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From: Forbes Bankable - Friday Mar 22, 2019 08:13 pm
What You Missed This Week

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What You Missed This Week
Coco Gauff, 15, has never won a match on the main women’s tennis circuit. Still, she’ll earn $1 million this year.

Serena Williams and Whitney Wolfe Herd are taking their partnership to the next level. Williams, who also starred in Bumble’s first-ever Super Bowl ad, will be joining Herd as an investor and active member of the Bumble Fund. The pair also announced a pitch competition to identify two to three new investments in businesses raising a pre-seed, seed or A round with an existing lead in place. The fund expects to invest $50,000-$100,000 per company, depending on the scale of the business.

Kraft Heinz is trying to create a brand new world for itself, even if that means selling off many of its storied brands.

Already a best-selling book and an upcoming Hollywood film, the story of Elizabeth Holmes will sink deeper into the public consciousness with a new HBO documentary airing tonight. The cautionary tale of Holmes and Theranos is already deeply held by the healthcare Industry.

Apple is releasing two new iPads. Instead of throwing a big, choreographed event to announcing them, the tech giant took a more subdued approach.

With gas prices still down, Ford is boosting its bet on large SUVs and that bigger is better once again.
 
Mike Trout landed a monster payday with his new $430 million deal with the Angels. But that’s not the biggest sports contract of all time.

SurveyMonkey, Paradigm and Stanford researchers have identified three key variables that help underrepresented groups feel included in the workplace.
 
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