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Month: September 2025

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

EE.UU. compró el 10% de Intel: ¿Qué lecciones tiene América Latina sobre las nacionalizaciones? Spoiler: no son buenas

Por Gonzalo Zegarra, CNN en Español Cuando Trump anunció en agosto con “gran honor” que el Gobierno de Estados Unidos es ahora dueño de cerca del 10 % de las acciones de Intel, fabricante de microprocesadores, algunos economistas levantaron las cejas, sorprendidos ante el intervencionismo de la Casa Blanca en el mercado. La medida también

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Si compartes membresía de Amazon Prime con un familiar o amigo fuera de tu hogar, prepárate para pagar

Por Jordan Valinsky, CNN A partir del 1 de octubre, la compañía eliminará “Prime Invitee”, un programa que permitía a los miembros de Prime compartir el beneficio de envíos gratuitos con personas fuera de su hogar. En adelante, los clientes tendrán que suscribirse de manera individual a Prime para aprovechar el envío gratuito de Amazon.

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State AG’s office sues over ‘inhumane’ conditions at LA County jails

LOS ANGELES (KESQ) – The state Attorney General’s Office sued Los Angeles County and the sheriff’s department today alleging persistent unconstitutional and inhumane conditions inside the jail system, including lack of access to health care, rat and roach infestations and feces smeared on walls.   “We need comprehensive reform now, and that’s what this lawsuit is

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Morongo awards $40,000 in scholarships to four Native American students

MORONGO INDIAN RESERVATION, Calif. (KESQ) – A Banning area youth is among four Native American students statewide to have each received a $10,000 scholarship from the Morongo Band of Mission Indians near Palm Springs through the Tribe’s 20th Annual Rodney T. Mathews Jr. Scholarship Program. “The Rodney T. Mathews Jr. Scholarship reflects Morongo’s commitment to

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Former Cathedral City hot air balloon festival operator agrees to stop using city’s trademarks and logos

CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) – Fantasy Balloon Flights, the former operator of the Cathedral City International Hot Air Balloon Festival, has “disavowed the future use” of the city’s balloon festival name following a trademark lawsuit. The lawsuit centered on Fantasy Balloon Flights’ continued use of the “Cathedral City International Hot Air Balloon Festival” name to

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