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Aflac, Inc. is a holding company, which engages in the provision financial protection services. It operates through the Aflac Japan and Aflac United States (U.S.) segments. The Aflac Japan segment offers life insurance, death benefits, and cash surrender values. The Aflac U.S. segment sells voluntary supplemental insurance products for people who already have major medical or primary insurance coverage. The company was founded by John Amos, Daniel Paul Amos, and William Amos on November 17, 1955 and is headquartered in Columbus, GA.
Following the demise of award-winning site The Nib, two former contributors are keeping graphic journalism and nonfiction storytelling alive with an innovative new model.
Bluesky which was developed by Twitter in 2019 has become one of the fastest growing apps as users become disenchanted with X in the aftermath of the election.
This Christmas, UK retailers are counting on a record £88.3 billion of spending to help them recover after yet another tumultuous year and a challenging budget announc...
MLB playoff shares must be paid within 30 days of the end of the World Series, so players, coaches, and support staff will be soon be getting checks in their mailboxes.
Thursday’s Paul Mescal lookalike contest in Dublin was the first of many upcoming celebrity lookalike competitions to be held after the viral Timothée Chalamet contest in New York.
A week after not playing a down, New England Patriots wide receiver Kendrick Bourne caught five passes for a team-high 70 yards and his first touchdown of the season.
The “Dancing With the Stars” semi-finals are almost here. Check out the songs and dances each couple will perform during tomorrow night’s exciting episode.
Trump is expected to make Matt Gaetz his attorney general and Marco Rubio his secretary of state, and place Tulsi Gabbard, Kristi Noem and Stephen Miller in key posts.
With JPMorgan leading the list, the United States has widened its lead as home to the world's biggest companies according to Forbes’ annual Global 2000 ranking. Strong U.S. markets should be thanked.
