Welcome back! After a brief hiatus over the holidays, your favorite finance newsletter is back. So what'd we miss? After much deliberation, a second stimulus check was approved. US stocks closed at record highs on the last day of trading in 2020. And bitcoin has been an absolute rocketship. By the way, we rounded up our best stories from 2020. If you haven't already, check them out here. If you're not yet a subscriber, you can sign up here to get your daily dose of the stories dominating banking, business, and big deals. Like the newsletter? Hate the newsletter? Feel free to drop me a line at ddefrancesco@businessinsider.com or on Twitter @DanDeFrancesco. While it's tough to categorize anyone as a 'winner' as a result of the coronavirus, plenty of companies have done well during the pandemic. PayPal is one example. The payments giant was well positioned as the world went increasingly digital back in March. Its stock price and market cap reached record highs thanks to new accounts and massive payment volumes. A key to PayPal's recent success is a result of CEO Dan Schulman's decision to invest in his employees. That came following a financial-wellness survey of his workers that found many were barely making enough to save. Shannen Balogh and Marguerite Ward take you inside PayPal's decision to invest in its workers, and how it paid off big time. Click here to read the entire story. Reed Alexander spoke to a dozen M&A experts, from bankers to investors and lawyers, about what to expect in 2021 as far as dealmaking. Here's a great breakdown of all the different trends to keep an eye out for. Read the entire list here. |
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