There are only five games in the NBA on Thursday, but the night could still be a wild one with the trade deadline looming in the afternoon. Be sure to monitor for news throughout the day that could impact the slate. As things currently stand, here are some players to consider for your entries, as well as a few to possibly avoid. GUARDS De’Aaron Fox, SAC vs. GS ($39): The Kings won a nail biter against the Hawks on Wednesday, mostly thanks to Fox’s superb play. He scored 37 points in the… Source link

Bloomberg Massive Cargo Ships Are Outrun by Nimble Fleet in New Speed Race (Bloomberg) — For years, container shipping was a rough business. Margins were minuscule, the risks were high and growth prospects bobbed with the unpredictable tides of global trade. That it’s now generating record profits is one of the great economic surprises of the pandemic.The transformation over the past year also debunks a premise expressed loudly by pundits and politicians in recent years that U.S.-China trade,… Source link

TipRanks Strong Insider Buying Could Indicate a Bottom in These 2 Stocks Every investor knows that the path toward profits lies in buying low and selling high. That’s a basic precept of any economic trading system. The trick, however, is recognizing when the stock is low enough to buy in. The prime moment to buy is when the stock hits bottom; that will maximize returns when the share price starts to rise again. There are a multitude of possible clues investors can use to find the price… Source link

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Box, Inc. (NYSE: BOX), the leading Content Cloud, today announced that Sebastien Marotte will be joining the Box Executive team as President of Box Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), effective June 7, 2021. The appointment underscores Box’s continued commitment to the region where the Company recently announced a new office opening in Warsaw, Poland, and its recent acquisition of SignRequest, a European electronic signature… Source link

Google’s Sundar Pichai, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter’s Jack Dorsey face Congressional scrutiny over the spread of misinformation on their platforms. Michael Reynolds-Pool/Getty Images/Composite by NPR hide caption toggle caption … Source link

The NHL is being generous to hockey fans Thursday, as we have a whopping 11 games on the slate. However, one of those games involves the Bruins, who have had a couple games postponed due to COVID-19. The expectation at the moment is for that game to go on, but we can’t be certain. However, it’s also the Bruins versus the Islanders. If that game happens, I don’t expect more than a couple goals. Maybe just skip over that one, though the goalies on those two squads are always enticing. Here are… Source link

A chilling detail has been spotted in a Spring Break photo after a woman was found dead in a hotel room. De’Asia Skillern, 22, posed for a photo in a bikini at a Miami beach, in the US state of Florida, before uploading the photo to social media complaining about two men who photobombed her. In the picture, two men are seen walking past her signalling as they stare into the camera a day after another young woman’s body was found. After posting the image, Ms Skillern was shocked when a friend… Source link

Sixteen women have filed civil lawsuits accusing Deshaun Watson of varying degrees of sexual assault, putting the Houston Texans quarterback’s future in doubt. Watson denied any wrongdoing in a general statement last week. Amid the pile of lawsuits though, one that was filed late Tuesday afternoon in Harris County, Texas, could prove to be the most problematic for Watson. It includes a potential criminal act, possible physical evidence and multiple counts of contemporaneous reporting that… Source link

It did not take long for the Chicago Bears to tap Andy Dalton as their starting quarterback. One week after signing the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback to a one-year, $10 million deal, the team tweeted a concise announcement Wednesday that Dalton had been named QB1: The announcement quickly puts to bed any idea of a quarterback competition in Chicago between Dalton and Nick Foles. Dalton had actually revealed the Bears told him he would be the starter if he signed, which might explain why he… Source link

Bloomberg Tug Boats Scramble to Move Massive Ship Blocking Suez Canal (Bloomberg) — Tugs and diggers have so far failed to dislodge a massive container ship stuck in the Suez Canal for a third day, increasing the chances of prolonged delays in what is arguably the world’s most important waterway.Work to re-float the Ever Given was suspended until Thursday morning in Egypt, shipping agent Inchcape said, citing the Suez Canal Authority. Dredgers are still trying to loosen the vessel before… Source link