Restaurants Turn to Robots Amid Labor Shortage | May 2022

These “steel-collar” workers are used in numerous applications by companies around the world.

U.S.-listed Chinese Companies May Be Delisted | May 2022

The United States and China have been engaged in a decades-long auditing dispute over Chinese companies listed on U.S. stock exchanges.

Inside Peloton’s Sprint to Find Growth | April 2022

Learn about Peloton's rise and fall, and what the company has planned for the future.

Now Streaming: Netflix Fights for Dominance in India | April 2022

Netflix, the world’s largest streaming service with more than 222 million subscribers, continues to grow steadily, looking beyond mature markets for growth opportunities.

Crypto Heist: Hackers Steal Millions from Blockchain Bridge | April 2022

In one of the biggest cryptocurrency breaches to date, hackers stole more than $600 million.

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Employees Resist Return to the Office | March 2022

The work-from-home trend was fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic but continues to be effective for many firms.

Nasdaq Confirms Bear Market | March 2022

Nasdaq enters its first bear market since the onset of the COVID-19.

Corporations Exit Russia Amid Ukraine Crisis | March 2022

Many consumer brands and industry groups have shown their support for Ukraine by aiding refugees and cutting off business with Russia.

Big Game 2022 Ads Score a Touchdown with Humor, Optimism, and Heartfelt Moments | February 2022

Activist Investors Call for Breakup of Shell, the Greenest Big Oil Company | February 2022

Royal Dutch Shell PLC is considered to be the greenest big oil company due to its efforts to reduce emissions and adjust its strategic direction relative to its competitors

Inside the Meme Stock Meltdown | February 2022

Day trading—speculating on securities within the same trading day—has become popular in recent years with many young investors.

Women Investors Outperform Men, According to Study | January 2022

According to a recent study, women are outperforming men when investing which poses a significant opportunity for many wealth management firms.

Sustainable Fashion Brand Another Tomorrow Considers Workers and the Planet | January 2022

Some people believe the fashion industry cannot be sustainable and that fast fashion is here to stay. One company, Another Tomorrow has other ideas.

Merger and Acquisition Deal Making Hits Record High | January 2022

With the rise in confidence in the economy alongside the pressure to grow from investors, 2021 saw a 64% global increase in closed deals.

Investors Get Behind New CO2 “Vacuum Cleaners” | December 2021

A technology known as direct air capture is being championed for vacuuming carbon out of the atmosphere, and investors are on board.

The IRS Seizes More than a Billion Dollars Worth of Cryptocurrency | December 2021

For many years the U.S. Government has seized, stockpiled, and sold cryptocurrencies linked to cybercrime. Over the years the amount obtained has increased and in 2020 over $1 Billion has been seized.

The World’s Oldest Coin Mint Is Discovered in China | December 2021

Archaeologists discovered the world’s oldest known coin mint in Guanzhuang, China. The coin dates between 640 and 550 B.C.E. and shifts what we know about the history of money.

Grant Thornton Invests in Innovative Technology to Improve Ledger Analysis | December 2021

Grant Thornton, one of the world’s largest accounting networks, was awarded a patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for innovative technology that enhances general ledger analysis.