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Doug Lebda, the visionary 55-year-old CEO and founder of LendingTree, unexpectedly died in an all-terrain vehicle accident over the weekend, prompting immediate leadership changes at the online loan platform and causing a dip in its stock.
After 47 years, Jerry Greenfield leaves Ben & Jerry's, citing Unilever's stifling of the brand's social activism. A bitter dispute over the company's social mission and independence unfolds.
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison briefly surpasses Elon Musk as the world's richest person due to a surge in Oracle's stock following a strong earnings report.
Cracker Barrel faced intense backlash and reversed its logo redesign after criticism, including from Donald Trump, resulting in an 8% stock surge.
Discover how ordinary women are making hundreds of dollars by sharing their daily outfits on social media using apps like ShopMy and LTK. Learn about the rise of micro-influencers and the changing landscape of influencer marketing.
Six months after a judge ordered the revocation of his pay package, Elon Musk receives a massive stock award, sparking controversy and shareholder reactions.
Elon Musk's new Hollywood Tesla Diner opens to long lines, technical glitches, and lukewarm reviews. Is it a visionary masterpiece or a chaotic mess?
Following the rollback of DEI initiatives by major retailers like Target and Amazon, a growing number of African Americans are boycotting these corporations and shifting their spending to smaller, minority-owned businesses. This boycott, fueled by social media and church leaders, has already had a significant financial impact on Target.
Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, resigned after a video of him embracing an employee at a Coldplay concert went viral. The company's board accepted his resignation and is searching for a new CEO.
Astronomer CEO Andy Byron placed on leave following viral Coldplay concert video showing embrace with employee.
