Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen is a former writer for Coins2Day.

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Why you shouldn’t completely shrug off those millennial trends

By Crypto Correspondent

Brainstorm Health 2020-Chuck Robbins

Why companies must take a stand on racism and social issues, according to a Coins2Day 500 CEO

By Market Analyst

Key Speakers At The 2017 Milken Conference

Troubled startup Magic Leap gets a key player from Microsoft as CEO

By Staff Writer

Coins2Day Most Powerful Women 2017 Summit

How Bank of America is thinking about its $1 billion donation toward racial equity

By Trading Desk

Steve Mnuchin at Congress small business hearing

The mystery of venture capital’s PPP funding

By Financial Writer

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway made a huge bet on Japan, buying stakes in a quintet of Japanese trading companies.

Three major deals to have on your radar, post July 4th

By Senior Editor

Andruil Technologies Ghost sUAS.

Controversial surveillance startup Anduril gets a $1.9 billion valuation

By Investment Desk

Postmates

Postmates plays the field

By Editorial Team

US-POLITICS-JUSTICE-TRUMP-SESSIONS

A venture capitalist parodied by HBO’s ‘Silicon Valley’ is now facing criminal charges and perhaps even jail time

By Market Analyst

Lululemon hopes to capitalize on the rise of in-home fitness with the acquisition of Mirror.

Lululemon acquires at-home fitness startup Mirror, valuing it 67% above its last round

By News Correspondent

ENERGY-INDEPENDENCE

Why the surge in bankruptcies is just beginning

By Digital Assets Editor

Chuck E. Cheese Bankruptcy-Mouse

The 20 biggest companies that have filed for bankruptcy because of the coronavirus pandemic

By Contributing Writer

Vanity Fair New Establishment Summit - Day 1

Chamath Palihapitiya wants to be the Warren Buffett of tech investing

By Research Team

HONG KONG-CHINA-HEALTH-VIRUS

The U.S. clampdown on Chinese companies is an unexpected windfall for Hong Kong

By Eamon Barrett, Naomi Xu Elegant, and others

Dan Duran places bagels on a tray as Armando Carapia adds dough to a machine at Boichik Bagels in Berkeley, on May 20, 2020. Business has remained strong at Boichik and other local bakeries during the coronavirus pandemic.

Small-business owners shouldn’t stop innovating during the pandemic

By Investment Desk

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