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 Markets
Burger King and Suitsupply see surging social media engagement following risky ad campaigns Suitsupply's pageviews rose over 600% after it revealed an orgiastic ad campaign. Burger King's International Women's Day tweet earned the company new followers. Julia Gray 3.9.21 7:00 PM Innovation
Social media saw the collapse of Fry's Electronics coming a long time ago The end of Fry’s should come as no surprise — the electronics chain was known for its bad customer service, empty shelves, and faulty products. Ivan De Luce 2.24.21 5:00 PM Tech
Lucid Motors set to go public via SPAC in a $11.75 billion deal With its public offering, Lucid Motors represents a chance to invest early in what many perceive as the future of car manufacturing. Danny Konstantinovic 2.23.21 12:00 AM Markets
The biggest haters on Elon Musk's Tesla Bitcoin buy are his fellow techies Wall Street, Main Street, and Crypto Street love Tesla's move, so why is the backlash coming from inside the building? Joon Ian Wong 2.12.21 12:00 PM Features
Dogecoin won Elon Musk over a million Twitter followers in four days, data shows The Tesla founder’s tweets about the joke cryptocurrency led to a sharp increase in followers last Thursday. Ivan De Luce 2.9.21 9:00 PM People