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Block to face ‘disruptive’ internal overhaul, founder Jack Dorsey warns staff
Fintech company Block is set to overhaul its internal reporting structure, founder and CEO, Jack Dorsey, told staff in an internal memo.
Fintech company Block is set to overhaul its internal reporting structure, founder and CEO, Jack Dorsey, told staff in an internal memo.
A late-year rally in global equities increased the global ultra-high-net-worth population’s total net-worth by 7.6% to US$49.2 trillion, a new report has found.
Two new-age insurers banked more than $100 million in funding in Q2, 2024. Forbes investigates whether this signifies a rising trend – or a bucking of.
The Paris Olympics, starting on July 26, are expected to garner four billion eyeballs around the globe. Here are some other figures that might surprise you.
Buy now pay later firm Zip Co has banked $217 million in equity, and says it’ll use the funds to pay off its corporate debts.
After suffering a 33% price-drop from their 2022 all-time-high, natural diamonds are in a bit of a funk. Their lab-grown counterparts, however, and the businesses that sell them, are experiencing high demand.
Australia’s average wealth-per-adult increased by nearly 10% to $388,000 in 2023, more than twice the growth-rate of USB’s sample of 56 countries, according to the latest UBS Global Wealth Report.
Reid Hoffman has invested in election technology company Smartmatic, as it sues Fox News and Newsmax over false claims of vote-rigging in the 2020 election.
Quarterly funding has hit a six-quarter high thanks to a surge in mega-deals, but AI is not attracting as many investors at the hype would have you believe, Cut Through Ventures’ latest report shows.
Embattled retailer Neiman Marcus has been saved by the parent company of luxury rival Saks Fifth Avenue, with a surprise investment from Amazon.