Dow rebounds 330 points after turbulent week
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 330.44 points to 24190.90 ending a volatile week marked by its largest weekly loss since January 2016 and its first official correction in two years. Investors faced fears of faster rate rises and inflation while funds pulled about 30 billion in the week to Feb 7.
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Uber settles with Waymo in trade secrets dispute
Uber agrees to pay Waymo about 245 million dollars in equity equal to 0.34 percent of Uber. Waymo alleged former employee Anthony Levandowski stole files. Uber CEO changes and a broader shift in company culture are noted as the trial ends.
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Social media influencers and platform shifts in advertising
A look at how social networks fueled influencer marketing with Instagram as a favorite platform. Instagram's 800 million monthly users and over 1.5 million influencer posts in 2017 highlight the shift away from blogs YouTube and Pinterest, while Facebook ownership is noted by The Motley Fool.
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