Author: super@dmin
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: Jeff Bezos suggests D.C. public library honor his ‘dear friend’ Toni Morrison instead of him after public outcry
Bezos donated $2.7 million for a literacy program that could reach an estimated 42,000 children.
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: California to end strict indoor mask mandate Feb. 15 as COVID cases decline
California will end its strict indoor mask requirement next week, after seeing a sharp decrease in COVID-19 cases in recent weeks.
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: Nvidia calls off $40 billion acquisition of Arm: report
Nvidia Corp. is giving up on its attempt to acquire chip designer Arm Ltd. from Softbank Group Corp., according to a Monday report.
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MemeMoney: Trump-related SPACs surge, then fall, as retail investors have their own Joe Rogan experience
SPACs associated with Rumble and Trump Media & Technology Group were soaring into the final hour of Monday’s trading thanks to Joe Rogan’s issues with Spotify.
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: Flexible office space, beaten down by pandemic, are now ripe for recovery, CBRE says
Flexible U.S. office space is poised for a rebound this year after shrinking by an estimated 12.2 million square feet since mid-2020, according to a new report from CBRE Global.
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Key Words: Neil Young urges Spotify workers to quit ‘before it eats up your soul’
Rock legend Neil Young is urging musicians to ditch Spotify Technology SA, and is urging Spotify employees to find new jobs.
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Personal Finance Daily: Pregnant women who contract COVID-19 are more likely to develop serious complications and the cost of car insurance is going up too—here’s why
Monday’s top personal finance stories.
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Dow Jones Newswires: Tenet Healthcare Q4 profit slides
Tenet Healthcare Corp.’s profit dropped in the fourth quarter after revenue and grant income related to the Covid-19 pandemic declined.
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Crypto: Crypto is volatile, but KPMG Canada just added bitcoin and ether to its balance sheet. Here’s why
KPMG in Canada has added an unknown amount of bitcoin and ether to its corporate balance sheet.
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: Nvidia becomes 7th-largest U.S. company as it passes Facebook owner Meta for the first time
Nvidia Corp. became the seventh-largest U.S. company Monday as it overtook Facebook-parent Meta Platforms Inc. for the first time.