Who will be scrambling for their shorts when the SPAC high tide rolls out? Celebrities are piling in and retail traders are pumping, but it's only a matter of time before the bubble pops. Some investors aren't going to like how things look when SPACs go splat. Christie Smythe 3.16.21 1:37 PM
Movie theaters are reopening, but AMC's post-pandemic recovery will be an uphill battle Movie theaters are welcoming back viewers, with AMC announcing that roughly 527 out of its 589 national theaters are now open. Julia Gray 3.12.21 5:00 PM
Robinhood is about to go public on the Nasdaq. Here’s why it’s so popular — and hated by — investors The trading platform is estimated to be worth $40 billion ahead of its public debut. Here's everything you need to know. Ivan De Luce 3.12.21 3:00 PM
Paper Source ordered a ton of stationery from hundreds of independent designers—then it filed for bankruptcy Designers say the announcement came on the heels of an unprecedented uptick in wholesale orders by the company with expedited delivery deadlines. Now they fear they will never get paid. Natalie Wallington 3.10.21 8:50 PM
HuffPost’s latest round of layoffs may stem from BuzzFeed’s plateau HuffPost is losing money, but Buzzfeed may be laying off HuffPost employees to stem its own decline. Ivan De Luce 3.9.21 10:04 PM
Disney Stores are getting shut down — but they've been declining for years Although the company’s decision to axe it's storefronts seems like a major step towards its digital-first strategy, Disney Stores have been on the decline for some time now. Danny Konstantinovic 3.5.21 5:00 PM