President Donald Trump's struggling Truth Social social network, traded on the stock market as Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), revealed earlier this month that it had burned through a staggering $712.1 million last year - while only making $3.7 million. The company's alarming financials did little to buoy waning investor enthusiasm, with shares continuing a months-long plunge that reached an all-time low last week.
Milton and an "investment group" purchased a downtrodden aviation company called SyberJet Aircraft late last year, and has spent the time since trying to turn the company around. That involves bringing in "dozens" of former Nikola staff, soliciting possible investors from Saudi Arabia, and spending a few hundred thousand dollars on lobbying, according to the report.
I was going to doctors for seven years trying to figure out what's going on with me. I had tummy problems. My skin was a mess. I was tired all the time. When traditional medicine fell short, she turned to the Internet, discovered apple cider vinegar and realized, if you read labels and you actually look at what you're putting in your body, you can affect the way you feel.
Public Storage announced plans to acquire one of its main competitors, National Storage Affiliates. As of December 31, Public Storage operated 3,533 self-storage facilities across 40 states. As of the same date, National Storage Affiliates Trust operated 1,063 self-storage properties across 37 states and Puerto Rico.
Rub the Wall Street bull's balls. The tradition started as a joke, but the belief that something might bring you luck is powerful. Güven wanted to pay homage to this very shiny symbol of ambition as her company, Kalder, took on the world of corporate rewards points. Belief fuels execution.
The company, which owns the president's struggling far-right social media platform, issued an alarming financial report earlier this month, revealing that it had lost a staggering $712.1 million last year - while earning a pitiful $3.7 million. The disastrous figures once again highlighted how the company, 52 percent of which is owned by Trump and which trades with a ticker of his initials DJT, has firmly cemented itself as a gauge of the president's popularity rather than as a viable business.
They said they wanted to make a few changes [and] had three of them: 'One, we want to make this person in charge of that.' I said OK, well that didn't make sense to me. The second one, they wanted to put someone in charge of the global investment bank which I was running, I thought it was another stupid decision. And the third they said 'And we want you to resign.'
After more than two decades of building and leading this restaurant, I've decided to step away and allow our extraordinary leaders to now guide the restaurant into its next chapter. I have also resigned from the board of MAD, the nonprofit organization I founded in 2011.
CardVault by Tom Brady, the industry's premier national retailer of sports cards and memorabilia, opened a new store at 80 Flatbush Ave. last week, marking its latest expansion into the New York market. A grand opening ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. The first 25 customers in line will receive a free New York CardVault-branded hat, and the brand is also giving away a mini football helmet signed by New York Giants legend and two-time Super Bowl champion Eli Manning.
RBC Capital analyst Luca Issi upgraded the stock to Outperform from Sector Perform with a price target of $35, up from $11. Wells Fargo also upgraded uniQure to Overweight from Equal Weight with a $60 price target. The catalyst: the departure of Vinay Prasad from the FDA. RBC views this as a positive for uniQure, noting it is "not inconceivable" that the FDA reverts to its prior stance, and believes Prasad's departure is likely to open up a more balanced discussion on risk/reward for Huntington's disease.
It was literally the rise of the Phoenix. All these places that we knew and loved, they dissolved and died. Everybody had so much energy because we were mandated to stay in the house. When we made the announcement that we have a store, people were coming up, masking up, and they were buying shit.
People around the world are trying to access the U.S. market, but they're often unable to-there's a lot of hoops to jump through. The most exciting thing is that this partnership allows us and ICE to bring twenty-four-seven, tokenized securities-all the equities on the New York Stock Exchange-onto the OKX app. American stocks should be accessible to people around the globe.
The union has spent months building a citywide organizing apparatus it calls HEAT, and leaders say that level of readiness is meant to strengthen bargaining leverage ahead of the contract's July 2026 expiration. According to the Hotel and Gaming Trades Council, the union has appointed HEAT captains, assembled teams in every hotel and scheduled trainings so members can mobilize quickly if talks stall.
When my startup was raising $35 million in Series A funding, it was naturally a very intense period for our company. We were heads down, with everyone coming to the office early and leaving very late, five to six days a week. Coming out of that time, one of our team members brought her dog, Ollie, to the office, and he kind of became our secret productivity hack.
Claroty - $150M Series F CYBERSECURITY Claroty, an end-to-end cybersecurity platform for industrial applications, has raised $150M in Series F funding led by Golub Growth. Founded by Amir Zilberstein, Benny Porat, and Galina Antova in 2015, Claroty has now raised a total of $890M in reported equity funding. Cubby Storage - $63M Series A Cubby Storage, a property management platform for storage operators, has raised $63M in Series A funding led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives. Cubby Storage was founded by Adam Fleming in 2021.
