Business
How to make the most money on your gift cards
Retail giant Target and Coinstar (best known for those green machines for exchanging loose change) are two of the most well-known companies offering exchange programs for gift cards from several major chains. “Once I got a gift card to this clothing store I had no interest in”. Many retail stores
Amazon UK boss announces rapid expansion of Pantry home delivery service
Grocery stores in the United Kingdom would face a new challenge from an unexpected corner as the online titan Amazon has announced its plans to expand the pantry division. Amazon pantry was introduced in November for Prime members.
Boston College: 80 sickened after eating at Chipotle
Boston health officials have upped the tally of people with confirmed cases of norovirus after eating at the Chipotle Mexican Grill in Cleveland Circle, reporting Friday the count had reached 136.
Kirti Azad, Bishan Singh Bedi to suffer disciplinary measures from DDCA
On December 17, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) alleged massive corruption at the DDCA, when it was helmed by Jaitley.
Google to join hands with Ford to build autonomous cars
It is anticipated that Google and Ford Motors will announce a deal on the production of self-driving cars during the Consumer Electronics Show which will take place early next month in Las Vegas, with Alan Mulally, a Member of Google’s Board and former CEO of Ford Motors, the driving force
Teammates Taking notice of Johnny Manziel
Before the start of the Browns game against the San Francisco 49ers, “Money” Manziel signed a fan’s $100 bill, ESPN reported.
Ag leaders respond to Dow-DuPont merger
Over the course of the next two years, the parties intend to pursue a separation of DowDuPont into three independent, publicly traded companies for three specific sectors: Agriculture, Material Science and Technology.
Bank of England Treads Fine Line on Interest Rates
Alternately, they can put in place limits to risk-taking in the financial sector and aggressive examination of the health of financial institutions.
Obama signs Omnibus spending bill into law; raises H1B visa fee
The “discriminatory” visa fee on Indian IT companies is back on the US Congress’ discussion table.
House Passes FAST Act Highway Bill
Both of Nevada’s senators said they were happy to have a long-term bill head to the president’s desk. The FAST Act, which will direct federal highway, transit, and safety policies for the next five years, will likely be signed into law by President Obama next week.