Razer Blade 15 Base review: losing its edge
Some new specs aside, this laptop has changed very little since 2018
Some new specs aside, this laptop has changed very little since 2018
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Former Bessemer investor Sunil Nagaraj was in the middle of making a presentation when he started receiving a flood of messages.
"I finished my presentation, glanced at my email, and I saw a bunch of congrats emails. My heart skipped a beat — I said, 'Oh my God, what happened?" Nagaraj told Insider. "I looked at the news and my jaw hit the ground."
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I was watching Hulu when I first saw the ad.
"COVID-19 can spread rapidly," an upbeat, urgent voice said. "Or we can make choices that help us stay home and stop the spread."
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Amazon plans to set up more delivery stations in New York City to power the last-mile of its order process and provide faster deliveries to customers, the company said.
The tech giant will launch ten delivery stations in the Big Apple throughout 2021 and beyond, two of which are now operational, an Amazon spokesperson confirmed to Insider in an email this week.
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You've probably heard of a Dear John letter, a missive designed to break up with a romantic partner. But what if you want to end things with a financial advisor who you're starting to suspect might not have your best interests at heart?
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More than 70 percent of Americans approve of President Joe Biden's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new poll published by The Associated Press and NORC Center for Public Affairs Research on Friday.
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GOP Rep. Kevin McCarthy is under fire after releasing a video of himself reading from a Dr. Seuss book.
Dr. Seuss Enterprises said earlier this week that six of the late childrens' author's books would no longer be sold because they contained racist and offensive imagery.
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Emily Gurley, an epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, drove from Maryland to Illinois this week to visit her in-laws. She's not vaccinated yet, but she decided the road trip was relatively low-risk — even though the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises against all domestic travel.