- December 5, 2024
Fintech unicorn Stash laid off 40% of its workforce after CEO left
On Oct. 8, fintech unicorn Stash announced that its cofounders, who started the company in 2015 and had their roles reduced last year, were returning
Stellantis CEO Tavares quits and hands over to interim committee
Stellantis NV Chief Executive Officer Carlos Tavares, known for his cost-cutting drive, stepped down from the automaker following a dispute with the board over how
Russian central bank moves to halt collapsing ruble amid inflation
In a bid to stave off red-hot inflation, Russia’s central bank halted all foreign currency purchases for the remainder of the year, while actively selling
Trump’s World Liberty Financial gets $30 million from Justin Sun
The controversial China-born crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun has invested $30 million in President-elect Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial, making him the largest investor in the
Trump team prepares to announce Scott Bessent as Treasury pick
President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team is preparing to announce that he has selected Scott Bessent, who runs macro hedge fund Key Square Group, as the
A teen boy has been removed from a private school after fake images of nude female students appeared in a chat room
Images that depict the faces of girls with nude bodies have led to the departure of leaders from a private school in Pennsylvania, prompted a
Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight draws 65 million viewers at peak
Netflix Inc.’s foray into live sports streaming with the boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul drew a massive global audience that peaked at
EV adoption to skyrocket as battery tech evolves: Sion Power CEO
I have long believed in electric vehicles. It started with my fascination with technology and with the amazing driving experience that EVs offer: the smooth
Tesla stock short-sellers just lost more than $5 billion
Since Donald Trump’s election win, the hedge funds clinging on to bets against Tesla Inc. have lost billions of dollars, as they feel the fallout
Jack Dorsey’s Block ordered employees not to mention Jay-Z
Employees at financial tech firm Block have been ordered by executives not to discuss a prominent board member: rapper Jay-Z. Staffers have recently received “stern