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Even as sales soared amid an unprecedented pandemic, DoorDash has continued to subsidize meal delivery for the sake of market share.

...Musk actually might be on to something...

Let’s hope that the vaccine’s effects last longer than the positive mood that resulted from the news that Pfizer’s vaccine appears to be effective.

Nearly three-fourths of the October advance is attributable to prices for final demand foods, which jumped 2.4 percent.

“Friday the 13th is still better than Monday the whatever...”

"You’ve got the second wave of coronavirus, new sets of shutdowns, clear problems around the world, travel dropping off again... But at the same time, we have the strongest possible evidence that we do have a vaccine..."

...the Guardian reporting that Cummings leaves a "legacy of bullying, deception, hypocrisy and hubris"...

"Why pay 2-and-20 when they can’t produce returns when markets are volatile?"

"We congratulate Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris."

There's no shortage of hilarity here...

Boris Johnson intends to use Britain’s presidency of G7 in 2021 to implement Gates Foundation’s “global approach” to “health security”...

Proposes joint working group on S-400 & F-35 compatibility issues...

The massive technocratic transformation currently envisaged regards humans as commodities to be controlled and monitored just like the lifeless technological drones and AI being promoted...

"County Board of Elections are enjoined from counting any ballots that have been segregated pursuant to paragraph 1"

"...the global rich triggered a 1,900% sales surge for UK country estates this year." 

...the new law targets wider jihadist sympathizers...

...by far the greatest gift that Covid could have given to the Democratic Party was the excuse to begin mail-in voting, and just in time for the Trump-Biden clash...

"If technological progress increases inequalities, it is not true progress." 

...any burglary within 500 feet of “violent or disorderly assembly,” could be legally answered with lethal force...

A "staggering 9.2 million jobs could be lost in the U.S. Travel & Tourism sector in 2020 if barriers to global travel remain in place."