Category: Business News

Which brand of car is most reliable? These are the most dependable vehicles on the market

Looking for a dependable vehicle? Kia, Buick and Chevrolet are some of your best non-premium batches, according to a new report from JD Power.

The analytics company’s annual vehicle dependability study found 186 problems per 100 vehicles on average, a slight improvement from last year’s score of 192.

A year-over-year improvement is expected as manufacturers learn from past mistakes, according to Frank Hanley, senior director of auto benchmarking at JD Power.

“This means as many consumers are keeping their vehicles for a longer period of time they can expect less issues than they have in the past,” he told USA

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How to Bootstrap a Nutraceutical Dropship Business 

Nutraceutical Dropship Business For eCommerce Store Entrepreneurs

What Is Nutraceutical Dropship Business?

A Nutraceutical Dropship Business is one of the most lucrative and hottest online businesses these days and it’s not surprising why. The practice of selling Nutraceutical Products, without having to prepare an inventory or stock them at a warehouse, makes dropshipping an appealing option for entrepreneurs. However, you can only achieve success if you do your homework. Finding the best profitable nutraceutical products to dropship is the tricky part. This guide examines the potential of online nutraceutical dropshipping business and how to ensure success when getting …

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Earls to launch new restaurant banner: Birdies Eats & Drinks – Business News

Vancouver’s Fuller Family is readying to launch in June a new restaurant banner: Birdies Eats & Drinks, with a first location in Burnaby.

Its plan is to soon close its 26-year-old Earls Kitchen + Bar location at 3850 Lougheed Highway in Burnaby, do extensive renovations and reopen the site as its first Birdies restaurant, Earls CEO Stan Fuller told BIV.

The chain will also open in mid-February a new Earls location at the nearby upscale Brentwood Town Centre, which is

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Who is Hindenburg, the firm targeting India’s Adani? – Business News

Hindenburg Research, the financial research

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Where Do Healthcare Breaches Come From?

While we have seen an increase in healthcare data breaches stemming from vendor vulnerabilities, there can be a variety of sources.

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Recent breaches have demonstrated various sources of data breaches.

One source is from vendors and vendor tools.

We have seen a large uptick in vendor cyber attacks, as cybercriminals have found it easier to hack vendors than the healthcare entities directly. Many vendors have less security measures in place

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Biden’s speech to address the successes Americans missed [Video]

President Joe Biden is set to devote significant portions of Tuesday night’s speech not to any new initiatives, but to remind Americans of his accomplishments in the last two years and dusting off his ‘implementer-in-chief’ bona fides for programs that are rolling out .

The president has good reason for this approach. Biden has signed more significant new laws compared to other presidents going back decades, but those achievements have not broken through to the public consciousness.

A recent Washington Post/ABC poll found that 62% of respondents (and 66% of independents) felt he had accomplished “not very much” or “little

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A shortage of pilots is making travel chaos in Canada even worse

From pandemic-related travel restrictions to extreme weather events, Canada’s travel industry has navigated an unprecedented amount of uncertainty of late. And now, just as demand for travel has returned to its 2019 level, airlines are navigating their next patch of turbulence: a lack of qualified pilots.

According to Transport Canada, in a typical pre-pandemic year, roughly 1,100 pilot licenses were issued. When complemented by foreign-trained pilots, that was generally more than enough to satisfy the needs of carriers as large as WestJet and Air Canada, all the way down to regional, charter and cargo airlines.

But as demand for flying

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Tech stocks extend post-Fed rally, Dow futures lag

US stocks finished mixed Thursday, highlighted by a vault upward by tech stocks following the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate hike and ahead of another batch of earnings from the industry’s biggest players.

The technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) soared by more than 3% at the close. The S&P 500 (^GSPC) added 1.5%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) lagged, dipping 0.1%.

The yield on the benchmark 10-year US Treasury note ticked down to 3.398% Thursday. The dollar index increased 0.5% to $101.70.

The moves continued a Wall Street rally that began Wednesday following the Federal Reserve’s highly anticipated rate

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