Joe Budden And Tahiry Jose Go IN On Each Other After She Reacted To Him Speaking On Cassie & Diddy
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Joe Budden stepped into The Shade Room with a lengthy response to his ex-girlfriend Tahiry Jose accusing him of abuse. His response came after she reacted to his thoughts on the surveillance footage of Diddy assaulting Cassie in 2016 and his subsequent apology.
What Joe Budden Initially Said About Diddy And Cassie
Budden addressed the Diddy and Cassie situation during the no. 727 episode of his self-titled podcast. He explained that they had a “heart-to-heart” after he got the ‘State of the Culture’ hosting job on REVOLT.
Joey claimed that Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs embraced his “lunatic” creative side but warned him not to “throw anything and don’t hit anybody.” Budden said that conversation made him feel like Puffy understood the importance of not hitting people.
However, he then described the assault footage in shaming terms. Afterward, he accused Combs of being greedy “for attention,” “tone-deaf,” and having an “inability to read the room” with his apology video.
“…But he pops back out with this half-hearted bullsh*t apology that was almost offensive. It was like a slap in the face.”
He added that he doesn’t think the surveillance footage is the last of Diddy being exposed or that the producer is the only one. Additionally, Budden said the video “lends a lot of credence to anything horrific” he’s heard about Combs, including allegations involving the late Kim Porter and Quincy’s dad, Al B. Sure!
See everything Budden said below.
Joe Budden, Mel and the rest of the JBP gang give their initial reactions and realizations from the Diddy video of him abusing Cassie. pic.twitter.com/1Ji1hYru7u
After The Shade Room reposted Budden’s comments, his ex-girlfriend Tahiry Jose hopped into the comment section. She recalled an incident where Joey allegedly mirrored similar domestic violence against her.
“FOH, Who??? The irony. This is so triggering!!!!! I remember Joey throwing me down a flight of stairs dragging me back into the house & me having to talk him into letting me go,” Tahiry wrote.
She added that their incident happened “for hours.” Tahiry also wrote, “This whole sh*t took me out. So hard to watch. So sorry for Cassie and every other woman who’s currently going through it or has ever gone through it. It’s tough.”
To be clear, this is not the first or second time Tahiry has accused Joe of being violent. Over the years and amid their ‘Love & Hip Hop’ stints, she’s opened up about alleged abuse from him at length. In August 2020, she gave a bombshell interview to Hollywood Unlocked about their former relationship.
However, Joe Budden isn’t here for Tahiry dredging up these accusations. He also stepped into The Shade Room with harsh words for his former lady, accusing her of being a “failed gold digger,” among other insults.
“@therealtahiry you are a lying, failed gold digger that has abused, targeted and manipulated many men. Outside of me you lack an identity which is why you’ve tried desperately to attach yourself to me for over 15 years,” he wrote in The Shade Room’s comment section.
He recalled two times he’s seen her in the last two years where she appeared “fine” with him. Joe also said Tahiry was on his “body” during their last ‘Love & Hip Hop’ stint and “tried her best to disrespect [his] son’s mother [Cyn Santana] in the process.”
“I had to ask producers to keep you away from us like the cancer you are!! Yet you continue to slight my name online because…it’s your identity. I don’t speak to you or about you because it’s low vibrational. You’re a low level Dyckman con woman that’s been lying about (you already know) for ages. I pray you heal and move on one day, hopefully this is our last exchange. Prayers to all real victims.”
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Things didn’t end there, though. Tahiry Jose slipped back into The Shade Room’s comment section to clapback at Joe. She warned her ex that his time is “coming.”
“@joebudden You can say WHATEVER you want about me! Those that know me know!!!! I’m not scared of you anymore. You can keep bullying, intimidating the rest. Those that know you and are around you also know the truth. Sad that they continue to enable your behavior. Your time is coming!”
For context, in 2021, Cyn Santana also accused Joe of abuse during a leaked phone call, though he denied those allegations, per HipHopDX. However, Cyn has not reacted to his recent exchange with Tahiry.
What’s Going On With Diddy Now?
It’s been less than a week since CNN exclusively shared the now-viral video of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs dragging, kicking, and throwing things at Cassie in a hotel hallway. Several days after the breaking news, Combs gave his non-specific apology. Follow-up reports have said that he wasn’t able to name-drop his ex-girlfriend due to the terms in their now-settled lawsuit.
Cassie has yet to react to the footage, but her husband, Alex Fine, shared a letter on domestic violence. Meanwhile, the singer’s lawyer has been keeping her foot on Diddy’s neck and refusing to accept his apology.
