Enron Egg was a joke. But Texas filings and a new executive may signal plans for a real business.
The new Enron has been dismissed by many as a joke or a publicity stunt, but recent filings and a newly-revealed executive ...
Electric spoons, AI running shoes: The best (and worst) gadgets on show in Vegas
The world’s largest consumer electronics conference was a physical representation of the best and worst of the technology ...
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Can the Trump-Musk Marriage Be Saved? 3 Writers on an Inevitably Combustible Relationship.
Mr. Bruni is a contributing Opinion writer. Ms. McLean is a contributing editor at Business Insider and an author of “The Smartest Guys in the Room,” a book about the collapse of Enron. Mr. Silver is ...
The abrupt closing of activist short-seller Hindenburg highlights 'wear and tear' of betting against stocks
The disbanding of activist short seller Hindenburg Research last week made it clear: The business of uncovering fraud in public companies has become one of the riskiest, burdensome, and often loathed ...
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The pernicious power of money: Greed's toll on health and society
Money is often perceived as a neutral tool, a necessary means to an end in modern society. Yet, its influence extends far beyond the transactional, seeping into the very fabric of our lives in ways ...
Hindenburg Research shutting down highlights 'wear and tear' of activist short-selling
Hindenburg Research was widely recognized as a top performer in the world of activist short selling. That's why its abrupt ...
Dave Franco says he’s “never received more texts in my life” than about potentially playing Luigi Mangione in a film
Dave Franco has revealed that his phone has been blowing up with people suggesting that he play murder suspect Luigi Mangione ...
DEI Is Under Attack. Now Is the Time for Companies to Hit Reset.
Too many diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts amount to trying to fix systemic racism with PowerPoint, Jason Korman ...
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Feeding Our Future defendant sentenced to 17-and-a-half years in prison
Jurors found that Mukhtar Shariff helped siphon around $47 million from government child nutrition programs for children in ...
Are famous short-sellers going extinct? The exit of Hindenburg Research and Andrew Left shows the risky trade is shrinking
Left told Fortune the glut of discourse available to investors has made the job of the short seller ever more difficult, a nod to his famous battle against Wall Street Bets. “The information pool is ...