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Deliveroo goes 'from hero to zero' after tanking 30% at its London IPO as investors get tough on gig-worker rights

The food-delivery startup's float comes after a pandemic-related surge in business, as consumers flocked to takeaway food.
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Deliveroo goes 'from hero to zero' after tanking 30% at its London IPO as investors get tough on gig-worker rights

Deliveroo goes 'from hero to zero' after tanking 30% at its London IPO as investors get tough on gig-worker rights

The food-delivery startup's float comes after a pandemic-related surge in business, as consumers flocked to takeaway food.

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IPG and Omnicom are touting a new tool to help advertisers avoid misinformation without hurting publishers
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IPG and Omnicom are touting a new tool to help advertisers avoid misinformation without hurting publishers

The new NewsGuard tool says it adds human oversight to the largely automated system of online advertising.

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Reparations 'definitely' have merit and should be taken seriously, Atlanta Fed president says

Reparations 'definitely' have merit and should be taken seriously, Atlanta Fed president says

Raphael Bostic said reparations should be considered and the program in Illinois is "quite interesting ... others should be thinking about it."

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How pizza tech startup Slice is taking its $85 million in funding to help independent pizzerias beat Domino's at its own game
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How pizza tech startup Slice is taking its $85 million in funding to help independent pizzerias beat Domino's at its own game

Slice wants to level the playing field for independent pizzerias looking to compete with Domino's when it comes to technology.

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Phone-maker Xiaomi is investing $10 billion in a new electric vehicle unit as Apple and Huawei stay silent on their EV plans

Phone-maker Xiaomi is investing $10 billion in a new electric vehicle unit as Apple and Huawei stay silent on their EV plans

Xiaomi said it would develop smart electric vehicles through a wholly-owned subsidiary led by Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun.

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JOIN US APRIL 14: What's next for proptech in 2021?
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JOIN US APRIL 14: What's next for proptech in 2021?

Insider real estate and proptech reporter Alex Nicoll will moderate a panel on the massive tech changes in real estate, and what's coming next.

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Tesla reportedly charged some customers twice for new cars, leaving them with bills of up $142,000 and no refund after nearly a week

Tesla reportedly charged some customers twice for new cars, leaving them with bills of up $142,000 and no refund after nearly a week

Five Tesla customers told CNBC they were still waiting for refunds of up to $71,000 nearly a week after being double charged.

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I've researched TikTok for a year. My sources told me how the company is definitely sending user data to China.
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I've researched TikTok for a year. My sources told me how the company is definitely sending user data to China.

TikTok has long faced awkward questions about whether it sends data to China, where its parent company ByteDance is based.

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The cofounder and COO of Y Combinator-backed newsletter platform Substack shares the best way to get hired there
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The cofounder and COO of Y Combinator-backed newsletter platform Substack shares the best way to get hired there

Job candidates should be committed to building a better future for readers and writers alike, said cofounder and former journalist Hamish McKenzie.

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Blackstone is limiting investors' voting rights in a $1.6 billion deal that could leave bondholders short-changed if things go awry
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Blackstone is limiting investors' voting rights in a $1.6 billion deal that could leave bondholders short-changed if things go awry

Blackstone's latest bond deal impinges on investors' rights and highlights how hot debt markets enable borrowers to include aggressive clauses

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