🔒 Airbnb gets set to list on the stock exchange – Wall Street Journal
Airbnb said late last year that it planned to go public, but its plans were thrown into disarray as the Covid-19 pandemic shut down global travel.
Airbnb said late last year that it planned to go public, but its plans were thrown into disarray as the Covid-19 pandemic shut down global travel.
Elon Musk has been playing a game with the SEC for some time via Twitter, apparently because he hates short-sellers in Tesla.
Elon Musk corrected a prediction for how many cars Tesla would make in 2019, hours after tweeting that production would reach about 500,000 vehicles this year.
The SEC filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk for securities fraud over a market-moving tweet in August about possibly taking Tesla private.
It looks like the Securities Exchange Commission in the US (which has sharp teeth) is looking to make an example of Elon Musk.
The SEC and FBI join the Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission in probing how Cambridge Analytica purchased data on 87 million Facebook users without their consent.
First is was consultancy firm McKinsey, and then software developer SAP, to be invited for the attention of the US Securities & Exchange Commission (under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act) amongst other jurisdictions internationally empowered to prosecute bribery.
David Christianson says slashing the earnings of those tasked with managing the on-going changes in South African mining is no kind of answer.
In a different universe, Net1 founder Serge Belamant would be one of his homeland’s most admired personalities. A gifted tech entrepreneur, his innovative efforts have brought financial inclusion to millions of unbanked people, delivering huge social benefits.
The tips came to Billy Walters, the Las Vegas high-roller, by prepaid burner phones and during lunch meetings. From there some were fed to Phil Mickelson, one of the world’s most beloved golfers.