Bowdeya Tweh
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Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Stitch Fix to Cut About 330 Jobs
Stitch Fix Inc., a personal shopping and styling service, is cutting about 330 jobs as it contends with a slowdown in consumer spending and widening losses. → Read More
Facebook Says Apple’s Privacy Changes Hurt Digital Ad Measurement
The social-media giant seeks to assure advertisers and suggests its tools may undercount the effectiveness of campaigns. → Read More
Texas Law Would Allow Users to Sue Social Media Companies Over Account Bans
The legislation targets platforms with at least 50 million monthly users in the U.S. → Read More
Apple’s App Store Class-Action Settlement: What Does It Mean for Developers?
The proposed settlement marks the latest step in legal battles Apple has had with small companies as well as larger entities. → Read More
How a Trip to Liberia Changed My Relationship With My Father
I thought I understood why I had such a strained relationship with my dad. But visiting his homeland with him let me see how much I had to learn. → Read More
OnlyFans Suspends Plan to Ban Sex Videos
The platform had said last week that the changes were needed to comply with requests from its banking partners and payout providers. → Read More
Facebook Expands Oversight Board’s Scope to Hear Removal Requests
The move broadens the nearly 20-member panel’s purview as a decision on former President Donald Trump’s personal account looms. → Read More
Twitter is Buying Newsletter Provider Revue
The move reflects interest among social-media companies in providing content creators with tools to make money. → Read More
A New Push for Diversity in Funding Tech Startups
The idea: Tech entrepreneurs of color get venture and angel money from investors of color. → Read More
Is TikTok Getting Banned in the U.S.? It’s Complicated. Here’s Everything You Need to Know
The battle over the future of TikTok is continuing this week as ByteDance Ltd., Microsoft Corp., and the Trump administration discuss outlines of a deal that could hive off TikTok’s U.S. operations. → Read More
TikTok Q&A: Why President Trump Has Floated a Ban and Why Microsoft Might Buy the Popular App
The battle over the future of TikTok is continuing this week as ByteDance Ltd., Microsoft Corp., and the Trump administration discuss outlines of a deal that could hive off TikTok’s U.S. operations. → Read More
Apple to Close Houston-Area Retail Stores
The tech giant is temporarily closing seven stores around the Texas city amid concerns about rising coronavirus infections. Apple closed nearly a dozen locations across four states for similar reasons last week. → Read More
Mark Zuckerberg Speech Draws Ire as He Attempts to Burnish Facebook’s Image
Critics say the company allows false and misleading information that they say distorts public discussion, and has fluid rules around the types of speech that are permissible. → Read More
Facebook CEO to Testify at House Panel About Libra
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is slated to return to Capitol Hill this month to testify before a House panel about the company’s foray into cryptocurrency. → Read More
Papa John’s Founder John Schnatter to Leave Board
John Schnatter, the founder of Papa John’s International, agreed to leave the pizza chain’s board in exchange for helping name his replacement. → Read More
Walmart Cuts Earnings Forecast on Flipkart Deal
Walmart is cutting its earnings targets for the year as part of its purchase of a majority stake in Flipkart. → Read More
Tailored Brands CEO Doug Ewert Intends to Retire
The chief executive plans to retire from the men’s clothing retailer on Sept. 30. He became CEO in 2011. → Read More
Tyson Lowers Outlook on Fallout From Tariffs, Commodity-Market Volatility
Tyson Foods said tariffs have hurt domestic and export prices on chicken and pork. The company also said domestic chicken demand has weakened because of an abundance of “relatively lower-priced” beef and pork. → Read More
Campbell Soup CEO Exits as Company Plans Strategic Review of Portfolio
Campbell Soup Chief Executive Denise Morrison is leaving the company, the food maker said, as it also announced a quarterly loss and that it will begin a strategic review of its portfolio. → Read More
U.S. Leading Economic Indicators Rose in March
An economic index that measures U.S. business trends continued to increase in March, pointing to robust economic growth throughout 2018. → Read More