Author: super@dmin
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Earnings Results: Amazon holiday earnings blow away expectations (thanks to Rivian), stock spikes
Amazon.com Inc. executives thought that supply-chain and staffing concerns could wipe away their holiday profit. They were wrong.
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: With Melinda French Gates striking out on her own, another high-profile divorce is unleashing billions in philanthropic dollars
Melinda French Gates and MacKenzie Scott each took control of their own sizable philanthropic endeavors in the wake of divorce.
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: Why do so many jobs in the U.S. remain unfilled? COVID-19 long haulers may be part of the answer
‘The magnitude of the numbers involved suggests that long Covid merits consideration in discussions about the labor shortage.’
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Deep Dive: Facebook is one of only four companies in the S&P 500 to make this remarkable achievement over the past 10 years — and its stock is already cheap
Facebook holding company Meta Platforms had a rough fourth-quarter earnings report, but there are silver linings as the company begins a multiyear transition.
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FA Center: The financial services business has a diversity problem. Here’s how to fix it.
Collective support, mentoring and education can encourage more minorities to become financial advisers.
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The Margin: MacKenzie Scott donates $133.5 million to the Communities in Schools program — the nonprofit’s largest unrestricted donation in its history
MacKenzie Scott has given away more than $8.5 billion to hundreds of nonprofits since her 2019 divorce from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos
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Realtor.com: An Astonishing Look Inside Alex Trebek’s Los Angeles Home—and How Much It’s Worth Today
Trebek’s heirs have decided to list the gated estate near Los Angeles for $6,995,000.
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The Moneyist: ‘We do not want him to receive anything from our estate’: How do we ensure our son-in-law does not get his hands on our money?
‘Our daughter is separated from her husband, and it doesn’t appear that they will be getting divorced.’
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The Conversation: Amid a global chip shortage, Intel is making less money — how did that happen?
The chip-making giant is a shadow of its former self.
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Cannabis Watch: Cannabis companies pivot to debt to raise capital as stock prices lag
Cannabis companies have been raising debt instead of issuing stock with Columbia Care and Trulieve as the latest examples.