Tesla’s shares slid this morning after the EV company announced plans for a $2 billion common stock offering (just two weeks after Elon Musk said they definitely wouldn’t be doing that sort of thing).
Health measures taken to slow the spread of the coronavirus have trapped thousands of cruise ship passengers in a terrible limbo of magic shows and towels folded in the shape of a swan.
Sales at Popeyes restaurants surged 43% in the final three months of 2019 thanks to someone’s genius idea to put fried chicken between two pieces of bread.
The co-founder of Uber and guy who gets into drunken arguments in ubers, Travis Kalanick, is among a group of investors funding a company building 3D printed hotels for millennials.
These bonds are guaranteed to lose you money. So why would anyone want to own them? Perhaps you should ask yourself that. Because “you probably have exposure to these kind of bonds,” says Mark Nestmann in this month’s lead article. So how do you avoid them?
