#Ramaswamy brushes off Trump campaign attacks

#Ramaswamy brushes off Trump campaign attacks

GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy brushed off recent attacks from former President Trump, saying he thinks they came from his advisers rather than the candidate himself.  Ramaswamy said during an appearance on NewsNation’s “The Hill” on Monday, the day of the Iowa presidential caucuses, that the attacks likely are the result of a late “surge”…

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#Report: SoundCloud will be put up for sale in 2024

#Report: SoundCloud will be put up for sale in 2024

The platform’s owners are seeking a $1 billion deal, according to Sky News. SoundCloud logo. Photo by LIONEL BONAVENTURE/AFP via Getty Images   SoundCloud will be put up for sale in 2024, Sky News reported on Sunday, with the streaming platform’s owners reportedly hoping to secure $1 billion in any potential deal. A SoundCloud representative…

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#Radio and podcast company Audacy files for bankruptcy

#Radio and podcast company Audacy files for bankruptcy

Radio and podcast company Audacy revealed that it filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy Sunday, citing “macroeconomic challenges” as the reason for its restructuring. Audacy is the home to hundreds of broadcast, sports and podcast shows and is one of the largest radio broadcasters in the country. In an announcement Sunday, Audacy’s President and CEO David Field revealed…

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#How ‘nearshoring’ can revolutionize U.S.-China commerce

#How ‘nearshoring’ can revolutionize U.S.-China commerce

In the aftermath of the global pandemic and in light of increasing tensions in between the U.S. and China, “nearshoring” has emerged as a major issue in global production and distribution. Americans suffered from shortages of personal protection equipment and other critical supplies throughout the pandemic. These shortages came about not only due to production…

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#Colorado secretary of state knocks Trump, other Republicans for not condemning ‘rhetoric of violence’

#Colorado secretary of state knocks Trump, other Republicans for not condemning ‘rhetoric of violence’

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold (D) on Tuesday slammed former President Trump and other high-ranking Republicans for not more forcefully condemning the heightened rhetoric of political violence, which she said often leads to actual violence and vote suppression. In an interview with CNN’s John Berman on Tuesday, Griswold reiterated her pledge not to be…

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