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Some $1,400 stimulus checks will be mailed payments. It’s not junk mail, so here’s how to make sure you don’t miss them

Finance
Getty ImagesNew $ 1,400 stimulus checks could be landing in your mailbox soon.Government agencies including the Treasury Department, IRS and Bureau of the Fiscal Service on Monday announced a second batch of payments will be sent this week.While that includes more direct deposit payments, it also includes a large number of mailed paper checks or prepaid debit cards."Since this new set of payments will include more mailed payments, we urge people to carefully watch their mail for a check or debit card in the coming weeks," IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig said in a statement.The third stimulus checks were authorized when the American Rescue Plan was passed earlier this month.The payments will include up to $ 1,400 per person, plus $ 1,400 per adult or child dependent, provided individuals a...
Asos buys Topshop, Topman and Miss Selfridge brands

Asos buys Topshop, Topman and Miss Selfridge brands

Business
PA MediaOnline fashion retailer Asos has bought the Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge and HIIT brands from failed retail group Arcadia in a deal worth £295m.Sir Philip Green's Arcadia group fell into administration in November last year, casting doubt over the future of its brands and 13,000 jobs.Asos is acquiring the stock and the brands. However, it is not taking on the stores. It is paying £265m for the brands and a further £30m for the stock. Asos chief executive Nick Beighton said: "The acquisition of these iconic British brands is a hugely exciting moment for Asos and our customers and will help accelerate our multi-brand platform strategy. "We have been central to driving their recent growth online and, under our ownership, we will develop them further, using our design, marketing, te...
ASOS on brink of sealing TopShop and Miss Selfridge takeover

ASOS on brink of sealing TopShop and Miss Selfridge takeover

Business
ASOS is this weekend on the brink of capping one of the most tumultuous months in the history of the British high street by sealing a deal worth nearly £300m to buy TopShop and Miss Selfridge.Sky News understands that the online fashion retailer hopes to sign an agreement with Arcadia Group's administrators ahead of a stock exchange announcement that could come as soon as Monday morning. Sources said on Saturday that the takeover of TopShop would cost ASOS approximately £250m, with the cost of stock adding roughly £40m to the purchase price.ASOS confirmed a Sky News report this week that it had become the frontrunner to buy the crown jewels in Sir Philip Green's former empire, which crashed into administration in November.By taking over TopShop, ASOS - which was founded under the name As S...
Arsenal news LIVE: Maitland-Niles to West Brom, Aubameyang, Partey and Smith Rowe could all miss Man United clash, Arteta eyes Odegaard long-term stay

Arsenal news LIVE: Maitland-Niles to West Brom, Aubameyang, Partey and Smith Rowe could all miss Man United clash, Arteta eyes Odegaard long-term stay

Sports
talkSPORT brings you the latest Arsenal transfer news, gossip and rumours with less than a week left of the transfer window. The Gunners are unbeaten in the Premier League since December 19 and moved up to eighth by beating Southampton 3-1 on Tuesday night, with Manchester United up next this weekend. Mesut Ozil is finally gone – signing for Fenerbahce after having his contract cancelled – while Martin Odegaard penned his loan deal with the Gunners on Wednesday. Follow our latest Arsenal updates below… Let's block ads! (Why?) talkSPORT
Northern lights a ‘big miss,’ US space forecaster says

Northern lights a ‘big miss,’ US space forecaster says

Technology
An initially promising U.S. forecast for the northern lights has gone bustByThe Associated PressDecember 10, 2020, 8:14 PM• 1 min readShare to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail this articlePORTLAND, Maine -- An initially promising U.S. forecast for the northern lights has gone bust.Stargazers in the continental 48 states have essentially zero chance of seeing the astronomical phenomenon this week, the head of operations at the U.S. government's space weather prediction center said Thursday.Curtains of color paint the night sky when the northern lights, or aurora borealis, are visible. Some early reports had suggested they would be viewable as far south as Illinois this week.Robert Rutledge, the lead of operations at the Space Weather Prediction Center, said the agency had high hopes for Thursd...