Softbank Needs to Fire Son
It will be hard to dislodge Masayoshi Son because of his decades-long role at Softbank. It is time for the board to react, and react publicly.
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The Most Hated Airline in America
A recent analysis reveals which airline had the lowest customer satisfaction score.
Peloton Is Broken
How long can Peloton Interactive go on as a public corporation?
Beer Sales Explode
Typically, providers of inexpensive items that are part of people’s everyday lives do well in a recession. That includes beer.
Walmart CEO Makes 900 Times More Than Its Workers
A recent analysis reveals that the CEO of Walmart is paid over 930 times more its the average worker.
McDonald’s CEO Makes 1,200 Times Workers
A recent analysis reveals that the CEO of McDonald's is paid over 1,200 times more than the average company worker.
This CEO Makes 3,000 Times More Than His Workers
A recent analysis reveals that the CEO of this tech company makes over 3,300 times the median pay of the company's workers.
Lordstown Motors Gets Hammered
Investors in the struggling electric vehicle manufacturer, Lordstown Motors, were hoping for a reversal of fortune, but unfortunately, it appears the company is headed for bankruptcy. Lordstown recently received a delisting notice from Nasdaq,…
How to Break Up Google
The Justice Department is pursuing its case against Google’s dominance in the ad market, citing two key factors. Firstly, Google exerts excessive control over search engine ads. Secondly, it acts as an agent for…
Snap’s CEO Fails Again
Snap has turned in another horrible quarter, thanks to long-time CEO Evan Spiegel.
Bed Bath & Beyond Disappears
After over a year of struggle to stay in business, Bed Bath & Beyond has filed for bankruptcy. No one will save it by buying its assets. Its inventory will be liquidated, which means…
This Is The Most Popular Grocery Store In America
Grocery stores have been part of the American business landscape for decades. They mostly replaced the practice of individuals buying food directly from farmers. Their convenience was substantial and has been for a long…
America’s Worst Hotel
There are about 91,000 hotels in the U.S. It has been one of the most profitable parts of the travel industry for most of the last several decades. The COVID-19 pandemic nearly destroyed it.…
IBM’s Dismal Results
IBM has become a second-tier tech company, and its latest earnings show why.
Facebook to Hammer Workers Again
Facebook is preparing to lay off thousands more of its workers in April and May.