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5 ways Robinhood’s rushed UX changes exacerbated the GameStop crisis The GameStop debacle has been hailed by many as a first of its kind form of digital activism, with the “crowd” coming together to stick it to Wall Street, and specifically hedge funds that are in the business of short selling. However, what if you’re a startup or scale-up caught in the middle of such an unprecedented and unstoppable set of events, requiring you to make rapid business and product decisions almost seemingly on the fly. Especially if there is significant reputational damage at stake when things don’t ...

BATON ROUGE - Raising Cane's has partnered with the hit TV show Built For Business to design food trucks that can transport its famous chicken finger meals across the country on wheels and in style. With restaurants in over half of the states nationwide, the company has decided to head to uncharted territories with two food trucks. The Baton Rouge-based company says the trucks are equipped with a DJ stand on the roof, rotating disco balls, and four LED screens on the side. Raising Cane's was featured on season two of Built For Business. The episode aired on Christmas Eve.

Best Stocks For 2021: Fiverr International (FVRR) InvestorPlace 12/23/2020 © Source: Temitiman / Shutterstock.com The Fiverr (FVRR) website displayed on a mobile phone screen. Fiverr International (NYSE: FVRR) is an Israel-based technology company that has nailed the gig economy’s demand for creative services work. © Provided by InvestorPlace The Fiverr (FVRR) website displayed on a mobile phone screen. While the best known names in the gig economy space are probably Uber (NYSE: Lyft (NASDAQ: LYFT), this macrotrend was in place long before we ended up with our “side hustle” cul...

Just prior to the Lamborghini SC20 being unveiled by the company, the wild one-off was being put through its paces at Monza. This prototype can be seen clad in a striking orange and black livery and doesn’t appear to have a passenger seat. The Lamborghini engineer behind the wheel was also taking things fairly gently and at one stage, can even be seen nodding to the YouTuber who filmed this clip. Despite not driving the car anywhere near its limits, we do get to hear the car’s exhaust firing off some cracks and pops during downshifts. Powering the Lamborghini SC20 is a 6.5-liter naturally...