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Dark Secrets You Never Knew About the Rockefeller Family
When John D. Rockefeller died in 1937, his assets totaled 1.5% of U.S. economic production. As John’s legacy grew, his family became one of the most powerful in the world. We may never know the Rockefellers’ exact worth, but we can…
Fast-growing sales tech startup Highspot leases big Seattle waterfront office with room for 800 people
Highspot, the modern sales enablement solution that sales reps love, empowers companies to deliver a better buyer experience and win more business by solving crucial needs for sales, sales enablement, and marketing teams. As the highest…
3M Stock Crashed After Earnings, but One Director Just Bought Shares
3M stock (ticker: MMM) tumbled on April 26 to close with a 13% drop after the conglomerate missed first-quarter earnings estimates, slashed guidance, and said it would cut 2,000 jobs in a restructuring. CEO Mike Roman said the quarter…
Verizon Loses Wireless Phone Customers
Verizon Communications Inc.’s core wireless business lost lucrative phone customers in the first quarter, as it offered fewer promotions and focused on upgrading to a faster 5G network. The carrier said it lost a net 44,000 postpaid phone…
Coca-Cola funds health research—and can kill the studies it doesn’t like
Coca-Cola has spent millions of dollars on scientific research in the past decade, and the funds they provide have led to hundreds of scientific studies. In 2016, the company released a list of principals for research that it funds after…