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MGM Hack Exposes Social Security Numbers
For more than a decade, Americans have worried that hacks of big companies might expose some of their confidential data.
Bill Ford’s $17 Million Payday
The wealth of Ford Executive Chair Bill Ford is almost beyond imagining.
MGM’s $8 Million Cyberattack Loss
The problem of ransomware attacks will get worse, perhaps much worse, as cybercriminals become more skilled and daring.
Ford CEO Searches for UAW
A strike is coming. The two sides are too far apart to agree on a new contract.
Starbucks’ 40,000 Store Goal
Starbucks started with one store. Today, it has nearly 38,000. Based on its expansion rate, that should reach 40,000 within a year or two. Starbucks may be the most famous fast food chain in…
How to Break Amazon Into Pieces
Big American companies have been broken up in the past. Amazon may be next.
Walmart’s 82-Year Old Employee
While Walmart does not have many workers over 80, but there may be more in the future.
Morning Blast: Should Reporting of Corporate Climate Damage Be Mandatory?
Standardizing a metric and mandating reporting of corporate greenhouse gas emissions could provide significant benefits to people in general and investors in particular.
Peloton Needs to Fire Its CEO
Peloton has gone through every trick it can find to improve results and nothing has worked. Who is to blame?
Norway Wants Women on Boards
Norway's sovereign wealth fund wants more women on boards and for boards to cut “excessive” executive pay.
Morning Blast: Iger’s Plan for Disney: Be Like Netflix
Disney posted an adjusted profit in June quarter, but it was based on a large impairment charge and cost savings. The plan actually to post a profit is simple: be more like Netflix.
Beyond Meat Collapses
Beyond Meat started with such promise. What happened?
iPhone’s $40 Billion Quarter
When will a next-generation iPhone fail to draw the tens of millions of customers investors expect?
Samsung Beats Apple
Apple does not just have to worry about whether people want a new iPhone. They have to worry about Samsung.