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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - OCTOBER 07: A sign is posted on the exterior of a WeWork office on October 07, 2019 in San Francisco, California. Days after withdrawing its registration for an initial public offering, WeWork also warned employees that the company could be set to lay off nearly 2,000 people, about 16 percent of its workforce. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

WeWork Files For Bankruptcy, After Being Valued At $47B In 2019

WeWork, the office-sharing company, has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after being valued at $47 billion just four years ago.

Starbucks Adding 17,000 Locations By 2030, In “Triple Shot Reinvention Strategy”

The Seattle coffee based franchise Starbucks has announced they are rapidly expanding.

Chevron Announces Acquisition Of Hess For $53B Amid Uncertainty In Oil Markets

Chevron announced that they are buying rival company Hess amid uncertainty in the oil markets.

PICO RIVERA, CA - JULY 15: Hostess Twinkie snack cakes and Donettes are on display at a store July 15, 2013 in Pico Rivera, California. Twinkies returned to store shelves after Hostess filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy late last year, after years of management turmoil and a standoff with its second-biggest union. The company sold off its various brands, with Twinkies and other Hostess cakes going to private equity firms Apollo Global Management and Metropoulos & Co. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

J.M. Smucker Agrees To Buy Hostess Brands In $5.6 Billion Deal

Jelly Maker J.M. Smucker announced on Monday that they are buying Hostess Brands for a whopping $5.6 billion, including their ongoing debt, which equates to $34.25 a share.

TOPSHOT - Afghan Taliban militants and villagers attend a gathering as they celebrate the peace deal and their victory in the Afghan conflict on US in Afghanistan, in Alingar district of Laghman Province on March 2, 2020. - The Taliban said on March 2 they were resuming offensive operations against Afghan security forces, ending the partial truce that preceded the signing of a deal between the insurgents and Washington. (Photo by NOORULLAH SHIRZADA / AFP) (Photo by NOORULLAH SHIRZADA/AFP via Getty Images)

The Taliban Claims They Have Signed Mining Contracts Worth $6.5 Billion In Afghanistan

Afghanistan’s Taliban government said it signed seven mining contracts on Thursday worth $6.5 billion in investments.