“[Kanye West] and I both deserve the opportunity to build new lives,” Kim Kardashian said in court documents

Earnings season always keeps investors on their toes, but this one certainly held a few surprises along the way. In this segment of Backstage Pass, recorded on Nov. 5, Fool contributors Toby Bordelon, Rachel Warren, and Vicki Hutchison share the companies that surprised them (good or bad) this earnings season. Toby Bordelon: We have a bonus question I want to get you really quickly here.

Point Roberts, WA, Dec. 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — SMC Entertainment, Inc. (“SMC” or the “Company”) (OTC: SMCE) and its subsidiary Genesis Financial, Inc. (“Genesis”), a diversified financial services company with a focus on fintech-powered wealth management advisory services, are pleased to announce that consistent with their intentions as stated in the definitive agreements, have engaged attorneys to prepare an Executive and Employee Share Option Plan (ESOP) to provide the basis for a model

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday reported the first known death from the omicron variant. Latest COVID-19 updates.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Friday marks 10 years since Kim Jong Un, the third generation of his family to rule North Korea, took power after his father’s sudden heart attack. Initially considered inexperienced, Kim quickly showed his ruthless willingness to consolidate his rule by having his powerful uncle and other potential rivals executed or purged. His torrid run of nuclear and missile tests in recent years caused many to fear a second Korean War. Kim switched gears again and staged landmark

A California regulator on Monday said it has suspended a driverless testing permit for startup technology firm Pony.ai following an accident – the first time it has issued such a suspension. On Oct. 28, a Pony.ai vehicle operating in autonomous mode hit a road center divider and a traffic sign in Fremont after turning right, showed the technology firm’s accident report filed with the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). “There were no injuries and no other vehicles involved,” the company, backed by Japan’s Toyota Motor Corp, said in the report. Accidents during driverless testing are not uncommon.