Netflix Shares Fall As Covid Subscriber Slowly Rises

Shares of the video streaming giant are trading sharply lower after hours on Thursday amid signs that the company’s Covid-19-fueled growth is coming to an end. In the June quarter of Thursday, Netflix added 10.1 million new net subscribers, above the company’s forecast of 7.5 million, but fell short of …

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Trump looks down on an economic time bomb

Launching more schools for Labor Day is perhaps the most critical. “You can’t have an open economy and closed schools,” said Strain. “State and local policymakers seem to want to have both at the same time and that is not an option. Workers cannot go to work in many cases …

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Congress must act now on NSA espionage

At a time when US GDP is expected to drop to levels not seen since the Great Depression, the surveillance practices of the US government are taking another blow to big and small businesses alike. On Thursday, in a ruling with huge implications for US companies, the EU’s highest court …

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Sudan says Ethiopia denies filling Renaissance dam reservoir

CAIRO (Reuters) – Ethiopia told Sudan that news reports that it had begun to fill the reservoir of Ethiopia’s Great Renaissance Dam on the Blue Nile were incorrect, Sudan’s foreign ministry said Thursday in a release. FILE PHOTO: A sample satellite image shows a close-up view of the Ethiopian Renaissance …

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