Women’s Rights Activist Target McDonald’s Shareholders
A coalition of women's activist groups is raising the pressure on McDonald's to do more to end sexual harassment at the company's restaurants.
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If Uber Loses $1 Billion, Can It Be Worth $62 Billion?
Uber's valuation raises concerns once again whether companies with huge losses can be worth huge sums.
Workers File Harassment, Retaliation Charges Against McDonald’s
McDonald's workers from nine cities on Tuesday filed charges of harassment and retaliation against the company. Similar charges were first filed two years ago.
New Long Lines at Starbucks and Customer Service
Starbucks has opened its bathrooms to anyone who wants to use them. That may be hard on customer service and undermine the Starbucks experience.
Poverty Wages for Uber Drivers
A new study shows that Uber drivers make less per hour that the most junior employees at Walmart and McDonald's, putting many of them below the poverty line.
Another Case for Shuttering Post Offices
No one wants to see tens of thousands of postal employees put out of work, or small local offices that may have been existence for decades closed for good.
US Postal Service Lost $1.3 Billion in Fiscal Q2
The U.S. Postal Service reported a fiscal second-quarter loss of $1.3 billion this morning, more than double the size of the year-ago loss. It was not Amazon's fault.
How Amazon Is Saving Sears
Sears saw its shares make an unprecedented gain after it was announced that the retailer would be collaborating with Amazon.com to provide full-service tire installation and balancing.
How Square Is Breaking Even Further Into the Restaurant Business
According to the firm, Square for Restaurants is Square’s most sophisticated software solution yet, enabling fast, accurate operations for both the front and back of the house.
Can Match Earnings Survive Facebook’s Impending Expansion?
Match is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly results after the markets close on Tuesday, and the consensus forecast calls for year-over-growth.
Amazon’s Board: Obscure and Rich
Jeff Bezos is the only member of Amazon's management or the board who is a household name. The board is loaded with obscure people.
What Analysts Are Saying About Zillow After Earnings
The initial reaction after Zillow released its most recent quarterly results on Monday was fairly negative, but the stock seems to have evened out and there have been some downgrades, as well as price…
Why Blink Charging Shares Exploded
Blink Charging shares absolutely exploded to start out the week after it was announced that the firm would be partnering with Amazon.com.
Arizona Says No to Paying Taxes With Cryptocurrencies
The Arizona state senate gave up on an effort to allow state taxpayers to pay their tax bills with cryptocurrency. The state's revenue department may, however, keep chasing a solution.
Why Wingstop Earnings Are Flying High
Restaurant operator Wingstop released better-than-expected quarterly results before the markets opened on Friday.