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Donald Trump’s social media company soars in Wall Street debut | Social Media News

Trump Media & Technology Group closes 16 percent higher, giving the company a market capitalisation of nearly $8bn. Shares of former Donald Trump’s social media company soared by as much as 59 percent on the first day of trading on Wall Street, boosting the former United States president’s expected windfall as he faces a growing [...]read moreDonald Trump’s social media company soars in Wall Street debut | Social Media News

LinkedIn’s Rolling Out Company Page Messaging to All Brands

After initially launching the functionality with some company pages last June, LinkedIn has confirmed that Pages Messaging is being rolled out to all businesses from this week. As you can see in this example, Pages Messaging adds a “Message” button to your company profile in the app, enabling visitors to more easily get in contact [...]read moreLinkedIn’s Rolling Out Company Page Messaging to All Brands

Boeing CEO to leave company by year-end after a wave of safety incidents

Boeing’s chief executive Dave Calhoun will leave the plane-maker by the end of 2024, according to the company. The company has been rocked by controversy after a cabin panel blowout on one of its planes, and a number of other serious safety incidents. Boeing operates an innovation acceleration program aimed at startups called Aerospace Xelerated, [...]read moreBoeing CEO to leave company by year-end after a wave of safety incidents

Maju Kuruvilla is out as CEO of one-click checkout company Bolt

Maju Kuruvilla is no longer CEO of one-click checkout company Bolt. He is replaced by Justin Grooms, Bolt’s global head of sales, who is now interim CEO, according to Grooms’ LinkedIn profile. Kuruvilla didn’t have much to say about the change but did confirm it both on LinkedIn and X, by posting, simply “One-Click Checkedout [...]read moreMaju Kuruvilla is out as CEO of one-click checkout company Bolt

Watch: Why the company behind Trump’s Truth Social joined the growing IPO trend

The Reddit and Astera Labs IPOs last week ate up a lot of media oxygen. And with good reason, the two tech IPOs priced well and traded with even more gusto. After a long dearth for technology offerings, seeing two large, multibillion-dollar offerings in the same week was part of a much-needed win for private-market [...]read moreWatch: Why the company behind Trump’s Truth Social joined the growing IPO trend

The ‘March Madness’ Effect on Company Culture — Win or Bust?

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CEO of property preservation company MCS on opportunities in reverse

Property preservation company MCS is entering the reverse mortgage space after its acquisition of Five Brothers Asset Management Solutions, a deal which brings MCS into the reverse mortgage industry for the first time. After performing its due diligence to determine the market status and business opportunity that would come with entering the space, MCS CEO [...]read moreCEO of property preservation company MCS on opportunities in reverse

Rimac teases hatch-like vehicle the company probably won’t sell

Rimac Group founder Mate Rimac took to social media on Thursday to post a video that seemingly teases a new model, specifically a hatchback-like vehicle. He included a statement with the post that something in development at Rimac for the past five years will be unveiled on June 26. The video shows the silhouette of [...]read moreRimac teases hatch-like vehicle the company probably won’t sell

Social media company Reddit soars to $9bn valuation in Wall Street debut | Social Media

San Francisco-based social media platform’s shares close at $50.44 in long-awaited initial public offering. Shares of Reddit soared nearly 50 percent as the social media platform made its long-awaited stock market debut. Investors pushed Reddit’s value close to $9bn after it began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, with the company’s share [...]read moreSocial media company Reddit soars to $9bn valuation in Wall Street debut | Social Media

Pokémon Company Removes Years Old CoD Video Featuring Pikachu

According to a YouTuber, The Pokémon Company requested that YouTube remove a seven-year-old video showcasing modded Pokémon monsters in a Call of Duty: Zombies match. The Week In Games: Pocket Monsters And Simulated Goats On March 19, as first spotted by IGN, NoahJ456, a popular Call of Duty content creator who has over 5 million [...]read morePokémon Company Removes Years Old CoD Video Featuring Pikachu