“The most difficult job for a hotelier is opening a hotel from zero,” Marriott exec John Toomey told Business Insider.
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Internal Meta documents suggest that 10% of its 2024 revenue came from fraudulent ads
One document allegedly stated that Meta earned about $7 billion from the circulation of certain scam ads in 2024.
4 Coins to Accumulate as Ethereum (ETH) Gears Up for a 250% Rally
The post 4 Coins to Accumulate as Ethereum Gears Up for a 250% Rally appeared first Analysts are discussing a potential 250% surge. When ETH moves, altcoins usually follow. Among them, Little Pepe (LILPEPE) has emerged as a favorite. It is not just another meme coin chasing hype. With real tech behind it and analysts projecting potential 10000% gains, this token is turning heads for all the right reasons. Little Pepe (LILPEPE): The Meme Coin With Real Utility Little Pepe’s presale is in stage 13, with each token priced at $0. 0022. It’s already 96. 39% sold out, raising over $27. 4 million out of its $28. 77 million target. Those are serious numbers for a project that started quietly just months ago. What makes it stand out is its Layer 2 network, built specifically for meme tokens. This setup enables faster and more cost-effective transactions, eliminating the typical pain points associated with trading on congested chains. The token has zero buy or sell tax, making it appealing to both everyday traders and whales who have been accumulating heavily in recent stages. LILPEPE has also completed a Certik audit, providing investors with additional confidence in the security of its smart contracts. The project’s sniper-bot-resistant design levels the playing field, so whales can’t snipe early supplies. Its growing community is another major strength. The $777k Giveaway now has over 507, 600 entries, and the Mega Giveaway tied to stages 12-17 has attracted more than 85, 330 participants. The team is even rewarding top buyers with 15 ETH in prizes. Add that to the project’s zero market cap advantage, and you can see why early backers believe the upside could be enormous. With.
Over 75% of Tesla (TSLA) shareholders vote to approve Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay package
Over 75% of Tesla (TSLA) shareholders vote to approve Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay package
Google Finance partners with Polymarket & Kalshi to integrate predictive markets into search
Through the integration of Polymarket and Kalshi, users will be able search various financial queries and predictive odds.
Watch the 2025 Tesla (TSLA) Annual Meeting of Shareholders here
Watch the 2025 Tesla (TSLA) Annual Meeting of Shareholders here
Airbnb suggests consumers are starting to feel better about vacations. Here’s why profits could still take a hit.
Vacation-rental platform Airbnb Inc. on Thursday said demand held up through October and forecast fourth-quarter sales that were above expectations, but the company said spending on new services and political battles would cut into profits.
Snapchat (SNAP) Q3 2025 earnings results beat revenue estimates on smaller than expected loss
Snapchat (SNAP) Q3 2025 earnings results beat revenue estimates on smaller than expected loss
Qualcomm (QCOM) Q4 FY25 earnings results beat revenue expectations, EPS hit by $6 billion tax charge
Qualcomm (QCOM) Q4 FY25 earnings results beat revenue expectations, EPS hit by $6 billion tax charge
Soha Ali Khan breaks down Lenskart’s Rs 7,278 crores IPO; says, “It’s expensive compared to the current profits”
Eyewear giant Lenskart Solutions Ltd recently closed its much-anticipated Rs 7, 278 crores initial public offering (IPO) on November 4, 2025, attracting massive investor interest with subscription rates soaring to over 28 times. The IPO price band was fixed between Rs 382 and Rs 402 per share, valuing the company near Rs 70, 000 crores at the upper end. Lenskart’s IPO comprised a fresh issue worth Rs 2, 150 crores and an offer for sale (OFS) of about Rs 5, 128 crores by its promoters and early investors including SoftBank Vision Fund II, Schroders Capital, and Temasek. Lenskart, founded in 2008 by Peyush Bansal and Amit Chaudhary, today operates over 2, 700 stores across India and international markets. The company reported revenues of Rs 6, 652 crores for FY25 and is India’s largest organized eyewear retailer by volume. Proceeds from the IPO will fund expansion of company-operated stores, technology investments, marketing campaigns, and other corporate purposes. In the midst of the huge IPO frenzy, Bollywood actress Soha Ali Khan brought financial literacy to the forefront. Sharing a concise yet insightful video on social media, she urged followers to understand the IPO fully before investing, pointing out that it is “expensive compared to the current profits.” Soha said, “If you believe in the brand long term, then great. But if you’re hoping to get rich by next Friday, then maybe have another think.”She simplified the concept of an IPO for her fans, explaining it as the first time a private company offers shares to the public: “It’s saying, ‘Hey, now you can own a tiny piece of our company.’” Soha’s message resonated widely at a time when a high valuation and massive retail appetite combined to create a sell-out IPO event. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Soha (@sakpataudi) The allotment for the IPO will be announced on November 6, with shares slated for listing on BSE and NSE from November 10, 2025. Despite some valuation concerns from analysts, the IPO has been praised for its strong investor confidence, especially from qualified institutional buyers who subscribed 40 times their quota. Also Read: Soha Ali Khan on starring in Chhorrii 2, “To play an antagonist in horror is not something I’ve done before”.