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BlackBerry Ends Service; Devices Will Stop Working January 4

Business NY Times - January 3, 2022

Android-powered devices carrying the BlackBerry name won’t be affected. For some, it’s a farewell to an era when BlackBerries dominated airport lounges and the West Wing. » mehr lesen

Nearly 3,000 Flights Are Canceled on Monday

Business NY Times - January 3, 2022

A storm in the Washington area knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people, adding to the problems facing airlines, like staff shortages. » mehr lesen

Facebook Suspends Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Account for 24 hours

Business NY Times - January 3, 2022

Twitter permanently banned her account on Sunday after what the company said was her fifth “strike.” » mehr lesen

Apple Becomes First Company to Hit $3 Trillion Market Value

Business NY Times - January 3, 2022

The iPhone maker’s value tripled since 2018 as its sales continued to soar and it spent hundreds of billions of dollars on its own stock. » mehr lesen

Hedge fund behemoth Bridgewater names new co-chief executives

Business NY Times - January 3, 2022

As he prepares for a Senate bid, David McCormick, who has run the firm since 2017, will hand the reins to Nir Bar Dea and Mark Bertolini » mehr lesen

David Bowie Estate Sells Songwriting Catalog to Warner Music

Business NY Times - January 3, 2022

In the latest blockbuster catalog deal, Warner has agreed to buy David Bowie’s songs for about $250 million, bringing nearly all of the star’s work under one corporate roof. » mehr lesen

Jobs report and Fed meeting minutes: the week in business.

Business NY Times - January 3, 2022

Jurors in the Elizabeth Holmes trial will continue to deliberate, and a report will show how many people quit their jobs in November. » mehr lesen

Corporate Board Diversity Increased in 2021. Some Ask What Took So Long.

Business NY Times - January 3, 2022

Some executives say corporate boards have often overlooked qualified women and nonwhite people. That may be changing. » mehr lesen