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       USA ONLINE PRESS FEED LIST

 

 

 

 

 

Usa online press 2016

 

 

 

 

  • More than 4,300 stores are closing in 2020 as the… Retailers have confirmed at least 4,600 US store closings for 2020. Microsoft, GNC, JCPenney, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, Nordstrom, Sears, Forever 21, and Walgreens are among the retailers that are planning to close stores this year. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Retailers are expected to close more than 4,600 stores this year, following record-high rates of closings last year. More than 9,300 store closings were announced in the US in 2019, smashing the previous record of roughly 8,000 store closures in 2017, according to an analysis by Business Insider. The number of store closings this year…
  • Here’s the list of all 59 Chinese apps banned by India India banned 59 Chinese apps today in a surprise move. The government alleged that these apps were stealing data and sending it to servers located outside the country. These apps include some major names such as Bytedance-owned TikTok and Helo, Tencent's WeChat, UCBrower, Baidu Map, Mi Community, and Mi Video. Here's the full list of apps: TikTok Shareit Kwai UC Browser Baidu map Shein Clash of Kings DU battery saver Helo Likee YouCam makeup Mi Community CM Browsers Virus Cleaner APUS Browser ROMWE Club Factory Newsdog Beauty Plus WeChat UC News QQ Mail Weibo Xender QQ Music QQ Newsfeed Bigo……
  • Pepsi, Ford And More Join List Of Brands Boycotting… Watch VideoPepsi, Starbucks, Ford and Microsoft are among the latest companies to pause their social media ads in on ongoing protest of hate speech online.They're just a few of the global brands pulling their ads from Facebook, Instagram and other platforms through at least July. Starbucks said, however, it would not stop posting to its YouTube account. This comes after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced changes to the company's guidance on hate speech and targeted language. Facebook was criticized for leaving up controversial posts by President Donald Trump about the protests over George Floyd's death. On Friday, Zuckerberg addressed that…