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Snacks / Monday, February 24, 2020

Put your back Intuit.... The creator of TurboTax and QuickBooks is adding to its clique of popular financial products, just in time for tax season. Intuit is close to striking a deal to buy privately held Credit Karma for $7B — its largest acquisition ever. In 2009, Intuit acquired budget tracker Mint for $170M. Now Intuit's splurging more because it wants to be aggressively involved in your daily finances (not just your yearly tax frenzy).

Tastes better when you DIY... Domino's global sales jumped 8%, sending shares up 30% last week. It's one of the only big chains that refuses to partner with delivery apps like Gruhub and DoorDash. For years, it's taken a DIY approach to delivery, investing big in its own app — now it's expanding GPS-pizza tracking for hangry orderers. FYI, takeout now makes up nearly half of Domino's orders — and it's more profitable than delivery (because delivery costs extra time & money).

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