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Democrats in New York seem to be hell bent on driving as many people out of the city as possible.

More than 3 dozen cars will push speeds of 200 mph at Indianapolis Motor Speedway next February - without drivers. 

...after scrutiny from several news outlets, the death "was reviewed and he was taken off the list for COVID fatalities."

 “Those who are staying in the city are looking for more space and more affordability.”

We're not sure exactly how expected it should be that a bumper should randomly fall off of a car at any given time, but we digress. 

One of the country's most well known antitrust critics, Fiona Scott Morton, happens to be advising two of the biggest tech names in the country, Amazon and Apple, on the side.

About 87% of all PPP loans that were distributed through June 30 were less than $150,000.

While a wave of bankruptcies continues to wash over the country as a result of the pandemic (and just poorly run businesses), that hasn't stopped the executives of some of the biggest trainwrecks in recent business history from collecting fat bonus checks...

The "Robinhood effect" is not only real, but is now flourishing. And it's causing chaos for online brokerages. 

"...but you could actually argue that it could have been the COVID-19 that caused him to crash..."

Cisco said that ultimately 237 comments of the 10,400 made during the videoconference "objected to what was being presented".

Too little, too late?

Welcome to the future of automobiles, as envisioned by Elon Musk...

Retail sales were down 41% YoY to 17,055 units while orders were up 23.2% for the month. But forecasts for FY 2020 still look grim...

As states and municipalities begin to consider the idea of once again re-opening, New York hotels are going all out to try and get business back through their doors...