Meanwhile, social media users, entities like REVOLT, and celebrities like former rapper Shyne and Aubrey O’Day have continued to speak out. Justin Combs’ mother, Misa Hylton, has also weighed in.
This week, another woman sued the controversial hip hop mogul on sexual assault allegations, adding to his growing list of related lawsuits.
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This week, there were fewer notable executive
hires, promotions, and departures compared to last week. Online trading,
futures, cryptocurrency, forex, and fintech sectors experienced key executive
moves. The changes reflected the dynamic nature of these sectors.
NinjaTrader added four senior executives to its
management; Saxo Bank named Casper Solbakken as the Global Head of Commercial
Offering and Experience; CobaltFX promoted Stephen Nelson to Chief Operating
Officer and appointed Daniel Evans as CPO; Gracy Chen joined Bitget as CEO;
Broadridge onboarded two senior executives to lead European Issuer Services expansion.
Explore our exciting coverage of executive transitions
in online trading, futures, cryptocurrency, forex, and fintech sectors.
Executive Moves of the Week
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Futures
NinjaTrader appointed four experienced executives to
its team. This expansion arrives as the trading software provider pushes to cater to the rising demand for futures among
retail traders. The appointments include Ryan Pitylak as Executive Vice
President of Growth, Aditya Nishandar as Chief Technology Officer, John O’Neil
as General Manager of Evaluation Services, and Michael Krafft as Vice President
of Product.
Pitylak has over 15 years of experience in marketing,
strategy, and operations. He will focus on developing offerings centered around
trader education, social experiences, and partner networks. Nishandar has a background in technology
leadership and innovation. Previously, he worked as a Senior Director of Carta
Liquidity and dedicated more than a decade to Goldman Sachs.
Learn more about NinjaTrader’s new appointees, their level of experience, and the company’s focus on the futures market.
Saxo Bank Names Casper Solbakken as the Global Head of
Commercial Offering and Experience
Saxo Bank appointed Casper Andreas Solbakken as the
Global Head of Commercial Offering and Experience. Solbakken has been with the online trading and investment firm for more than 18 years serving in different
roles. Since July last year, he was the Global Head of Products, Pricing, and
Platforms.
Solbakken has held other roles, such as Global Head of
Products and Services, Head of Equities, Product Specialist Equities, and
Quantitative Trader at Saxo. He joined the Danish bank in 2006 as a Student
Assistant for Equities and Derivatives. The appointment followed a recent restructuring at the Danish Bank, which led to a new entity called Group
Commercial will be led by Stig Christensen, who took over the role of Chief
Commercial Officer.
CobaltFX Promotes Stephen Nelson to Chief Operating
Officer, Appoints Daniel Evans as CPO
United Fintech’s CobaltFX elevated Stephen Nelson to
Chief Operating Officer. Previously, Nelson was the Global Head of Operations,
a role he held for five years. He joined the company in 2017 as the Head of
Solution Delivery and Support. CobaltFX also made another change to its C-level
management: Daniel Evans will transition to Chief Product Owner.
According to the company’s announcement on LinkedIn,
Evans will focus on product development and innovation. He joined the company
in 2019 as a Product Analytics Lead before being promoted to Head of Product. United
Fintech acquired Cobalt, a provider of data and risk services to the digital
assets and foreign exchange markets, in 2022. The fintech firm disclosed that
it had acquired a 100% stake in Cobalt despite the challenges facing the
industry.
Expose more about CobaltFX’s promotion of Stephen Nelson to Chief Operating
Officer and the appointment of Daniel Evans as CPO.
From TV Host to Crypto Exchange CEO: Gracy Chen at the
Helm of Bitget
Gracy Chen, a seasoned entrepreneur with a decade of
experience in business management, marketing, and investment, landed the role
of Chief Executive Officer at Bitget. She will succeed Sandra Lou, who is
stepping down to pursue personal business goals. Chen’s involvement in the
blockchain and cryptocurrency industry began in 2014 during her tenure as a TV
host.
Chen joined Bitget as Managing Director in June
2022 to lead the platform’s growth strategies and global expansion initiatives.
During her tenure, Bitget’s number of users significantly expanded, attributed
to partnerships and a comprehensive global affiliate network. Besides her
duties as the CEO, she will continue as a columnist for Forbes. She is also a
“judge” on the first reality crypto TV show, “Killer
Whales”, featuring promising Web3 projects.
Broadridge Taps Two Senior Hires to Lead European
Issuer Services Expansion
Broadridge hired Simona Vitali, the Former Chief
Operating Officer for Europe at Morrow Sodali, to lead sales operations for its
new international issuer services. Mariana González also joined the team as
Sales Director for International Issuer Services. The new executives are
expected to enhance the company’s suite of investor communication tools across
Europe.
