn’t exist now. Going into Monday night’s game, road teams were 103-103-1. Home field has been dwindling for a while, and it was erased during the pandemic. Yet, it seems like there’s still one home-field advantage remaining. Ask the rest of the NFC if they want to go play at Lambeau Field in January. A lack of fans won’t change the weather. The Green Bay Packers had a huge Week… Source link

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Stocks rose Tuesday as more updates on the stimulus front out of Washington helped at least temporarily offset concerns over the potential for more virus-related restrictions. The S&P 500 increased by about 0.7% around noon in New York, after the index logged a fourth straight session of declines a day earlier. The Dow rose more than 150 points, or 0.6%, and the Nasdaq increased 0.5%. COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continued to march higher across the U.S., and the country crossed the… Source link

TipRanks J.P. Morgan: 2 Stocks to Buy (And 1 to Avoid) Marko Kolanovic, the well-known quant strategist with JPMorgan, sees a positive feedback loop forming that will drive the markets higher next year. Kolanovic believes that a decline in volatility and favorable monetary policies will combine to make stocks the go-to investment for 2021, fueling further market gains. Officially, JPM is forecasting a 25% gain in the S&P 500 over the next 12 months.With investors gravitating toward stocks,… Source link

TipRanks J.P. Morgan: 2 Stocks to Buy (And 1 to Avoid) Marko Kolanovic, the well-known quant strategist with JPMorgan, sees a positive feedback loop forming that will drive the markets higher next year. Kolanovic believes that a decline in volatility and favorable monetary policies will combine to make stocks the go-to investment for 2021, fueling further market gains. Officially, JPM is forecasting a 25% gain in the S&P 500 over the next 12 months.With investors gravitating toward stocks,… Source link

Tuesday, December 5, 2020 Get the Morning Brief sent directly to your inbox every Monday to Friday by 6:30 a.m. ET. Subscribe S-P-A-C “In history books, the year 2020 will forever be known for the deadly pandemic,” writes Goldman Sachs equity strategist David Kostin in his latest note to clients. “Economists will study the unprecedented recession and recovery. Investors will note the swift 34% bear market and dramatic 65% rally. But from a capital markets perspective, this year will… Source link

MATCHES (EST) FORWARDS Jamie Vardy, LEI v. EVE (£25): Harry Kane (£30) and Mohamed Salah (£30) are the chalk plays with both players being in the top five for points scored. They’ll play each other with the top of the table up for grabs. While neither Kane nor Salah is a bad option, I’m going with the player who has the best goal-scoring odds on the slate. Vardy is tied for second in Premier League goals with Salah and Son Heung-Min (£24), who are one goal behind Dominic Calvert-Lewin… Source link

A Google-funded report examines the relationship between white supremacists and the internet, but it makes scant reference — all of it positive — to YouTube, the company’s platform that many experts blame more than any other for driving people to extremism. The report, by Jigsaw, a “tech incubator” that has operated within Google for the last decade, draws from interviews with dozens of former extremists and describes how the internet is a breeding ground for hate groups. Study… Source link

CHICAGO (NewsNation Now) — Google has restored outages with its Gmail and Google Drive services for the “vast majority of users” Monday morning, and YouTube says it’s “back up and running.” Thousands of users around the world reported issues with services from Alphabet Inc, including YouTube, Gmail and Google Drive, just before 7 a.m. EST, according to DownDetector. The site where users can report outages tracked more than 57,000 claims of issues with Google… Source link

Internet users worldwide received a jarring reminder Monday about just how reliant they are on Google, when the Silicon Valley giant suffered a major failure for about an hour, sending many of its most popular services offline. At a time when more people than ever are working from home because of the pandemic, Google services including Calendar, Gmail, Hangouts, Maps, Meet and YouTube all crashed, halting productivity and sending angry users to Twitter to vent about the loss of services…. Source link