• Kourtney Kardashian models ex Scott Disick’s ‘Stay Home’ sweats

    Kourtney Kardashian models ex Scott Disick’s ‘Stay Home’ sweats

    Kourtney Kardashian is doing the Lord’s work. The 41-year-old reality star supported her ex-boyfriend Scott Disick on Wednesday — and sent a message about the importance of social distancing — by slipping into a look from his Talentless clothing line. Kardashian modeled Disick’s black “Stay Home” hoodie ($129) and matching sweatpants ($129) on Instagram while …
  • Zoom shares dip after admitting it doesn’t actually have 300 million users

    Zoom shares dip after admitting it doesn’t actually have 300 million users

    Zoom shares continued their two-day slide on Thursday after the company backtracked on a claim that it had 300 million users. The video-conferencing platform made the embarrassing admission in a quiet update to last week’s blog post where it had said that its user base has grown 50 percent to 300 million amid the coronavirus …
  • Twitter shares dropped over ad sales concerns due to coronavirus

    Twitter shares dropped over ad sales concerns due to coronavirus

    Twitter beat Wall Street’s expectations in its Thursday earnings report, but shares dipped in early morning trading after the company warned of slowing ad sales due to the coronavirus. The social network’s stock had climbed as much as 11 percent in pre-market trading after it reported a smaller than expected loss amid higher revenue and …
  • Will Smith reunites with ‘Fresh Prince’ cast on Snapchat show

    Will Smith reunites with ‘Fresh Prince’ cast on Snapchat show

    Welcome back to Bel-Air. Will Smith, 51, brought back the cast of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” for his Snapchat show “Will From Home” on Wednesday and Thursday. Former castmates Alfonso Ribeiro (Carlton Banks), DJ Jazzy Jeff (Jazz), Tatyana Ali (Ashley Banks), Karyn Parsons (Hilary Banks), Daphne Maxwell Reid (Aunt Vivian) and Joseph Marcell (Geoffrey) …
  • Stocks sink as over 30 million Americans file for unemployment

    Stocks sink as over 30 million Americans file for unemployment

    US stocks slid Thursday as Wall Street winced at new data showing the coronavirus crisis has put more than 30 million Americans out of work in just six weeks. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped as much as 378.26 points, or 1.5 percent, to 24,255.60 in early trading after the US Department of Labor said …
  • 3.8 million more Americans file for unemployment in wake of pandemic

    3.8 million more Americans file for unemployment in wake of pandemic

    More than 3.8 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, meaning the coronavirus crisis has sidelined more than 30 million workers, new federal data show. That means 18.6 percent of the nation’s workforce — more people than the entire state of Texas — tried to collect unemployment checks in the last six weeks as …
  • New pet insurance offers preventive care amid spike in adoptions

    New pet insurance offers preventive care amid spike in adoptions

    Animal pharmaceutical maker Zoetis is launching a new pet insurance business amid a spike in pet adoptions during the coronavirus pandemic, The Post has learned. The Parsippany, NJ-based business plans to announce its new Pumpkin Pet Insurance, which it created with entrepreneur Alex Douzet, of dog food company Ollie, on April 30. It will be …
  • Coronavirus could kill livelihoods of almost half the global workforce: ILO

    Coronavirus could kill livelihoods of almost half the global workforce: ILO

    Some 1.6 billion workers making up nearly half of the global workforce could lose their livelihoods to the coronavirus crisis, international officials warn. Those at-risk workers have jobs in the “informal economy” that won’t pay them if they get sick or stay home amid widespread lockdowns aimed at controlling the deadly virus, according to the …
  • Elon Musk slams ‘fascist’ coronavirus lockdowns in Tesla earnings call

    Elon Musk slams ‘fascist’ coronavirus lockdowns in Tesla earnings call

    Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday night doubled-down on his criticism of the coronavirus lockdowns that have shut down life in the United States, calling public officials’ directives to stay home “fascist.” The billionaire’s expletive-filled outburst came during Tesla’s earnings call, where the electric automaker was celebrating its third consecutive quarterly profit. On the topic …
  • Hasbro’s Play-Doh and Monopoly bright spots in challenging quarter

    Hasbro’s Play-Doh and Monopoly bright spots in challenging quarter

    Hasbro expects to ramp up production in China to meet demand for its Nerf blasters, Transformers figures and other toys in the vital end-of-year holiday season, even as it warned of a hit to overall sales from coronavirus lockdowns. The toymaker said on Wednesday sales of Monopoly and Play-Doh soared in March as Americans and …