FTC Approves Facebook Fine of About $5 Billion

FTC Approves Facebook Fine of About $5 Billion

The Federal Trade Commission voted this week to fine Facebook about $5 billion for mishandling users’ personal information, according to two people briefed on the vote, in what would be a landmark settlement that signals a newly aggressive stance by …
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With so much late-stage money available, why are tech companies going public now?

Ringing the Nasdaq market bell was the thrill of a lifetime — both when I did it as a founder and also vicariously as a VC via my incredible founders who have taken their companies public. There’s nothing like seeing the baby you nurtured mature into a …
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US Yields at 3%? Franklin's Making Too Much Sense

Bloomberg News's Vivien Lou Chen caught up with Desai to get her latest perspective after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell effectively locked in
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85000 Kaiser Permanente workers head toward a strike vote

Labor unrest is escalating at Kaiser Permanente, with unions for 85,000 of the healthcare giant’s workers saying Friday that they are taking steps toward a potential strike because talks on a new contract had stalled. The workers — who include most …
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Anheuser-Busch InBev Says It Isn't Pursuing Budweiser Asia Pacific IPO

The brewery giant said in a statement that it has decided for now not to proceed with the IPO of Budweiser Brewing Company APAC Ltd. Bloomberg
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