Amazon to buy Whole Foods, Uber gets management facelift
Amazon to buy Whole Foods, Uber gets management facelift
2017-06-17
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that matter right now Amazon is buying
Whole Foods Market for 13.7 billion
dollars Amazon is paying 42 dollars per
share which is a twenty seven percent
premium over the closing price of the
stock on Thursday June 15th Whole Foods
will continue to operate under its own
brand and retain its CEO John Mackey the
deal is expected to close in the second
half of this year this week
uber restructured its management uber
co-founder Travis kalanick is taking an
indefinite leave of absence as CEO ubers
second-in-command Emil Michael left the
company as did board member David
Bonderman after he made an inappropriate
comment at a company-wide meeting when
Lync Martello an executive at Nestle
will serve as a new member of burrs
board a group of 14 senior executives
will run the company while colonic is
out at e3 Microsoft revealed the Xbox
one X formerly known as Project Scorpio
it is a souped up version of the Xbox
one will cost five hundred dollars when
it arrives on November 7th Sony showed
off a number of games including footage
from the next ps4 exclusive spider-man
game which will launch in 2018 not to be
outdone Nintendo gave an in-depth look
at Super Mario Odyssey which will hit
the Nintendo switch on October 27th
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