Vitali has over two decades of experience in corporate
governance, focusing on strengthening ties between institutional investors
and publicly listed companies. In her new role, Vitali will lead a new team of
sales executives throughout Europe, expanding Broadridge’s reach and impact in
the region. González has 15 years of experience in corporate banking, working at Royal Bank of Scotland.
This week, there were fewer notable executive
hires, promotions, and departures compared to last week. Online trading,
futures, cryptocurrency, forex, and fintech sectors experienced key executive
moves. The changes reflected the dynamic nature of these sectors.
NinjaTrader added four senior executives to its
management; Saxo Bank named Casper Solbakken as the Global Head of Commercial
Offering and Experience; CobaltFX promoted Stephen Nelson to Chief Operating
Officer and appointed Daniel Evans as CPO; Gracy Chen joined Bitget as CEO;
Broadridge onboarded two senior executives to lead European Issuer Services expansion.
Explore our exciting coverage of executive transitions
in online trading, futures, cryptocurrency, forex, and fintech sectors.
Executive Moves of the Week
NinjaTrader Expands C-Suite as Retail Traders Flock to
Futures
NinjaTrader appointed four experienced executives to
its team. This expansion arrives as the trading software provider pushes to cater to the rising demand for futures among
retail traders. The appointments include Ryan Pitylak as Executive Vice
President of Growth, Aditya Nishandar as Chief Technology Officer, John O’Neil
as General Manager of Evaluation Services, and Michael Krafft as Vice President
of Product.
Pitylak has over 15 years of experience in marketing,
strategy, and operations. He will focus on developing offerings centered around
trader education, social experiences, and partner networks. Nishandar has a background in technology
leadership and innovation. Previously, he worked as a Senior Director of Carta
Liquidity and dedicated more than a decade to Goldman Sachs.
Learn more about NinjaTrader’s new appointees, their level of experience, and the company’s focus on the futures market.
Saxo Bank Names Casper Solbakken as the Global Head of
Commercial Offering and Experience
Saxo Bank appointed Casper Andreas Solbakken as the
Global Head of Commercial Offering and Experience. Solbakken has been with the online trading and investment firm for more than 18 years serving in different
roles. Since July last year, he was the Global Head of Products, Pricing, and
Platforms.
Solbakken has held other roles, such as Global Head of
Products and Services, Head of Equities, Product Specialist Equities, and
Quantitative Trader at Saxo. He joined the Danish bank in 2006 as a Student
Assistant for Equities and Derivatives. The appointment followed a recent restructuring at the Danish Bank, which led to a new entity called Group
Commercial will be led by Stig Christensen, who took over the role of Chief
Commercial Officer.
CobaltFX Promotes Stephen Nelson to Chief Operating
Officer, Appoints Daniel Evans as CPO
United Fintech’s CobaltFX elevated Stephen Nelson to
Chief Operating Officer. Previously, Nelson was the Global Head of Operations,
a role he held for five years. He joined the company in 2017 as the Head of
Solution Delivery and Support. CobaltFX also made another change to its C-level
management: Daniel Evans will transition to Chief Product Owner.
According to the company’s announcement on LinkedIn,
Evans will focus on product development and innovation. He joined the company
in 2019 as a Product Analytics Lead before being promoted to Head of Product. United
Fintech acquired Cobalt, a provider of data and risk services to the digital
assets and foreign exchange markets, in 2022. The fintech firm disclosed that
it had acquired a 100% stake in Cobalt despite the challenges facing the
industry.
Expose more about CobaltFX’s promotion of Stephen Nelson to Chief Operating
Officer and the appointment of Daniel Evans as CPO.
From TV Host to Crypto Exchange CEO: Gracy Chen at the
Helm of Bitget
Gracy Chen, a seasoned entrepreneur with a decade of
experience in business management, marketing, and investment, landed the role
of Chief Executive Officer at Bitget. She will succeed Sandra Lou, who is
stepping down to pursue personal business goals. Chen’s involvement in the
blockchain and cryptocurrency industry began in 2014 during her tenure as a TV
host.
Chen joined Bitget as Managing Director in June
2022 to lead the platform’s growth strategies and global expansion initiatives.
During her tenure, Bitget’s number of users significantly expanded, attributed
to partnerships and a comprehensive global affiliate network. Besides her
duties as the CEO, she will continue as a columnist for Forbes. She is also a
“judge” on the first reality crypto TV show, “Killer
Whales”, featuring promising Web3 projects.
