TechCrunch |
Pishevar intervenes in Benchmark-Kalanick lawsuit
TechCrunch Early Uber investor and former board member Shervin Pishevar is speaking out against Benchmark again. This time, he penned a letter to Uber's board, demanding that Benchmark Capital drop its lawsuit against former CEO Travis Kalanick. He also filed a … Uber's board continues to bicker over its CEO choice as it gathers tomorrow in a continued selection effortRecode Meg Whitman is at the center of Uber's boardroom battleBusiness Insider Uber battle escalates as investors try to intervene in Benchmark lawsuitNew York Daily News Los Angeles Times –SFGate –Fox Business –Wall Street Journal (subscription) all 155 news articles » |
CNN |
Aetna envelopes reveal customers' HIV status
CNN (CNN) The health care company Aetna mailed envelopes that revealed the HIV status of some of its customers in multiple states, according to the Legal Action Center and the AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania. The legal organizations and six other … Aetna mailings disclose HIV status of clientsWashington Post In brief: Aetna envelope window reveals patients' HIV status, lawyers sayPittsburgh Post-Gazette Aetna revealed HIV patients' personal data, legal groups allegeFox News Philly.com –Jackson Hole News&Guide –FierceHealthcare –Law360 (subscription) all 20 news articles » |
WTSP 10 News |
Is Sears circling the drain? No, says Wall Street
WTSP 10 News CHICAGO, Ill. – USA Today reports Sears Holdings said Thursday that it would close another 28 Kmart locations as it continues its cost-cutting campaign, once again making it the poster child for the precipitous decline of the American department store. Sears is closing 28 more Kmarts: See the listUSA TODAY Sears will close 28 more Kmart stores, including four in CaliforniaLos Angeles Times Sears is closing 28 more Kmart stores, 3 in IllinoisWLS-TV Business Insider –Pittsburgh Post-Gazette –LA Daily News –Chicago Tribune all 205 news articles » |
New York Times |
Amazon Plans to Lower Some Prices at Whole Foods
New York Times Amazon said it would offer lower prices on a selection of items in Whole Foods stores, including organic eggs and responsibly farmed salmon and tilapia. Credit Todd Heisler/The New York Times. SEATTLE — The era of Whole Paycheck, the derisive … Amazon's Price Cuts on Food Leave Rivals Bracing for ImpactBloomberg Amazon to cut Whole Foods prices, escalating grocery turf warReuters Amazon Prime members will get special discounts at Whole FoodsBusiness Insider Chicago Tribune –The Denver Post –Los Angeles Times –CNBC all 288 news articles » |
MarketWatch |
Abercrombie & Fitch fills swimsuit void left by Victoria's Secret
MarketWatch Abercrombie & Fitch's Chief Executive Fran Horowitz says the company is “pleased” with the progress that the struggling namesake brand is making. Victoria's Secret has exited the swimwear category, and Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is more than happy to take … Why Abercrombie & Fitch Co. Stock Skyrocketed TodayMotley Fool How mobile games and YouTube are helping boost Abercrombie & Fitch's Hollister chainColumbus Business First Abercrombie & Fitch's (ANF) CEO Fran Horowitz on Q2 2017 Results – Earnings Call TranscriptSeeking Alpha Business Insider –WWD –TheStreet.com –Bloomberg all 144 news articles » |
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