Dwayne Johnson’s Zoa Energy Drink Plots Major Marketing Push
Expect to see a lot of the Rock.
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Peloton Hires Twitter Veteran Leslie Berland to Run Marketing
Peloton Interactive Inc. hired Twitter Inc. veteran Leslie Berland as its chief marketing officer, seeking to bolster the fitness company’s brand as part of a broader turnaround effort.
Morgan Stanley Beats as Wealth Management Hits Record
Morgan Stanley’s revenue narrowly beat analysts’ expectations on a wealth-management record even as the firm’s traders fell short of estimates.
Meta’s 54% Stock Comeback Is Still on Shaky Ground
Meta Platforms Inc.’s market-beating rally of the past few months is failing to convince some skeptics, given how much money the owner of Facebook and Instagram continues to pour into building its version of the metaverse.
Match’s Hinge Tests $60 Plan for ‘Motivated Daters’
Match Group Inc.’s dating app Hinge is rolling out a new subscription tier that could cost as much as $60 a month, betting that the platform’s fast-growing segment of Gen-Z users will see it as a worthwhile investment.
Pfizer Widens Cheap Medicine Program to Include 500 Products
Pfizer Inc. expanded its program to offer its products at not-for-profit prices in poor countries to include 500 drugs and vaccines.
Goldman Expenses Surge as Firm Sets Aside More for Compensation
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. posted a bigger increase in expenses than analysts expected as it set aside more for compensation in the fourth quarter.
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal on Use of Covid Aid for Tax Cuts
The US Supreme Court turned away a Missouri appeal that sought to ensure states can cut taxes even as they receive $195 billion in federal pandemic-relief money.
Spanish Abortion Debate Flares After Region Tries to Curb Access
The Spanish government on Tuesday took the first legal step to challenge a conservative-led region’s decision to introduce new rules aimed at discouraging women from seeking abortions.
A $50 Billion Overdraft Is Set to Become Nigeria’s Debt
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is pushing lawmakers to let him add an unpaid $50 billion overdraft from the central bank to the country’s public debt pile despite concerns about the legality of the borrowing.
