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The must-hear licks, riffs, solos and six-string moments from BIG|BRAVE, Bring Me The Horizon, Dead Poet Society, Bodega, Slift, Waxahatchee, and more

The Motor Ombudsman is dragging its feet but how do I complain about it being so slow?

With more than 250 VFX shots, a traditional approach would have been cost-prohibitive

Thanksgiving Day has arrived. Families and friends will gather to share stories, drink, eat, and be merry. Add a dose of football watching or playing in the backyard, and you have the makings of a beautiful tradition.

Here's a look at three high-yield dividend stocks, plus how many shares you would need to buy of each to collect $1,000 a year in passive income.

Exclusive: documents show transport minister met former airline chief at Parliament House two months before she ruled against Qatar Airways request

Morning Markets December E-Mini S&P 500 futures (ESZ2 3) are down -0.43%, and the Dec Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQZ2 3) are down -0.63%. Stock index futures this morning are moderately lower on disappointing news from Meta Platforms (META ), which is down more than -4% in pre-market trading after...

The cigarette company’s option volume on Wednesday was 447,790 on the day. You have to go back to Sept. 13, 2021, to find a day where the volume was higher. Altria’s options volume yesterday was nearly 12x its 30-day average. Something is up.

Despite facing challenges, the tobacco industry continues to introduce new products and benefits from sustained consumption. To that end, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong tobacco stocks Turning Point Brands (TPB), Vector Group (VGR), Altria Group (MO), Japan Tobacco (JAPAY), and British American Tobacco (BTI). Read on.

The tobacco industry is benefitting from the intense consumption of cigarettes and smoke-free products. With the industry expected to witness steady growth, investors are looking favorably toward tobacco stocks Altria Group (MO), Japan Tobacco (JAPAY), and Vector Group (VGR), which seem well-positioned to capitalize on the industry tailwinds. Continue reading.

Larkin, 74, took his own life on Monday, just a little over a week before he was slated to stand trial for his role in running the web-classifieds platform Backpage.