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Company & Industry Overviews
Royal Caribbean Won't Require COVID-19 Vaccines at Certain Ports
Royal Caribbean and other cruise lines are easing their COVID-19 vaccine rules, which will allow passengers at certain ports to board unvaccinated passengers.
Zantac Lawsuits Drive Big Pharma Stocks Down — Who Owns the Drug?
Sanofi owns the rights to Zantac. However, several companies, including Pfizer, have marketed the product in the past. Here's what know about the drug and its lawsuits.
Domino’s Didn’t Take Off in Italy, Franchiser Closes Restaurants
Domino's, which had opened around 33 restaurants in Italy, has closed all of its locations. The franchise owner discovered that Italians prefer local pizza.
Angela Yee Has Built a Business Empire — Diversity Is a Key Concept
Angela Yee is a radio host and co-owner of three businesses including a coffee shop, juice shop, and hair products company. She isn't done yet though.
Signet Acquires Online Jeweler Blue Nile Hoping To Attract a Younger Crowd
Signet recently acquired Blue Nile in an all-cash deal worth $360 million. Its seems Blue Nile is worth the investment. But is the company legit?
Meet Jake Paul’s Betting Platform Betr — Is It a Scam or Legit?
Controversial internet personality and boxer Jake Paul has launched a new betting platform, Betr. Is it a scam or legit? Here's what we know.
Issey Miyake Built an Impressive Net Worth as a Fashion Designer
Issey Miyake, Japanese fashion designer, has died at age 84. Who owns the Issey Miyake design house?
SoftBank Bankruptcy Isn't Inevitable, Vision Fund Posts $21.6B Losses
Japanese conglomerate SoftBank is down — but is it out? Here’s where SoftBank’s woes stem from and whether the company will face bankruptcy.
Is Infowars Really Bankrupt? Alex Jones Files for Chapter 11 Again
Are Alex Jones companies like Inforwars really bankrupt? Jones has made numerous attempts to file for bankruptcy and it seems he did so to avoid paying damages.
Lowe's Owns and Sells Kobalt Tools, Products Are Made in China
Kobalt, one of Lowe's biggest tool brands, makes products such as drills and saws. Who makes Kobalt tools for Lowe's? Kobalt isn't made in the U.S.
What Happens When Thoma Bravo Buys Your Company?
Private equity firm Thoma Bravo makes a business out of buying companies — but what does it mean for acquired brands after the deal gets finalized?
Candy Funhouse Job Opening — Taste Candy From the Comfort of Your Home
Candy Funhouse is looking to hire a Chief Candy Officer and is paying up to $78,000 for the role. Let's look at the requirements and how to apply.
Bolt Mobility Is MIA, Leaving Its E-Scooters To Litter Cities
Usain Bolt’s e-scooter rental company, Bolt Mobility, has abruptly halted services in various cities, leaving its rentals to litter the streets.
The Zero-Gravity Nuzzle Pillow May Be MyPillow’s Biggest Competitor Yet
Nuzzle, a pillow company, claims its product is made with the same material that NASA uses in its spacesuits. Who owns Nuzzle?
The Search for a New Tinder CEO Is On
After less than a year as Tinder's CEO, Renate Nyborg is stepping down. The company will search for her replacement.
Jeff Bezos Still Owns Amazon, Holds 9.8% Stake in the Company
It has now been over a year since Jeff Bezos stepped down as Amazon’s CEO. Why did Bezos step down and does he still own Amazon?
Shark Tank Update: Pop Pacifier Went From Making $100K to $1M in Sales
The Pop Pacifier appeared on Season 9, Episode 19 of ABC’s 'Shark Tank.' It went from making $100,000 during its first four months in business to making $1 million.
Will Google Be Next to Do Massive Company Layoffs? Concerns Grow
What are the signs that a company will be doing layoffs? Those signs may be good to know as some wonder if Google will do layoffs next.
Paper Shortage Persists in 2022, Leaves Manfacturers Scrambling
The paper shortage hasn't let up yet. Industries are scrambling to meet demand and keep up with supply. When will the paper shortage end?
JetBlue and Spirit Want to Merge, Department of Justice Has the Final Say
JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines have reached a merger agreement. But the Department of Justice may not permit it as it cracks down on mergers due to antitrust laws.
Why TikTok Has Raised National Security Concerns
TikTok is among the most popular social media apps in the U.S. Is the company owned by the Chinese government?
These Companies Are the Top Guns When It Comes to Firearms
Firearms are some people's pride and joy, whether they're for casual or military purposes. Which gun companies make the most money?
Who Owns the Mega Millions Lottery? Jackpot Is Over $1 Billion
The Mega Millions occasionally makes people millionaires and changes their lives forever. Who owns the Mega Millions company? The jackpot continues to increase.
3M Follows Growing Trend Amid Upcoming Healthcare Spin-Off
3M is joining the clique of public companies spinning off into separate entities. Here are the details on 3M’s healthcare spin-off.
