Lyft becomes the first hail-hoist company to go public, beating Uber

[ad_1] Lyft filed Friday IPO filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, beating its main rival Uber in the race to become the first application-based telemarketing company to be made public. The company, which started as a university carpooling service in 2007, called Zimride, claims to have reached 39% market share in the United States … Read more

Turner Network executives invited to stay the course after Levy and Plepler News

[ad_1] With the shift to WarnerMedia, symbolized by President Turner's double exit David Levy, and HBO leader Richard Plepler, senior management teams are advised to stay on the job and not panic during restructuring of the organization. According to some sources, today's conversations have not taken the form of large-scale public meetings, but rather small … Read more

What's Changing Markets Today: Live Updates – CNN

[ad_1] What's Changing the Markets Today: CNN Live Updates Stocks – Gap, surge in pre-market market prices; Tesla sinks Investing.com Foot Locker Sprint Earnings On rising sales in comparable stores; Foot Locker Stock is flying for investors' business Stocks register the biggest fluctuations at midday: Gap, Tesla, L Brands & more CNBC Foot Locker Releases … Read more

Victoria's Secret will close dozens of stores

[ad_1] (Newser) – Victoria's Secret apparently operates under the mantra "if it's not broken, do not fix it", which meant for its specific goals continue to promote its brand through a crowned campaign successful models and push-up celebrity bras. Except now, it seems that the business model can be broken, and Forbes Asked about the … Read more

Acquisition of Celgene: Why will the biggest shareholders in Bristol fight to break the contract?

[ad_1] Three of Bristol-Myers SquibbThe biggest lenders (BMY) are struggling to finance the acquisition of Celgene, amounting to $ 74 billion, an analyst said Friday. X Over the past week, Wellington Management, an investment management firm, and activist investor Starboard Value have spoken out against the Celgene (CELG). The duo thinks the merger is risky … Read more

FDA warns Canadian company against "potentially dangerous" drug distribution in the United States

[ad_1] An unapproved new drug has not yet been approved by the FDA. A mislabelled medicine does not carry adequate instructions for its intended use, nor adequate warnings concerning its use. CanaRx helps residents of the United States purchase drugs from pharmacies in Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom, according to its website. The company … Read more

Lynne Patton used the Cohen hearing as a reality TV audition: WaPo

[ad_1] Lynne Patton, an official from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, whose presence at the hearings of Michael Cohen on Wednesday sparked controversy, used the audience as an opportunity to make themselves known on television, The Washington Post reported on Friday. Cohen's hearing took a turn for the worse when Congressman Rashida Tlaib … Read more

Amazon's Dash buttons are no longer

[ad_1] Amazon has stopped selling Dash buttons, the $ 5 plastic chips that Prime customers could use to instantly rearrange basic household items, CNET announced Thursday. The Dash buttons were launched in 2015 and, at the time of their demise, there were hundreds of options. Stick a Tide button on your washing machine and instantly … Read more

The Bristol-Myers merger could depend on Wall Street's loudest whispers

[ad_1] Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), which is trying to convince its shareholders to support the $ 74-billion Celgene acquisition project (CELG), could scuttle its project by two highly influential financial advisers. ISS and Glass Lewis, two global companies that make recommendations to institutional investors, have not yet considered the potential merger. Together, they claim a shareholder … Read more