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Wirecard, the German scandal-hit payments company, said on Saturday it would proceed with business activities after filing for insolvency and expects a provisional administrator to be appointed by judicial authorities shortly. “The management board is of the opinion that continuation is in the best interests of the creditors,” it said in a statement. “Whether insolvency […]
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In this week’s edition of our Vergecast interview series, Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel and policy editor Russell Brandom talk with cybersecurity expert and founder of CryptoHarlem Matt Mitchell. Mitchell has worked with activists in the US to help them better understand the tools technology offers as well as the threats it can impose. On The […]
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A homegrown Islamic State supporter who said she wanted to ‘blow St Paul’s Cathedral to the ground’ in an Easter terror attack was getting ‘cold feet’ and would never have gone through with it, a court was told. Muslim convert Safiyya Amira Shaikh, a 37-year-old mother from Hayes in west London, kept ‘having doubts’ about […]
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Ever since people began speculating about what the 2020 season might look like, people have been asking what, in these fairly insane and uncertain times, might cause the season to be cancelled. Over the weekend Andy Martino of SNY obtained the portion of Major League Baseball’s health and safety protocols which speak to that. And […]
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Coronavirus pandemic has infected close to 8 million people globally, and newer infection cases are being reported every single day. While there is no clear date to mark the end of the deadly pandemic, a body of experts feel that nature might be the only thing saving us from the pandemic.While it has long been […]
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American Airlines Group Inc (AAL.O) expects to have between 10% and 20% more workers than needed in July 2021, Chief Executive Doug Parker told employees at a town hall this week, and said that avoiding furloughs will be difficult. Weathering a sharp hit to business due to the coronavirus pandemic, American and other U.S. airlines […]
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Oculus is ending sales of its budget Oculus Go virtual reality headset and opening its Quest headset to a wider range of software. The company will maintain Oculus Go firmware through 2022 and accept new apps through December 2020, but it will stop selling Go hardware after the current stock runs out. Meanwhile, it will […]
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The police officer seriously injured in the Glasgow stabbing attack has been named as Constable David Whyte. A male suspect was shot dead by police and six others, including 42-year-old constable Whyte, were taken to hospital after being wounded at the Park Inn Hotel in West George Street on Friday afternoon. He remains in a […]
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On Saturday, Joel Sherman and Andrew Marchan reported for the New York Post that Opening Day of the 2020 MLB regular season could feature Nationals ace Max Scherzer against new Yankees ace Gerrit Cole in Washington, D.C. Nothing has been finalized yet, however. Sherman and Marchand note that MLB doesn’t plan to have its schedule […]
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Sitting continuously for long hours can increase the risk of cancer Work from home has become the new normal. This new normal can definitely help reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus but has led to other problems. One of the biggest problems it has led to is the increase in the inactivity level. We […]
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