StockX Taps Banks for IPO
The Detroit-based sneaker resale giant, which has enjoyed the pandemic-driven e-commerce boom, said it planned to go public last year, but those plans could materialize as soon as the first half of this year.
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Justworks Delays IPO Amid Market Volatility
Justworks has delayed a public debut initially planned for this week due to market conditions, the human resources and work management software company said in an emailed statement on Wednesday.
DAZN Nears Deal to Buy U.K.‘s BT Sport for $800 Million
The deal would give DAZN, which reportedly fell short of its goal of hitting 13 million subscribers by the end of 2021, access to the English Premier League.
Checkout.com Nabs $40 Billion Valuation
The London-based online payment processor has more than doubled its valuation with new Series D fundraise as the company eyes US expansion and deeper investment in enabling crypto transactions.
DirecTV, Dish Revisit Merger Talks
TPG, which now owns a stake in DirecTV, is pushing for the combination.
Didi Global Starts Informal Hong Kong Listing Talks
Didi, which plans to delist from the U.S., could face many hurdles in the process for its Hong Kong listing.
Investor in The Athletic Criticizes Sale to NYT
Powerhouse Capital, an investor in The Athletic, thinks the company left money on the table by selling to The New York Times.
Work-From-Home Googlers Get Fancy Covid-19 Tests. In-Office Contractors Don’t
The difference in Covid-19 tests offered are the latest example of the gap in benefits offered to full-time Google staff versus contractors
Meta Appoints DoorDash CEO Tony Xu to Board of Directors
The appointment brings Meta’s board to 10 members.
Automotive Supplier Aptiv Acquires Wind River Systems for $4.3 Billion
The all-cash deal underscores the strategic importance the automotive industry places on technology that helps vehicles collect and analyze data.
Facebook Loses Second Attempt to Throw Out FTC’s Antitrust Case
The FTC and Facebook will now battle it out in court, likely for several years.
Sequoia, Paradigm Back Citadel Securities with $22 billion Valuation
Citadel Securities receives $1.15 billion investment and suggests heightened focus on trading crypto assets.
Meta Pushes Office Reopening to March, Mandates Boosters
Employees will need to show proof of booster shots to access offices.
Chinese Education Giant Fired 60,000 Workers Amid Beijing’s Crackdown
New Oriental Education & Technology Group also suffered an 80% drop in revenue after China banned popular tutoring services for school children.
Signal Founder Steps Down as CEO
Brian Acton, a co-founder of WhatsApp, will serve as interim CEO until a replacement is found.
Tesla’s Head of HR Departing
Valerie Capers Workman, one of Tesla's few Black executives, will join the job-search app Handshake.
Documents Show Google Tried to Convince Employees That ‘Unions Suck’
Google must hand over more documents it tried to keep private in an ongoing NLRB case filed by former employees
Veteran AWS Database Exec Departs, Amazon Changes Stock Grant Policy
Raju Gulabani, who oversaw one of the biggest revenue-generating parts of AWS during nearly a dozen years at the cloud giant, says he's taking a break.
Apple Announces $60 Billion in App Store Yearly Developer Earnings
2021 set another record for iOS app earnings despite mounting pushback on commissions.
Two Senior Meta Communications Executives Leave Company
John Pinette, who led global communications, had been with Meta since 2019.
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