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Month: August 2022

MacKenzie Scott supports child mentors with $44 million gift

By THALIA BEATY Associated Press LANCASTER, Ca. (AP) — Billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott donated $44 million to the Oregon-based mentoring organization, Friends of the Children, which supports children at risk of entering the welfare system by pairing them with a longtime mentor. The unrestricted gift, announced Thursday, provides $15 million to the organization’s national headquarters

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How much trouble is Twitter in with regulators?

By Brian Fung, CNN Business An explosive whistleblower disclosure by Twitter’s former head of security this week exposes the company to new federal investigations and potentially billions of dollars in fines, tougher regulatory obligations or other penalties from the US government, according to legal experts and former federal officials. Twitter faces tremendous legal risks stemming

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They doubted Joe Biden’s win in 2020. Now, they’re poised to help run November’s elections in Nevada

By Fredreka Schouten, CNN Two counties in the crucial swing state of Nevada have appointed officials who have cast doubts about the 2020 election to oversee their elections this fall — raising alarms among voting rights advocates less than three months before Election Day. In Northern Nevada, commissioners in Storey County, a rural county of

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Así están los mercados después de seis meses de la guerra de Rusia en Ucrania

olivertapia Londres (CNN Business) — Cuando el presidente ruso, Vladimir Putin, lanzó su invasión no provocada de Ucrania a finales de febrero, los inversionistas se sorprendieron tanto como el resto del mundo. Se apresuraron a digerir las consecuencias, ya que la guerra interrumpió las cadenas de suministro y desencadenó sanciones occidentales sin precedentes, tensando una

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