Fed president Neel Kashkari tears into 'giant garbage dumpster' cryptocurrencies: Ben Winck
Fed president Neel Kashkari tears into 'giant garbage dumpster' cryptocurrencies
Airbnb reportedly lost money in 2019, possibly impacting IPO plans - Business Insider: Tyler Sonnemaker
The Wall Street Journal reported that Airbnb lost $322 million, which could worry investors wary of IPOs from money-losing businesses.
Lyft earnings: Results top Wall Street expectations, but stock falls - Business Insider: Graham Rapier
Lyft's results come a week after Uber said it would turn a profit this year, much sooner than previously anticipated.
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian lays out plan to take on AWS, Microsoft - Business Insider: Rosalie Chan
Kurian compared the cloud wars to the Super Bowl playoffs between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Houston Texans, where there was a major turnaround.
There are 607 billionaires in the United States, and only 5 of them are black - Business Insider: Taylor Nicole Rogers
The lack of diversity in the three-comma club highlights the growing wealth gap between black and white Americans.
Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, S20 Ultra compared specs, camera, 5G - Business Insider: Antonio Villas-Boas
Each Samsung Galaxy S20 has the same core specs and features, but they all differ in one way or the other.
EquityBee helps startup employees to exercise their stock options - Business Insider: Benjamin Pimentel
The EquityBee platform helps startup employees exercise their stock options. The startup used this pitch deck to raise funding.
DOJ vets react to senior leaders intervening on Roger Stone sentence - Business Insider: Sonam Sheth
The DOJ's reversal comes after President Trump called the initial recommendation "horrible and unfair"
Bill Simmons sold The Ringer to Spotify for reported $250 million - Business Insider: Paige Leskin
The Ringer, which has more than 40 podcast titles, was founded in 2016 by ESPN sports journalist Bill Simmons.
FTC looking at past acquisitions by Amazon, Facebook, Google, others - Business Insider: Tyler Sonnemaker
The agency said it sent letters to Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft for information on previously unreported purchases.
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Dogecoin is more transparent than the Fed.
Doge is going to .01 this year.
How will that chap his ass when the kids trust dogecoin more than the fed?