Lizzo’s team was mocked and bullied by wardrobe manager, designer says in a new lawsuit
In the suit, the woman who designed outfits for Lizzo’s dancers alleges that the singer’s wardrobe manager referred to dancers as “fat,” “useless” and “dumb.”
Microsoft to sell AI assistant software to biggest clients starting Nov. 1
Some small businesses have begun testing Microsoft 365 Copilot, which can help corporate workers compose documents and find information from email messages.
Barclays says this women’s health pharma company could rally 48%
The bank began research coverage of the women’s health drugmaker that was spun out of Merck with an overweight rating.
Seaport Research upgrades this solar energy stock, says it can pop roughly 50%
Seaport Research Partners upgraded Enphase to buy from neutral, citing a recovery in the U.S. residential market by next June.
Jefferies says this Latin American oil giant is underappreciated and can rally more than 35%
The firm initiated the stock with a buy rating.
Deutsche Bank says this cloud software stock is poised for big gains ahead
The firm upgraded Five9, which provides cloud software services to customer contact centers, to buy from hold.
Why Hasan Minhaj’s fabrications could invalidate real accounts of racism and Islamophobia
“He’s not just trying to entertain people. He wants to be seen as someone who’s speaking to social justice issues. He has this moral platform,” one expert said.
Bank of America upgrades this cloud computing stock that can surge nearly 50%
Nutanix has multiple positive growth levers, according to Bank of America. The company recently launched its “GPT-in-a-Box” platform.
Senate confirms first military nominee in months amid broader blockade by Tommy Tuberville
Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. was confirmed as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. President Joe Biden nominated him four months ago.
