Who Owns Dave & Buster’s, the Publicly Traded Dining Chain?
Dave & Buster's is an entertainment and dining chain with locations throughout North America. Who owns the chain?
Company & Industry Overviews
Why There’s a Global Urea Shortage, Explained
The world is facing a urea shortage, causing ripple effects in trucking, food production, and other industries.
Why the Better.com SPAC Could Fail Amid Layoffs and Controversy
Vishal Garg, the CEO of Better.com, might have put his foot in his mouth. After laying off hundreds of employees over Zoom, the company's future SPAC is in question.
The Truth About High-Level Executive Resignations Amidst the Ghislaine Maxwell Trial
Amidst the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, rumors spread that several high-profile CEOs resigned, including Walmart’s CEO. But are the rumors true?
5 Top Metaverse Stocks As the Digital World Ignites
If you haven't heard of the metaverse by now, you might be living under a rock. Here are the five top stocks with the metaverse on lock.
Spotify Versus Spoken Giants: The Comedy Rift, Explained
Global rights firm Spoken Giants has a bone to pick with Spotify. Here's why Spoken Giants is causing Spotify to drop comedian audio like it's hot.
Berner Is the Genius Behind the Cookies Cannabis Brand
Music industry legend Berner owns Cookies, one of the world's largest cannabis brands. Here's more on the company.
Glorify Is on the Rise—Who Owns the Christian App?
Faith-based app Glorify is pairing venture capital with Christianity. Who owns Glorify and is it public? What's the outlook for the Christian app?
What to Expect with Twitter's Controversial Privacy Policy Changes
With Jack Dorsey on the outs, Twitter is making big changes, first and foremost to its privacy policy. Here's what to expect with Twitter's privacy policy changes.
Will Mark Zuckerberg and Marc Benioff Be the Next CEOs to Step Down?
Jack Dorsey’s exit from Twitter brings back the question of why CEOs are stepping down and whether Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg will be next.
What Happened to Facebook's Crypto Project? Latest Developments
David Marcus, Facebook's head of crypto, is stepping down from his role. What's happened to Facebook's crypto project? Is the project dead?
Elon Musk Warns Employees of a Potential SpaceX Bankruptcy
Elon Musk, the CEO and founder of SpaceX, warned employees in a company email that bankruptcy was possible if engine production doesn't speed up.
There’s a Nationwide Shortage of…Santas?—The Santa Shortage, Explained
Santa entertainers are in short supply this holiday season. Some have passed away from COVID-19, while others have left the industry.
Walmart CFO Brett Biggs Is Stepping Down, Replacement to Be Determined
Walmart announced that its current CFO, Brett Biggs, will be stepping down from the role. He will continue his duties until a successor is chosen in 2022.
Regeneron's Stock Forecast Is in Question as Omicron Variant Spreads
Regeneron stock could face more obstacles. Will the omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus redefine the pandemic's trajectory? What's the forecast for the stock?
Will Facebook Sell Giphy After U.K. Watchdog Organization's Order?
A U.K. competition watchdog company has ordered Facebook to sell Giphy due to concerns about limiting competition in social media and advertising.
Jack Dorsey Shifts His Focus to Square, Crypto Offerings Will Benefit
Jack Dorsey is leaving his role as the CEO of Twitter. Now, with just one CEO name under his belt, Square's crypto offerings could get an upgrade.
This Former Miss USA Owns the Miss USA Pageant
The Miss USA pageant, which was historically owned by the Miss Universe organization, has shifted ownership to Miss USA 2008 Crystle Stewart.
Uber Launches Marijuana Offering in Ontario Through UberEats
Uber has launched a new leg of its brand in Canada. Now, it's offering weed for pickup through UberEats in Ontario.
Discovery To Be New Owner of CNN After Merger With WarnerMedia
In a merger combining WarnerMedia with Discovery, CNN will soon be owned by Discovery.
Who Owns the LA Chargers? Spanos Family History and Turmoil
The LA Chargers are owned by Dean Spanos and the Spanos family following the passing of Alex and Faye Spanos in 2018.
Here's How You Can Visit Trump Winery in Charlottesville, Virginia
Trump winery is located in Charlottesville, Va.—not exactly in stereotypical wine country. Can you visit the winery?
2022 Is Around the Corner and So Is Another Round of IPOs
Several companies have hinted that they will be going public in 2022 including Stripe, Discord, and Impossible Foods.
How to Invest In Miso Robotics Private Stock, and Whether You Should
Miso Robotics is automating the food scene. Here's how to invest in the company's private stock and whether you should.
Is Television Network NewsNation Conservative or Liberal?
