Thanks to a Reddit battle between short-sellers and other traders, GameStop shares became a “Memestock” and the stuff of legend for a few weeks in January.
The striking Kellogg’s employees and the company agreed to a new deal, which includes cost-of-living increases and a guarantee of no plant closures.
Jack Dorsey was replaced by Twitter’s Chief technology officer Parag Agrawal, who has been with the company for 10 years.
The great resignation came in response to wage stagnation, a rising cost of living and stresses that came with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Alphabet, better known as Google, saw its share price rise by more than 65 percent in 2021. It ended the year trading at $2,897.04 per share.
After 17 years, Facebook’s parent company was rebranded as Meta in order to closer tie the social media giant with the virtual “metaverse.”
A supersonic space plane developed by Richard Branson’s company, Virgin Galactic, sent him and five other crew members into space — beating Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk to the punch.
The company was set up to enable Trump Media & Technology Group to do business on the stock exchange. Its stock price ended the year up 41 percent since its September IPO.
United Airlines’ CEO, who was aboard the flight, described it as “a significant milestone for efforts to decarbonize our industry.”
Musk’s net worth briefly crossed $300 billion in 2021, but he told Time that Russian President Vladimir Putin was probably wealthier: “I can’t invade countries and stuff.”