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Wall Street closed out a miserable September on Friday with the S&P 500’s worst monthly skid since March 2020, when the coronavirus pandemic crashed...

Analysts at Bernstein Research are equating social media video app TikTok with drug addiction, warning about a “digital crack epidemic” as competition heats up in the sector.

Filmmakers call it "the story you weren't allowed to see."

They'll never admit to it openly, but getting woke makes companies broke.

Throughout the year, we’ve seen small but curious signs that corporate America is less interested in being woke than it was a few years ago.

Amazon, one of the largest tech employers in the world, has revealed that it is now hiring at the slowest pace since 2019 and has cut over 100,000 employees globally in the June quarter, likely due to the dramatic economic slowdown since 2021.

"The chief business of the American people is business," President Calvin Coolidge once said.

“It was very important for Miguel and I to create a show that was not another bunch of white people on the screen, just to put it very bluntly."

"George Washington was God's chosen vessel to establish a nation and become the first president of the United States," said film studio president Lammy Lane.

CEO pushing back against "woke" employees bullying the company.