Dollar Tree sells Family Dollar to private equity firms after a decade of trying to find a fit
Dollar Tree acquired Family Dollar for more than $8 billion in 2015 after a bidding war with rival Dollar General.
New research finds women and gender-diverse people more likely to be targeted online
On Tuesday, the Canadian Women's Foundation released Challenging Gendered Digital Harm, first of its kind research in Canada, ...
Hyyve and iCommission Announce Strategic Partnership to Empower Canadian Residential Real ...
A key feature of this partnership is the financial flexibility it provides agents participating in Hyyve’s listing-bid model. With access to commission advances through iCommission, agents can bid ...
Aclarion Announces Reverse Stock Split
On September 23, 2024, the Company’s stockholders approved an amendment to the Company’s Certificate of Incorporation to affect a reverse stock split with the exact ratio to be set by its Board of ...
Store closures in April as Greggs, WHSmith, Sainsbury's and more to shut shops for good
A fourth month of store closures is about to commence, with several major retailers expected to exit the high street in ...
Anduin Sets a New Standard for Integration in the Private Markets
For many private market firms, managing investor workflows remains a challenge. Data is often scattered across CRMs, portals, ...
23andMe has filed for bankruptcy. What does this mean for your DNA data privacy?
The genetic testing company 23andMe has filed for bankruptcy, prompting people who've used the service and sent in DNA samples to be analyzed to wonder what will happen to their genetic data.
23andMe Bankruptcy: What Happens To Your DNA Data When A Genetic Testing Giant Fails?
The collapse of 23andMe is sparking important conversations — and unanswered questions — about genetic data privacy and ...
Officials think you should delete your 23andMe data. Here's how
Genetic testing company 23andMe (ME) filed for bankruptcy protection Sunday in the latest stage of a rocky road that included ...