CHICAGO RAPPER KING VON, 26, SHOT DEAD IN ATLANTA

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• The Atlanta police department said that it did not believe the rapper, Dayvon Daquan Bennett, popularly known as King Von was shot by police but rather in a shootout preceding police involvement

• The police stated that two groups of males outside the Mo...

ATLANTA FALCONS CLOSE PRACTICE FACILITIES AFTER POSITIVE CORONAVIRUS TESTS

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• The NFL team has closed its Georgia facility on Thursday after a member of the organization tested COVID positive

• The tweet by Atlanta Falcons read “Out of an abundance of caution following one new positive test, we have made the decision to stop...

ATLANTA: ERIKA SHIELDS, THE POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS FOLLOWING PROTESTS FOR KILLING OF A MAN

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• Erika Shields, the police chief resigned on Saturday following the shooting of a man in Atlanta.
• The killing of Rayshard Brooks resulted in a ...

VIRTUAL STRIP CLUBS: THE NEWEST DESTINATION FOR SOME UNDRESSED FUN

It is said that necessity is the mother of invention and this can be held true for sure. The recent coronavirus outbreak and it’s impact resulted into shutdown of various businesses across the globe. While majority of businesses are still closed, few are showing some sort of innovation by a...

EMPLOYERS FAIL TO ADOPT SAFETY MEASURES IN GEORGIA

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• Georgia has not yet closed down non-essential services
• Essential services like the sanitation companies fail to provide workers with the basic safety gears

The coronavirus pandemic has spared none and its spread is yet to be staunched. Th...

Bank of America has an interest in doing business in Malawi, one of the largest banks in the US

In the 16th century, Maravi was a monarchy that straddled the current frontiers of Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia. It is said that the current name "Maláumi" comes from the Chichewa word "malaumi," meaning "flames."

At its greatest extent, the kingdo...

How to make Community banks stable

There are nearly 5,000 community banks in the United States today, which is more than the number of banks of any size in any country in the world.

That fact, however, belies a stark reality. Around 1990 and 2018, the number of banks with assets below $500 million fell by around 70%, ref...

Mom's anecdote of AirPod's 7-year-old swallowing is a cautionary tale.

Atlanta, Georgia mom Kiara Stroud wanted to make something different for her 7-year-old son this Christmas like a new AirPods set.

Although her son probably enjoyed her present, it seems the famous high-end gadget wasn't quite ready. Stroud revealed in a recent Facebook post that he...

For the fourth straight month, US manufacturing slides temper economic growth expectations

US manufacturing production contracted in November for a fourth straight month as new orders fell back to their lowest level since 2012, while infrastructure expenditure plummeted in October, tempering the economy's momentum fanned by a recent run of optimistic results.

Monday (Dec ...

Shell generates chemical products from plastic waste

Today Shell announced that it has successfully used a liquid feedstock made from plastic waste to make high-end chemicals. The process, known as pyrolysis, is deemed a development for hard-to-recycle plastics and is supporting Shell's goal to use one million tons of plastic waste per year by ...

Japan to bring cult classic movie tech to life

Japan has always been known for its amazing tech innovations and tech discoveries. From those immense tech packed toilets to the good old Walkman revolution starter, Japan has done it all and has no intention of stopping its innovations in tech. Japanese have always been ahead of the world in env...

Crypto-based IoT companies expanding their network throughout the U.S.

When the crypto-mining modems, referred to as hotspots, were first publicized by IoT firm ‘Helium’, the devices were only being sold to Austin-based users. The firm quickly sold out its initial production run intended for Austin, however, it is now delivering units on a much wider scale. Accordin...

Study of Non-Organic Milk: Antibiotics, Pesticide, Growth Hormones Found

Results from an ongoing report looking at whats in natural versus customary milk demonstrate that most of the tests of ordinary, non-natural milk tried positive for certain low, constant dimensions of pesticides, unlawful anti-infection agents and development hormones. The natural examples tried at ...