MGM Resorts Returns to Business as Usual Following Cybersecurity Incident

MGM Resorts Faces Cybersecurity Issue, Raises Concerns about Data Security and Infrastructure Vulnerabilities In a recent statement posted on social media, MGM Resorts announced that it had shut down some of its systems due to a “cybersecurity issue.” While the company stated that its resorts’ dining, entertainment, and gaming operations were currently operational, it did […]

The Business of the Bench: Analyzing the NFL Cuts of 2023

NFL Roster Cuts: Tough Decisions and Unexpected Moves As the NFL regular season approaches, all 32 teams are faced with the challenging task of cutting their rosters down to 53 players. This process, known as “cutting season,” is a period filled with tough decisions and unexpected moves. Both young, talented players and seasoned veterans may […]

WeWork’s Spectacular Fall: From $40 Billion Valuation to Possible Bankruptcy

WeWork: From Billion-Dollar Valuations to Bankruptcy Warning The Rise and Fall of WeWork In a stunning turn of events, WeWork, once valued at an astonishing $40 billion, has issued a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) warning of possible bankruptcy. The co-working space company, which was once on the cusp of a blockbuster […]

The End of an Era: Yellow, a Century-Old Trucking Giant, Closes Its Doors

Vintage Yellow: The Collapse of a Century-Old Trucking Company Introduction Yellow Corp., a 99-year-old trucking company that was once a dominant player in its field, has suddenly halted operations, leaving its 30,000 workers jobless and raising concerns about the future of the American freight industry. The closure of Yellow Corp. comes after a prolonged battle […]

The NFL’s Multi-Billion Dollar Bet: Analyzing the Washington Commanders’ $6 Billion Deal

Approval for $6 Billion Sale of Commanders, and Snyder’s Exit Background Owners of the National Football League’s (NFL) 31 other teams have unanimously approved the sale of the Washington Commanders to a group led by Josh Harris, the private equity billionaire. The sale price of $6.05 billion to Daniel Snyder, the scandal-plagued owner of the […]

Supreme Court Business: A Close Look at Payments to Clarence Thomas Aide

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s Aide Received Payments from Lawyers New revelations have emerged regarding Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and his close ties to lawyers who argue cases in front of him. According to Venmo transactions, several lawyers who have had business before the Supreme Court, including one who successfully argued against race-conscious admissions […]

The Implications of Meta’s Latest Round of Business-Focused Layoffs

The Meta Implications of Business Layoffs Business layoffs cause more than just job loss. They have a ripple effect that impacts everyone involved and are often indicative of larger issues in the industry or economy. In recent years, layoffs have become more common across various industries, particularly in technology and media companies. As a current […]

The Fallout of Disney Exiting Its $1 Billion Investment in Florida

Disney Pulling out of $1 Billion Investment in Florida Amid Feud with DeSantis The Walt Disney Co.’s decision to scrap a roughly $1 billion investment in Florida, citing “changing business conditions,” has shocked many. The media and entertainment giant plans to abandon a project to build a new Disney campus in Lake Nona. The company […]