Twitter offers additional restricted stock and cash bonuses to employees to rein in talent flight.
Bridgewater hires ex-Apple executive Jon Rubinstein as co-CEO.
Krispy Kreme, which is owned by Alcuin Capital Partners, plans London IPO.
WeWork targets Asia as valuation hits $16 billion.
Yahoo adds two new directors; both have experience helping sell firms.
A startup backed by Sean Parker is pitching the film industry on a service that would offer $50 home movie rentals on theatrical release day.
Alibaba secures $3 billion loan to finance more investments and acquisitions.
Soothe raises $35 million to bring you massages on demand.
The University of California’s endowment plans to yank money from the worst-performing hedge fund managers.
Apple announces March 21 event, where it’s expected to debut a smaller iPhone.
Instacart and Whole Foods confirm expanded relationship and plans for expansion.
TransCanada is in talks to buy Columbia Pipeline Group, Reuters reports.
Canada becomes a U.S. creditor for the first time.
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