America's General Electric company is a historic and storied conglomerate whose stock used to be one of the most commonly-held stocks in the US.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk lost roughly $50 billion of his wealth in a single week in November 2021 after a Twitter poll about selling Tesla stock. The largest single-week wealth movement on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index up to that point — and one of the clearest cases of founder-channel risk concentration.
Oil prices have been on a steady climb for some time now, and they rose again on Tuesday in response to new measures by the United States.
JetBlue Airways was launched in 2000 as the customer-experience low-cost carrier. Twenty-six years later, the brand is defined by three structural events — the 2007 Valentine's Day meltdown, the 2023 NEA strikedown, and the 2024 Spirit block. The EPR master file on Joanna Geraghty's standalone JetForward reset.
Grubhub and DoorDash are food delivery platforms under the scrutiny of investigators in Chicago for a year over several violations.
Facebook continues to navigate substantial recent challenges following the Australian News Media Bargaining Code situation. The Code mechanics, the Facebook initial response including the February 2021 news removal, the international press response, the subsequent negotiation dynamics, and the broader international regulatory implications.
Actor Johnny Depp is back in the news as one of the court proceedings related to his ongoing feud with ex-wife, Amber Heard, has ended.
A college football brawl breaks out. The head coach speaks before counsel clears the statement. The Gators-Tigers crisis communications breakdown — and the modern playbook every athletic department now runs.
Amazon opened the first Amazon Fresh grocery store in Woodland Hills, California in September — the most ambitious physical retail move Amazon has made since the 2017 Whole Foods acquisition. The Dash Cart technology, the Prime integration, and what the broader U.S. grocery category should watch.
Data from Strategy + Business revealed that in 2019, nearly half the S&P 500 companies they polled had diverse professionals on staff.