Scoop: Investment platform eToro is launching a debit card in 2020. Leaked images and emails show that the company is looking to get into the issuing market and could look to take on challenger banks. More on @businessinsider businessinsider.com/leaked-images-…

Scoop: @ImagineCurve quietly hid an old Q&A video from YouTube, days after it was revealed just 14% of its customers were "active users". Angry investors want to know why the video, in which Shachar Bialick faced questions from investors, was removed. bit.ly/33UI92n

businessinsider.com/macys-closing-… Most comprehensive list yet of 2020 #Macys closings via Mary Hanbury @businessinsider

Hundreds of Macy's tech workers are being laid off or relocated as the retailer closes an office in San Francisco businessinsider.com/macys-tech-wor… via @businessinsider

During the pandemic 38,000 gyms in the US shuttered. 500,000 people lost jobs. Now that we're all WFH (working out from home), roughly $10B, or 1/3 of the industry's revenue, is expected to disappear (a thread) by Jennifer Ortakales Dawkins Hillary Hoffower Mary Hanbury businessinsider.com/workout-at-hom…

SARS created the perfect storm that changed how China shopped forever. Experts say the coronavirus could do the same for the US. businessinsider.com/sars-coronavir… via @businessinsider @shannen_balogh

The rise and fall of Victoria's Secret

Shoppers are partly to blame for America's crippling labor shortage (via Mary Hanbury) businessinsider.com/labor-shortage…

Retail won't tackle the labor shortage until it reverses decades of worker neglect and becomes a viable, long-term career again businessinsider.com/labor-shortage…

Peloton was just as surprised as we were by what happened in the first episode of the 'Sex and the City' reboot ⁦Avery Hartmans⁩ businessinsider.com/sex-and-the-ci…

A Personal Statement on My Interaction With Neil Coyle businessinsider.com/henry-dyer-per…

Starbucks baristas say customers have never been as rude as during the pandemic, with clashes over mask mandates, TikTok drinks, and product shortages. The baristas told me customers had yelled, cursed, and even thrown drinks at those serving them. businessinsider.com/starbucks-bari…

The Arnault family — which rules the biggest luxury conglomerate in the world — is betting big on K-Pop. (And it’s not only because 방탄소년단 is the biggest boyband in the world.) businessinsider.com/arnault-family…

Walmart, Target, Kroger, and more major retailers go head-to-head in an escalating 'labor hoarding' war over hourly employees trib.al/67os2XA

Warehouse Nation, an edit project I helmed last year, picked up Insider's first SABEW vs. very burly competition. Thanks to reporters emma cosgrove, @_katya_long, Aki Ito, and to Lily Katzman Cadie Thompson, Matt Turner, Nicholas Carlson for time & support businessinsider.com/warehouse-nati…

Hello! I'm writing about a new workplace trend "Quiet Thriving" for an Insider article. Instead of quiet quitting, some workers are shifting their mindset and crafting their jobs to find fulfillment. Reach out if this is you. #journorequests washingtonpost.com/wellness/2022/…

Finns want you to know that being the "happiest country in the world" doesn't mean what you think it does. Great, nuanced reporting from Helsinki from Beatrice Nolan businessinsider.com/finland-happie…

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🇺🇸 Outdoor Voices founder is mocking the athletic brand on social media after her contentious ouster 3 years ago bit.ly/44tifm3

Chaos in the Hamptons: Tracy Anderson devotees gripe about $5,500 mats, $90 classes, and power struggles among 'queen bees' trib.al/xaxqCpe