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November 6, 2021 Staff Writer

Braves Upset Astros Snapping 25 Year Drought

The Atlanta Braves are officially the 2021 World Series Champions, defeating the Houston Astros in six games; just as former major leaguer Trevor Plouffe predicted on March 31st, earlier this year. Though the brow-beaten city of Atlanta can finally celebrate after years of despair and misery, the real celebration comes from the rest of the league, who have collectively and unanimously expressed, and likely will express for many future years, a deep disdain for the Astros organization following their well-publicized cheating scandal.

Marketing Trending

October 24, 2021 Staff Writer

Marketing for the Spooky Season

As the weather gets colder and leaves get crisper, companies are gearing up for Halloween to capitalize on this revenue generating season. The holiday season is a sentimental time of the year where traditions are practiced and shared, but with only a few holidays that draw such high consumer spending Halloween is just as exciting for marketers as it is for kids. This year marketers have leveled up their game from new candy safes to human-flavored cat food.

Sports Trending

October 22, 2021 Staff Writer

Rays Consider Splitting Time With Tampa Bay

The Tampa Bay Rays got eliminated by the Boston Red Sox in Major League Baseball’s American League Division Series last week, but some of the major headlines involving the team have to do with where the team will be located.

Sports Trending

October 22, 2021 Staff Writer

Mannings’ Innovative Broadcast Impresses Viewers

It was a great game with the Raiders defeating the Ravens 33-27 in overtime, and it was the Raiders first home game in Las Vegas with the stadium in full capacity due to the COVID pandemic. However, one of the main headlines following the game was not just the game itself but also about a new broadcast that ESPN debuted.

Business International

October 21, 2021 Staff Writer

Kraft Heinz Says People Must Get Used to Higher Food Prices

The CEO of Kraft Heinz, Miguel Patricio, warns the public that higher food prices are not changing in an
interview with the BBC. Numerous factors have resulted in Heinz, and many other companies, raising their food prices. The biggest contributors being an increase in price of ingredients and a lack of labor internationally.

Sports Trending

October 13, 2021 Staff Writer

Cowboys’ La’el Collins Suspended for Violating NFL Substance Abuse Policy

On September 10th, the Dallas Cowboys announced that offensive tackle La’el Collins had been suspended five games following their Opening Night loss to the defending champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The National Football League (NFL) stated that Collins had violated the league’s substance abuse policy which prohibits players from taking specific performance enhancing or recreational drugs unless it has an approved therapeutic use.

Finance Trending

October 9, 2021 Staff Writer

Winter Is Coming With Crisis

Europe is preparing for a bleak winter as an energy crisis has sent prices for electricity and gas soaring. Germany, France, and the Netherlands have started to feel the effects of a waning energy supply, but the United Kingdom is projected to be the hardest hit.

Technology Trending

October 9, 2021 Staff Writer

Instagram Kids App on Pause – But for How Long?

Instagram’s attempt to create a child-friendly social media platform has been put on pause as of Monday, September 27. The announcement was made in an Instagram blog post with no indication of when the project will resume.

Business International

October 8, 2021 Staff Writer

Christmas Chaos: Shipping Delays Mean Santa Might Be Late This Year

As consumers pledged their allegiance to e-commerce amid pandemic restrictions on outdoor experiences, the shipping industry has been at the height of demand. The world’s largest shipping companies and ports are running low on containers, truck drivers, and dock workers.

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Kraft Heinz Says People Must Get Used to Higher Food Prices

Christmas Chaos: Shipping Delays Mean Santa Might Be Late This Year

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