Broadridge Taps Two Senior Hires to Lead European
Issuer Services Expansion
Broadridge hired Simona Vitali, the Former Chief
Operating Officer for Europe at Morrow Sodali, to lead sales operations for its
new international issuer services. Mariana González also joined the team as
Sales Director for International Issuer Services. The new executives are
expected to enhance the company’s suite of investor communication tools across
Europe.
Vitali has over two decades of experience in corporate
governance, focusing on strengthening ties between institutional investors
and publicly listed companies. In her new role, Vitali will lead a new team of
sales executives throughout Europe, expanding Broadridge’s reach and impact in
the region. González has 15 years of experience in corporate banking, working at Royal Bank of Scotland.
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Suspects arrested entails Solomon Nuhu ‘M’ 22yrs, Faruk Umar ‘M’ 17yrs who specialise in vehicle snatching at gun point, Bolaji Yusuf ‘M’ 34yrs, and Lawal Yusuf ‘M’ 38yrs.
The Police Detectives thru actionable intelligence additionally apprehended one Haruna Akubo a.k.a Younger Alhaji, where 5 (5) suspected stolen autos had been recovered from L.Y Nadabo Motors opposite One Man Village Browsing Center, Karu LGA of Nasarawa Teach.
“Two a wonderful deal of suspects named Bolaji Yusuf ‘M’ 34years and Abubakar Umar had been additionally arrested at Heart Plaza, Maraba, where two Automobile Master keys had been learned in Bolaji’s possession with three stolen phones and a bunch of car keys.
“Preliminary investigation led the detectives to recuperate thirty-two (32) phones of a wonderful deal of makes and a 9mm beretta pistol are living ammunition in the possession of Faruk Umar.
“All over investigation, the Beretta Pistol became recovered from one Solomon Nuhu who claimed he bought it from Faruk Umar at the charge of One Hundred and thirty thousand naira most productive (N130,000).
“The crew of detectives additionally traced possible the most autos to Ankpa LGA of Kogi Teach, where Five (5) a wonderful deal of autos had been recovered, along with a Lexus IS 250 whose proprietor became said to bear been killed in the process of snatching the vehicle, the killer Ibrahim Umar a.k.a Godiya still at noteworthy.
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After an internal committee reviewed its books, the San Francisco contech giant moved its chief financial officer to another role.
Published June 4, 2024
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Dive Brief:
Autodesk, the San Francisco-based contech giant, has completed the investigation of its financials and won’t need to restate any of its GAAP or non-GAAP numbers, the firm announced on May 31.
The investigation revolved around fiscal years 2022, 2023 and 2024, per the release. In 2022, the company decided to switch from billing customers upfront for multi-year contracts to billing them annually. In 2023, however, the company reverted to pursuing multi-year, upfront contracts with enterprise clients to meet that year’s free cash flow goals, according to its release.
The voluntary, internal review was triggered after management received unspecified information following the release of its earnings report in February. In the same May 31 news release announcing the outcome of its investigation, the firm said it was moving CFO Deborah Clifford to the position of chief strategy officer.
Dive Insight:
Clifford’s new responsibilities will include corporate development, new vertical businesses that are outside Autodesk’s existing product groups and the company’s social impact and sustainability efforts, per the release.
The board of directors tapped Elizabeth Rafael as interim CFO, per the release. She also remains a director at the company.
The firm, which is one of three publicly traded vanguards in the contech industry, on April 1 abruptly announced in a Securities and Exchange Commision filing that it planned to delay its annual financial report in order to conduct its investigation.
Other than the conclusion that it won’t restate its numbers, Autodesk said that the switch back to upfront billings in 2023 helped it meet its free cash flow target. It also said that during that period, the firm made decisions about discretionary spending, collections and accounts payable with their impact on free cash flow.
“We appreciate your patience as we work through this important process. We take situations like this very seriously and are grateful to put the investigation behind us,” said Andrew Anagnost, Autodesk’s CEO, in the release.
The disclosure of the investigation came as observers of the contech sector said big, established players in the field were hitting an adoption ceiling with customers, even as smaller startups were swimming in investment cash.
The investigative committee proposed certain remedial measures at Autodesk, including:
Reviewing certain processes around financial communications and disclosures.
Assessing certain company organizational functions and responsibilities.
Adopting and enhancing policies and processes related to the matters investigated.
The company is working with the SEC to release its 10-K financial report and schedule an earnings call as soon as it can, per its release. It also released preliminary results for its fiscal first quarter in 2025, which ended April 30, reporting $1.42 billion in revenue.