The definitive collection of the best investing stories Business Insider published during the week ended May 1.
| |  | | | | | The definitive collection of the best investing stories Business Insider published during the week ended May 1. Kirman, who closed more than $725 million in 2020 sales alone, meditates daily, orders in Michelin-starred meals, and averages 200 client calls a day. Coca-Cola galore, ice cream for breakfast, steak, and no vegetables. Here's what it's like to diet like Warren Buffett. Waymo was once again a winner in Guidehouse Insight's ranking of the top autonomous-vehicle companies. Tesla was not. 2.5 million workers will rejoin the workforce by the fall, but retirements and virus deaths will leave participation permanently lower, the bank said. With inflation expectations rising, growth stocks could come under pressure. However, Credit Suisse says 14 quality growth stocks can outperform. McDonald's is slowly improving while Chick-fil-A is somewhat a victim of its own success, but the smaller chicken chain is gaining. Former PR executive Elizabeth Rosenberg says understanding that her stress was self-inflicted was the key to finally working toward wellness. No more conveyor-belt sushi, daily cookie hunts, or gelato for New York staff returning to work in person. It's going to be desk salad for some time. The Mercedes-Benz parent asked the two holding company giants to compete for the business. | | | | | | | |
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