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Cramer's Week Ahead: Build a Cash Position for the Next Stock Sell-Off
“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer gave his reaction to the February jobs report and Friday’s market activity, telling investors to expect more declines on the market.
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Jeff Bezos Visited the New Headquarters of Relativity Space, the 3D-Printing Rocket Builder
Jeff Bezos stopped by the new headquarters of Relativity Space on Friday, a person familiar with the visit told CNBC, and met with CEO Tim Ellis.
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Coursera Files for IPO Amid Online Learning Boom
Coursera files S-1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering to list on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker symbol “COUR.”
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Democratic Lawmakers Show Solidarity for Amazon Union Vote in Alabama: ‘We Stand With You'
A group of Democratic congresspeople traveled to an Amazon warehouse in Alabama where a historic union election is currently underway.
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Big Tech Critic Tim Wu Joins Biden Administration to Work on Competition Policy
Tim Wu’s hire signals the Biden administration is serious about competition policy and will likely be viewed favorably among progressives.
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Retailers Pay More to Fly Everything From Bikes to Hot Tubs From China as U.S. Port Backup Delays Deliveries
Hot tubs, vacuum cleaners and Peloton bikes are being shipped by air, which can take a couple of days from China instead of two to three months by ocean.
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Dr. Seuss Books Shoot to the Top of Amazon's Bestseller List
Books by Dr. Seuss have flooded Amazon’s U.S. bestseller list after it was announced six of the author’s publications were being pulled over racist imagery.
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Activist Investor Group Says Kohl's Earnings Show ‘Best of Worst' in Retail, Urges Change
The group of activists looking to seize control of Kohl’s board published a letter saying the retailer’s latest quarterly financial results were lackluster.
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The NBA Will Play a Key Role in Snap's Quest for 50% Revenue Growth
Snapchat said its NBA content is up 25% as the league prepares for its 2021 All-Star Game. The parties renewed their revenue-share agreement in June.
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Saks Fifth Avenue Owner Spins E-Commerce Site Into Separate Business
HBC, the owner of Saks Fifth Avenue, said it will split the luxury department store’s website into a separate business after raising $500 million.
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Why Amazon Joined the Fight Over NFL Broadcasting Rights
Amazon is nearing a deal to produce all Thursday night NFL games for its Prime Video service, which could boost its Prime subscription service and its ad unit.
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Amazon Wants to Be the Exclusive Provider of All Thursday NFL Games Starting in 2023
If the NFL gives Amazon exclusive Thursday game rights, it would be the first time a streaming service owned an exclusive package of games.
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Amazon Accused of Copying Camera Gear Maker's Top-Selling Item
San Francisco-based Peak Design is calling out Amazon for copying its top-selling “Everyday Sling” bag.
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U.S. Is ‘Not Prepared to Defend Or Compete in the A.I. Era,' Says Expert Group Chaired by Eric Schmidt
The U.S. is drastically underprepared for the age of AI, according to the National Security Commission on AI, which is chaired by Eric Schmidt.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves in the Premarket: Okta, Marvell Technology, Vroom & More
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Okta, Marvell Technology, Vroom, and more.
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Hopin Rides the Pandemic-Driven Boom in Online Events to a $5.65 Billion Valuation
Hopin says it’s raised $400 million at a $5.65 billion valuation, more than double what it was worth in a November investment round.
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Amazon Launches Its First Cashierless Store in Britain
Amazon opened its first physical store outside the U.S. in London Thursday.
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Amazon-Backed Food Delivery Firm Deliveroo Picks London for Its Blockbuster Debut
The food delivery start-up’s IPO plans will allow founder and CEO Will Shu to maintain control of the firm.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella: Saying ‘My Team Is Great and Everyone Else Sucks' Is Not Leadership
Satya Nadella’s Microsoft has been a kinder, gentler company than it was in the past, and that might have to do with the CEO’s more accommodating approach.
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Companies With the Worst Numbers Suddenly Have the Best Stocks, Jim Cramer Says
“We’re on the cusp of a post-Covid boom that now looks to be pushed forward happening much sooner than expected,” CNBC’s Jim Cramer said.