Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Falls Amid Election Uncertainty
U.S. stocks fell Wednesday a day after incomplete election results left control of both houses of Congress still to be determined.
Meta's Mark Zuckerberg Explains Why Company Is Laying Off 13% Of Its Employees
Meta, the company that runs Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, announced Wednesday it's laying off 11,000 employees.
Smoked Salmon Distributed In These States Recalled Over Listeria Concerns
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Stock Market Today: Dow Climbs Higher Ahead Of Midterm Elections, Inflation Report
U.S. stocks climbed higher Monday, a day ahead of midterm elections, the release of a key inflation report and several key earnings reports.
'Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' Hits $1 Billion In Revenue, Still Hasn't Beat This Game's Record
Newest 'Call of Duty' title breaks series record for sales but remains seconds to 'Grand Theft Auto 5'.
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Business Leaders Must Authentically Engage In Social Impact Now
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Homebuyers Leaving Big Metro Cities For Places With Lower Cost Of Living
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Stock Market Today: Shares Rise, Ending Down Week On High Note
U.S. stocks rose Friday, ending a week of losses after the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates.
ExxonMobil Considers Options For Unused Office Space At Massive Houston Facility
The oil giant is split over a decision to lease or sell nearly half of the office space at its Houston campus.
Volkswagen Recall: Audi A3 Among Nearly 225,000 Vehicles With Increased Risk Of Crashing
Volkswagen issued the recall for almost 225,000 vehicles, including certain Jetta, Atlas, Audi A3, and other models.
US Job Market Still Strong, But For How Long?
The latest data on the U.S. employment situation shows a strong job market, but also indicates a cooling-off period ahead.
Exclusive-Crypto Exchange Binance Helped Iranian Firms Trade $8 Billion Despite Sanctions
Crypto giant Binance has processed Iranian transactions with a value of $8 billion since 2018 despite U.S.
Employee Lawsuit Follows Elon Musk's Twitter Layoff Announcement
The layoffs will end Elon Musk's first official week as Twitter's owner and is expected to include up to 3,700 employees of the company's 7,500 work force.
Clarks Recalling Various Navy Blue Shoes Over 'Toxic' Chemical Concerns
"Prolonged and direct" contact with certain material with the shoe may expose the user to the chemicals.
Twitter Says Layoffs To Begin Friday
A company-wide email seen by AFP says Twitter employees will receive word via email at the start of business Friday, California time, as to what their fate is.
Another Nestlé Toll House Recall: These Cookie Dough Tubs May Contain Foreign Material
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Christmas Tree Keg Stand? This Beer Brand Adds Ultimate Gag Item To Its Holiday Collection
Miller Lite offers "Christmas Tree Keg Stands" apart of its holiday collection this year.
US Economy: Amazon Freezes Corporate Hiring Amid Possible Recession
Amazon will not hire any new corporate employees for the next few months as the company monitors the economy.
Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Slips Again After Hints Of More Interest Rate Hikes
U.S. stocks slipped for the third consecutive day after Fed chairman Jerome Powell indicated more interest rate hikes were likely.
Google Adds Package Tracking Feature Through Gmail Ahead Of The Holiday Season
Google is adding shipping tracking to its gmail service.
FTC Slaps $100 Million Fine On Ericsson Subsidy For Deceptively Retaining Customers
The FTC on Thursday ordered Ericsson subsidy Vonage to pay a $100 million fine for deceptively retaining customers.
Lyft Cuts 13% Of Staff In 2nd Round Of Layoffs
Ride-share company Lyft on Thursday said that it's laying off 700 workers, about 13% of the company's staff, to reduce costs.
Electric Vehicle Maker Nikola Beats Q3 Earnings Expectations
Nikola saw a modest loss as its Q3 revenues beat expectations.
Why Uber Doesn't Make Money
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Stock Market Today: Shares Fall After Fed Hikes Interest Rate
U.S. stocks fell Wednesday to close a choppy trading session after the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates 0.75%, an increase widely anticipated.
Why Are Some Of The Fastest Growing Real-Estate Markets In The US Slowing Down?
Mortgage demand has reached its lowest level in 25 years. Prices are also dropping at a record 20% in pandemic-era hot spots such as Austin, Phoenix, and Miami.
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