The Halloween spirit is alive and well this spooky season, but some states across the U.S. may be “more haunted” than others. BonusFinder, an online database, ranked all 50 states and Washington, D.C., then calculated a score based on a variety of factors to help establish the “spookiest” states. From the number of ghost sightings … Read more
An extraordinarily rare dime that had been missing since the late 1970s has been sold for just over $500,000. The coin, minted by the U.S. Mint in San Francisco in 1975, features President Franklin D. Roosevelt and is one of only two known to exist without the distinctive “S” mint mark. The dime was inherited … Read more
As more companies insist on employees returning to the office full-time, a different trend has emerged: the rise of CEOs who live far from headquarters and commute for a few days each week. However, recent research shows that this arrangement typically leads to underperformance. CEOs who live long distances from their companies tend to do … Read more
Earlier this week, it was reported that Luca Guadagnino was close to finalizing a deal to direct a new adaptation of American Psycho, sparking a lively online debate that continued to gain momentum. The majority of the discussion was largely negative. Some online critics were disappointed that Guadagnino opted to revisit old material, choosing to … Read more
During the hearing about the Tatton Services plan, Trafford Green Party activist Brigit Green raised concerns about the proposal. She mentioned that the motorway stop would be located on the other side of the authority’s boundary with Cheshire East. Green highlighted that although Tebay Services, also run by the Westmorland family behind the Tatton project, … Read more