Trump reportedly pushed again for a cut of the TikTok deal in a call with Oracle chairman Larry Ellison and Walmart CEO Doug McMillon

Trump doubled down on his stance that the US government should get paid, despite lawyers advising him there isn't a "legal path" for such a payment.

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Trump reportedly pushed again for a cut of the TikTok deal in a call with Oracle chairman Larry Ellison and Walmart CEO Doug McMillon Trump doubled down on his stance that the US government should get paid, despite lawyers advising him there isn't a "legal path" for such a payment. Read More »

Trump's ban on WeChat leaves many people, especially Chinese Americans, scrambling to find ways to stay in contact with loved ones in China Many people rely on WeChat as the only way of keeping in touch with family and friends in China, where apps like Facebook and Gmail are banned. Read More »

American Well just surged in its public debut. We pored over the telehealth giant's 196-page filing to find 5 crucial details about how it plans to reshape healthcare. American Well went public with a $100 million investment from Google. Here are the 5 things you need to know about the companies' plans. Read More »

How to upload your resume to LinkedIn and allow prospective employers to view it on your profile LinkedIn allows you to upload a resume directly to your profile through the "Media" upload option under the "Featured" section of your profile. Read More »

8 CEOs and execs reveal how they escaped poverty before breaking into the elite UK tech scene We asked 8 working-class trailblazers how they defied the odds to break into London's tech scene. From interns to CEOs, they shared their successes. Read More »

Elite law firms are rushing into the 'SPAC' craze, looking to make hundreds of millions of dollars in the process — here's how it works SPACs often pay around $300,000 for legal advice on their IPOs, and the eventual merger often results in legal fees that can be 3 to 5 times what it cost to go public, attorneys say. Read More »

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death thrusts Supreme Court into 2020 campaign spotlight. Here are 9 prospects Democrats are floating if Biden wins The Democratic nominee has been quietly vetting several potential nominees, and the Trump campaign is eager to see an official list of names made public before the November election. Read More »

This is what happens when a Supreme Court justice dies or steps down before the election Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on Friday at age 87. The Senate majority leader has said he would push for filling a vacancy even in an election year. Read More »

Mitch McConnell confirms that Senate will vote on Trump's nominee to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg McConnell's determination to vote on a nominee is a total reversal from his position in 2016, when he blocked President Obama's choice. Read More »

Here are all of Trump's possible Supreme Court nominees, including several conservative judges, lawyers, and 3 senators Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death on Friday evening has raised the stakes for the fate of the Supreme Court. Read More »

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