Ricky Gervais’ Netflix special blasted as ‘anti-trans rants’
In “SuperNature,” released Tuesday on the streaming service, Gervais jokes about “old-fashioned women. They’re the ones with wombs.” Read More Source link
Texas elementary school shooting leaves 14 children and one teacher dead
It was the deadliest shooting at a U.S. grade school since the shocking attack at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., almost a decade ago. Read More Source link
Walmart pulls its Juneteenth ice cream after major backlash
The company released a statement apologizing for their Juneteenth-themed ice cream, which was widely criticized online. Read More Source link
The Snap CEO’s memo caused another tech stock plunge—and the worst one-day loss in company history. Here’s why it freaked everyone out
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said “the macroeconomic environment has deteriorated faster and further than expected.” Then his company lost 40% of its value. Read More Source link
These Fortune 500 companies earn top marks for leadership
For the second year in a row, Fortune partnered with Indiggo to create the ROL100 ranking. Read More Source link
Jamie Dimon softens tone on a recession: ‘They’re storm clouds. They may dissipate’
A recession may still hit, but it may not be severe. Read More Source link
Etsy’s design leader shares how openly talking about your core values can help improve your mental health
Talking about your feelings isn’t just for therapy. Read More Source link
Reducing crypto’s carbon footprint needs to begin with transparent data, Davos panel says
Mining of currencies like Bitcoin is often said to produce the same amount of carbon as entire countries like Greece, Sweden, or Argentina. Read More Source link
Elon Musk is planning a 24-hour Tesla restaurant in Hollywood
The 9,300-square-foot space would include 28 stall supercharging stations and a drive-in movie theater where food will also reportedly be delivered to cars. Read More Source link
These 49 companies have been on the Fortune 500 every year since 1955. Here’s who they are
For 68 years, these companies have been leaders of the U.S. economy. Read More Source link