The NYSE requires listed companies to be worth at least $1 per share. To raise price per share, they reduce the number of shares. “But some didn’t even get that far and filed for bankruptcy, like, WOW that was fast.” | learn […]
“Programmers in the US are well-paid and companies report difficulty hiring programmers. At the same time, while it’s less reported, there are a lot of people who are good at programming but can’t get programming jobs.” | learn more
Interesting insights into the manufacturing execution system (MES) that makes their retail dominance possible. | learn more
To oversimplify, the social media giant needs to find a way to suck up more users’ time because their user growth is over, they can’t increase ad load, and there’s not enough “connected” content to keep people engaged. | learn more
“… and the flashlight that proved that there was a market for battery-powered devices you plug in.” | learn more
Entrepreneur Alex Bass describes how he gained the conviction and opportunity to make his first angel investment. | learn more
Totally not their use case, but I think this is one step closer to my pipe dream of a private railcar travel option. You don’t even need a train to latch on to. An interesting nuance: “In reality, though, they’ll […]
“Apple’s health efforts have evolved from a subset of one among many of a single ancillary device’s features, into something that spans the company’s entire product ecosystem, and that both informs and welcomes collaboration from healthcare practitioners and researchers globally.” | learn […]
This is from Amazon’s PR team so they didn’t miss an opportunity to state that over the past 10 years they’ve added almost twice as many human workers as robotic ones. Check it out if you’re curious to see their […]
The actual title of this article is much better click-bait: “Apple Just Wrecked 15+ Startups In Less Than 1 Hour.” Apple is offering financing (Buy Now Pay Later) directly within Apple Pay. They’ve also turned every iPhone into a POS […]