The risk of the stock market is forming a bubble that will soon burst is higher — especially because the rich and famous don’t think so. I’m referring to attendees at the World Economic ...

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As part of the deal, PNG has agreed to tighten foreign investment screening and block economically unviable or high-risk projects. Papua New Guinea's government has promised not to push ahead with ...

OpenAI’s big rebranding effort brings a new logo and a new typeface, OpenAI sans. OpenAI’s big rebranding effort brings a new logo and a new typeface, OpenAI sans. Emma Roth is a news writer ...

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On Monday, three logos were revealed to the public, one for each potential nickname, but NHL fans weren't particularly impressed by the latest round of options. Much of the criticism was focused ...

Kristen, Tom, and Gail will be on hand as the chefs competing in Season 22 of Top Chef highlight the local food scene of Canada, including Toronto, Calgary, Montreal, and Prince Edward Island ...

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Writer/director Evan Twohy has been conceiving his debut feature “Bubble & Squeak” even before it completely made sense to him. The ridiculous comedy, which follows a couple experiencing a ...

“We should have gone to Bora Bora like the Pattersons,” says Delores (Sarah Goldberg) in Bubble & Squeak, writer-director Evan Twohy’s feature debut. A quirky, prescriptively surreal comedy ...

Sundance: Everyone involved with the film, especially stars Himesh Patel and Sarah Goldberg, seem happy to go along for the ride in Evan Twohy's cabbage-smuggling comedy. But what about the audience?