Who owns NewsNation? Though the network is marked as a nonpartisan outlet, people are beginning to wonder if it's biased.
Grammarly CEO Brad Hoover’s Net Worth and More
Grammarly is on the up-and-up and CEO Brad Hoover is profiting. What's Hoover's net worth as the editing platform soars to the top shelf of startups?
Papa Johns Is Rebranding Itself and Will Offer Drive-Thru Services
Papa John's is rebranding itself and will be making exciting changes including adding a drive-thru service.
Crypto.com Purchases Naming Rights to Staples Center in $700M Deal
One of the most well-known arenas will be changing its name in December. The Staples Center will be Crypto.com Arena.
Two Chinese Companies Own the New Alzheimer’s Nasal Vaccine
An Alzheimer's nasal vaccine is beginning its first human trial. Who owns the vaccine, and what's next for the research process?
Will Activision Blizzard Stock Delist Amid the Corporate Mayhem?
Activision Blizzard's work culture is only going downhill. Will Activision Blizzard stock (ATVI) delist amid the mayhem?
GE, JNJ, Toshiba Breakup: Is Big Tech Next?
GE's, Johnson & Johnson's, and Toshiba's breakups look to be models of conglomerate unwinding. Is Big Tech next?
Von Dutch: Hulu Documentary Explores Once Popular Fashion Brand
What happened to Von Dutch? A new Hulu documentary explores the drama behind the once popular fashion brand.
How Many Oil Pipelines Are in the U.S.? More Than Any Other Country
The U.S. has more oil pipelines than any other country. How many oil pipelines are in the U.S.? What's the largest one?
JPMorgan Suing Tesla Over Stock Warrant Incident
JPMorgan has opened a lawsuit against Tesla over a stock warrant incident that resulted in Elon Musk being charged with securities fraud.
Casper Is Going Private—What's Happening to Outstanding CSPR Shares?
Casper stock is going private thanks to one big buyer. What's happening to outstanding CSPR shares as a result?
It’s a Perfect Storm for Meat Prices, and They’re Unlikely To Come Down Soon
Inflation in the U.S. is on a rise, and high meat prices are boosting food costs. Why are meat prices so high?
Supersonic Boom CEO Blake Scholl to Be Featured on Upcoming "60 Minutes" Episode
Blake Scholl is the owner of Supersonic Boom, a company that's changing how we’ll travel in the future.
Boom Supersonic Isn’t a Publicly Traded Company—Yet
Boom Supersonic, founded by Blake Scholl in 2014, is not a publicly traded company, though the company could file for an IPO in the future.
Innovega Allows the Public to Participate in Crowdfund Offering
Innovega is bringing augmented and virtual reality to the medical industry with its innovative technology.
Is REEF Technology a Public Company? Lands Partnership With DJ Khaled
REEF Technology is a global leader in the restaurant industry that just got a deal with DJ Khaled. Will REEF go public?
Johnson & Johnson Will Split Its Company in Two, Segment Liabilities
Johnson & Johnson wants to focus on drugs. Does that mean it's going to split its company up?
MoviePass Is Coming Back—What Happened?
One of the founders of MoviePass has bought back the company. Here's what happened and why it's returning.
AstraZeneca Will Profit From Its COVID-19 Vaccine—Why It Matters
AstraZeneca plans to profit off its COVID-19 vaccine. Here's what that means and why it matters.
Gene Seroka Manages the Port of Los Angeles—the Busiest U.S. Port
Gene Seroka, the executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, will be interviewed by "60 Minutes" on Nov. 14.
Will Restaurant Workers Unionize? Starbucks Workers Hope So
Starbucks employees are trying to unionize. If they're successful, they could change the fate of restaurant workers forever.
Why the DOJ Is Suing Uber Over Disability Discrimination
Uber faces a disability discrimination lawsuit from the DOJ due to how it has been treating disabled passengers.
Who Makes the Gwyneth Paltrow Clothing Line? All About Goop
Goop is a lifestyle brand founded by Gwyneth Paltrow. It features wellness and beauty products and a clothing line.
Rumble Targets Amazon’s Cloud Business, YouTube Rivalry Heats Up
Investors want to know in who owns Rumble. The YouTube competitor is looking to expand into the cloud services business.
When Will Facebook Officially Become Meta on the Stock Market?
Facebook announced its name change to Meta Platforms in October and will change its stock ticker symbol on Dec. 1.
Should You Buy or Sell GE Stock Ahead of the Spin-Off?
GE is splitting into three unique companies. Here's what that means for your investment. Is GE stock a buy or sell?
