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The following is a compilation of press releases and articles that our team has influenced.
24 Jun 2019
Insight Enterprises Looks for Global Growth
If the buyout is approved, the acquisition would expand and bolster Insight Enterprises IT services offerings to corporate customers worldwide, an industry observer said.
12 Jun 2019
Here’s What Spurred 10 States to Try to Stop the T-Mobile Sprint Merger
Nine states have filed a lawsuit to block the proposed merger between wireless carriers Sprint and T-Mobile. California, Colorado, Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Maryland,...
04 Jun 2019
Is Investing in Rideshares a Good Idea?
IF THE IPOs of Uber Technologies (ticker: UBER) and Lyft (LYFT) were Uber or Lyft drivers … well, you know the drill: stopping in the...
26 May 2019
Nvidia Isn’t Offering Guidance for the Full Fiscal Year
After Nvidia shares rallied Wednesday on the company's upbeat first-quarter results, the chip giant followed rival Intel's lead by painting a hazy picture of the...
21 May 2019
The Hidden Risk in Many Tech IPOs
As if investors didn’t already have enough to contend with when it comes to the sky-high prices of tech IPOs! Now they’re increasingly dealing with...
13 May 2019
What Uber’s Disappointing IPO Means for Other Tech IPOs This Year
Uber’s (UBER) disappointing initial public offering on Friday may be good reason for other tech companies going public this year to be concerned. The ride-hailing...
12 May 2019
Intel’s New CEO Used to be CFO, and Analysts Worry
Intel's bumpy first quarter under new CEO Bob Swan has sparked a debate among analysts: Is the company's former CFO the right person to lead...
09 May 2019
Everyone’s Private Driver: How Uber First Pitched Itself to Investors
Uber’s (UBER) initial public offering is one of the largest in recent U.S. history, marking a milestone for investors, who have weathered the ride-hailing company’s significant ups-and-downs.
08 May 2019
New Intel CEO Bob Swan Takes a Humble Tone
Intel CEO Bob Swan kicked off his first shareholder meeting as the chip giant's new boss with a display of humility after a downbeat earnings report that sparked doubts about the company's direction. "We let you down," Swan told investors at the company's headquarters in Santa Clara, California, on Wednesday. "And we let ourselves down."