The definitive collection of the best investing stories Business Insider published during the week ended April 24.
| | | | The definitive collection of the best investing stories Business Insider published during the week ended April 24. Uber and Lyft are seeing surging demand as the US economy reopens. But drivers aren't returning, wary they'll make enough money to be worth the risk. "Right now, it is a big problem," said Cisco's CEO Chuck Robbins, in reference to the semiconductor chip shortage. Podcasters can earn ad revenue through platforms like Podcorn and Audioboom, or generate revenue directly from listeners. The RadMission 1 is an excellent e-bike for the money. But the Serial 1 Rush/Cty Speed from Harley-Davidson costs $5,000 for good reason. Ad agency work, already known for long hours, has increased in the pandemic. Dining areas were closed because of COVID, but Costco is planning to reopen some and expanding menus again. Hedge fund manager, John Hempton breaks down his short position against Credit Suisse and why investors should expect more Archegos style implosions Blackstone's Core+, which invests in a variety of assets like residential property, has morphed into the firm's highest fee earner in just seven years. They include Nancy Reyes, who was named CEO of TBWA\Chiat\Day New York; and Spotify exec Grey Munford, who was poached by Clubhouse. | | | | | |
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