Struggling Six Flags looking to sell underperforming parks; announces new CEO
Amusement park company Six Flags stock is up 7% today on news that the company will be looking to shed its underperforming parks — likely at the behest… — Lew
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Former Campbells Soup employee releases wild tape of company vice president
A former employee is suing Campbell’s (of soup) for wrongful termination after he was allegedly fired for reporting his boss’s wild rant in which he says the company… — Lew
Intuit’s Sasan Goodarzi makes the post-earnings rounds dressed like Rocky Balboa
Intuit quarterly results are in and they’re good enough where CEO Sasan Goodarzi fels confident enough to wear the most insane outfit we’ve seen in a long time… — Lew
More layoffs at Barbie HQ
Barbie’s house just shrank. Toymaker Mattel is chopping 89 marketing and design jobs at its El Segundo headquarters, starting January 12, 2026, as it carves up its global… — Lew
Hats off at Fanatics Tampa distribution center
Sports apparel giant Fanatics is announcing it will shutter its Oak Creek distribution center next year and shift the work to a newer, “more advanced” Tampa facility. The… — Lew
Laying (off) Pipe
Once valued at 2 billion, fintech company Pipe is laying off around 50% of its staff. The alternate title was: half-Pipe. — Lew
Days after laying off 10%, Vimeo acquired for $1.38 billion
Just one week after CEO Philip Moyer took to Linkedin to spin the company’s decision to axe 10% of its workforce, Vimeo is being sold off. The struggling… — Lew
Scope3 snipes an undisclosed number
This company has been in our sights for awhile… Carbon emissions auditor digital advertising middleman Scope3 is laying off an unknown number of employees, and a few are… — Lew
Rivian sheds 200 in run-up to new car’s launch next year
With a $7,500 tax credit set to expire this month and before the launch of its newer, cheaper SUV (the R2), Rivian is axing 200 employees (~1.5% of… — Lew
Kyte shuts down after sinking $550+ million
Rental car company sputters? Kyte falls out of the sky? What kind of metaphor should I have used to describe the spectacular bust of a company once touted… — Lew