John Foley, CEO of Peloton, discusses the likelihood that the company will eventually offer subscriptions for its internet-connected fitness products instead of requiring an expensive purchase.
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Kroger CEO: Digital Business Is Up 127 Percent
Rodney McMullen, CEO of Kroger, discusses how their digital business has been particularly key to powering their massive growth amid the COVID pandemic.
Walmart Joining Microsoft in Effort to Purchase TikTok
Walmart is getting in on the TikTok action, joining Microsoft’s bid to purchase the beleaguered social media platform.
Etsy CEO: Anti-Competitive Act By Amazon To Consolidate Market Power
This is going to have tremendous consequences for the 3 million sellers on Etsy should Amazon prevail in this fight. It’s really an anti-competitive act from amazon to consolidate their market power.
FreshDirect CEO: Seismic Shift In How People Want To Buy Food
David McInerney, CEO, and co-founder of FreshDirect, discusses how the pandemic has caused a boom in how people want to buy their food.
Walmart CEO: We Had To Become More Digital
Doug McMillon, CEO of Walmart, discusses how the company has changed to become more digital over the last couple of quarters in response to the pandemic.
Airbnb CEO: Every Crisis Should Lead To A New Point Of Innovation
We said every single opportunity is a moment where we have to pivot and move fast says Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky. Not only are we going to get through this but every one of these crises is going to lead to a new point of innovation.
Apple Needs Fortnite More Than Fortnite Needs Apple
Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games, feels that Fortnite is large enough and scaled enough and that Apple needs Fortnite more than Fortnite needs Apple… and Google too for that matter.
Apple Will Eventually Fall Apart If It Doesn’t Back Down
As long as the company continues to rely on other people’s money to make its bottom line it’s going to turn slodgy, slow, bureaucratic, and I think it will eventually fall apart.
Amazon Is Responsible For Defective Third-Party Products
A court has ruled Amazon is liable for defective products, including those sold by third-party sellers.