Author: Jordan Mendoza

It wasn’t a good day to be a sports fan in the nation’s capital with the Wizards, Nationals and Capitals all losing in hours.Read More

Heartland Sports scores from Monday 5/12.Read More

Danielle Carney, head of live sports and video sales at Amazon, shares how the platform is wooing brands on its CTV pitch.Read More

Nearly 1,000 new laws came out of the 95th General Assembly with about 100 of them directly impacting Arkansas schools.Read More

Data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics’ National Crime Victimization Survey, which tracks reported and unreported crimes, has put to rest any doubts that violent crime has surged in recent year…Read More

Most Asian stocks extended gains Tuesday as investors continued to bask in the glow of the China-US tariff suspension that has fuelled hopes the world’s two economic superpowers will step back from a punishing trade war.Meanwhile, Federal Reserve governor Adriana Kugler warned that even with the reduction in tariffs, Trump’s trade policies will likely push inflation higher and weigh on economic growth.Read More

After Monday’s sharp swings, Asia markets settled into a more subdued session on Tuesday.The Japanese yen found some relief, rebounding from early highs above 148.40 to around 147.75. The move was spurred by comments from Japan’s Finance Minister Kato, who said he hopes to speak with U.S. Treasury…Read More

Tokyo, Osaka, Paris and Shanghai lead the world for growth in summer travel bookings, according to a report published Monday by Mastercard Economics Institute.Read More

From Australia’s under-16s ban to Malaysia’s licensing demands, the region is blazing a trail to protect young users from online harms.Read More

/PRNewswire/ — Informa Markets, in collaboration with key public and private sector players in the automotive industry, is set to host MobilityTech Asia –…Read More