Ever Done an Ancestry Test? Blackstone Might Have Access to Your Data
People are concerned about the data they've given Ancestry, especially now that the genealogy company is in Blackstone's hands. Why did the investment firm buy Ancestry?
10 Companies That Went Public 20 Years Ago — How Are They Doing Now?
These tk companies all had their IPO in 2002. See who is still going strong 20 years later, who went private again, and who vanished like dust in the wind after promising debuts
Boeing Workers Reject Deal, Will Go on Strike Starting August 1
About 2,500 Boeing defense workers have decided to go on strike as they rejected the company’s offer. What are Boeing striking workers’ demands?
Amazon Leadership Principles: Cornerstones of Job Interview Questions
Amazon Leadership Principles are a cornerstone of job interview questions at the Jeff Bezos company. Here's what we know about the questions.
Who Owns 23andMe? Company Accused of Selling Users' Data
U.S. Representative Jason Crow has cautioned people against sharing their health data with 23andMe. Who owns 23andMe and does the company sells users' data?
Hyundai Subsidiary SMART Alabama LLC Caught Using Child Labor
An Alabama-based subsidiary of Hyundai has been caught using child labor. Here are the details — and whether Hyundai is at fault.
The NBA's 76ers Are Leaving the Wells Fargo Center, Their Longtime Home Arena
The NBA's 76ers have announced plans to build a new arena and move there in the next ten years. Who owns their current home arena, the Wells Fargo Center?
Airbnb Co-Founder Joe Gebbia Is Stepping Down — Here’s Why
Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia is stepping down from his full-time role. Here’s the scoop.
Rivian’s Output—What the Company Is Worth and How Many Cars It Has Sold
Rivian is trying to become a force in the EV industry. How many cars has it sold, and what's the company worth?
DUDE Wipes Has Wiped ‘Billions of Butts’ — Details on Net Worth
After appearing on 'Shark Tank' in 2015, DUDE Wipes watched its sales rise from $250,000 to $40 million by 2020. How's the company doing today?
Toys "R" Us Is Back and Making a Splash With Its Macy's Partnership
Just four years after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Toys "R" Us is coming back again and hoping to stay, and this time they have partnered with Macy's.
What Better.com Did Wrong To Invite an SEC Investigation
Where did Better.com go wrong? After mass layoffs and executive controversy, Better.com is back in the limelight—this time for an SEC investigation.
Three Synthetic Biology Companies You’ve Never Heard of
The prospects for synthetic biology companies are bright, and some are set to dominate the sector. What are the best synthetic biology stocks to buy now?
Hundreds of Women File Sexual Assault Cases Against Uber
Over 550 women are a part of a civil lawsuit against Uber for not doing enough to prevent drivers from committing sexual assault against passengers.
Starbucks Closing Stores Due to Safety Concerns — What Does That Mean?
Starbucks has announced closures of 16 stores in several U.S. cities, citing safety concerns. Some workers believe it to be an attempt to punish unionizing stores.
New Documentary Charts the Rise and Fall of Victoria’s Secret
Is Victoria’s Secret going out of business? A “challenging environment” awaits VS&Co in 2022, and now there’s a damning new TV doc about the company.
How Costco Makes Most of Its Money — Not From Its Hot Dogs
Costco CEO Craig Jelinek says the big box retailer won't increase the price of its hot dogs. So, how does Costco make money? Here's what we know.
Investors Wonder if Palihapitiya’s IPOF and IPOD Could Follow in PSTH’s Exit
Like Bill Ackman's PSTH SPAC, Chamath Palihapitiya’s IPOF and IPOD face deadlines to close deals or dissolve.
TGI Fridays Restaurants Are Still Around, but for How Long?
TGI Fridays used to be a popular restaurant chain, but now, hundreds of locations have closed down. What happened to TGI Fridays?
Leaked Uber Files: What the Revelation Means for the Rideshare App
Hundreds of thousands of confidential documents from Uber Technologies (UBER) have been leaked. Here’s what the bombshell means.
What's Happening with GameStop? Stock Split, Layoffs, and More
The news just keeps coming for GameStop (GME), which announced major layoffs and fired its chief financial officer amid a stock split.
The History of Snap, Inc, From Picaboo to Present
Like many tech giants, Snap had humble beginnings. Here's a full timeline of Snapchat's 11-year history, including a big lawsuit with cofounder Reggie Brown.
The Company Behind Myrkl, the World’s First Hangover Pill
Researchers claim to have created a hangover-curing pill, which they've named Myrkl. Here’s the company behind it and who’s investing.
Carbon Removal Versus Carbon Capture: What’s the Difference?
Carbon removal and carbon capture are different beasts. Here’s how they work and help the planet. Let's see how they are both different.
Nathan’s Hot Dogs Is Owned by Subsidiary of Chinese Firm
Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs is a global brand that launched in 1916 in Coney Island as a family business. Today, the brand is is owned by Smithfield, a subsidiary of WH Group.