Poison pills usually work, but Elon Musk appears undeterred. AP Photo/Ringo H.W. ChiuTakeovers are usually friendly affairs. Corporate executives engage in top-secret talks, with one company or group of investors making a bid for another business.
Replacing ships like the Moskva will be pricey. The flagship of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet recently sank after suffering damage.
Twitter may not be a darling of Wall Street, but it occupies a unique place in the social media landscape. AP Photo/Richard DrewTwitter has been in the news a lot lately, albeit for the wrong reasons. Its stock growth has languished and the platform itself has largely remained the same since its founding in 2006.
Buffalo Bills owners Kim and Terry Pegula received a sweetheart deal from the state to finance their new stadium.
Musk argues Twitter is better off in private hands – his.
Shutterstock/Ivan MarcIn a busy start to April 2022 for the British chancellor, Rishi Sunak announced his intention to make the UK a “global hub for cryptoassets technology”.
Brands spend billions on the environment and the common good. onurdongel/iStock via Getty Images PlusThe Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.
The big idea
Making connections with people in online events requires planning and a proactive attitude. SwitchedDesign | ShutterstockOn paper, networking is a relatively simple task. Mingle with like-minded professionals while sipping wine and you greatly increase your chances of landing a coveted role, or building your dream career.
Photobank.kiev.ua / ShutterstockIf you could take work-life balance to its most literal extreme, what would it look like? That’s the central theme of Severance, the sci-fi series that has just finished airing on Apple TV.
Examples of 'bad ads' found on the web: clickbait articles, potentially unwanted programs, miracle weight loss supplements, gross-out images, and investment pitches. Screenshot by Eric ZengSketchy ads, like those for miracle weight loss pills and suspicious-looking software, sometimes appear on legitimate, well-regarded websites. It turns out that most websites don’t actually decide who gets to show ads to their viewers. Instead, most sites outsource this task to a complex network of advertising tech companies that do the work of figuring out which ads are shown to each particular person.
