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Walmart reported hiher profits, with gains in groceries and pharmaceutical prescriptions offsetting weakness in some discretionary areas

Walmart Unveils Plans To Open 150 Large-Format Stores In Next Five Years

The company, which already operates in more than 4,600 stores across the country and nearly 600 Sam's Club warehouses, aims to extend its footprint further.

Is Citibank's Security Leaving Customers At Risk? AG Launches Lawsuit Over Alleged Negligence

Citibank faces a lawsuit from the NY Attorney General, Letitia James, for alleged negligence in protecting customers from scams, and reimbursing fraud victims.

FBI Director Wray Sounds Alarm On China's Looming Cyber Threats To US

FBI Director Christopher Wray warns Congress about the imminent threat of Chinese cyberattacks emphasizing the need for urgent attention.

Economic Boom, Rising Layoffs: What's Behind The Job Market Paradox?

Despite positive economic indicators, the recent surge in layoffs suggests a nuanced interplay between workforce dynamics and corporate strategies.

Neuralink's Quantum Leap? Elon Musk Claims Brain Implant Breakthrough

Neuralink, Elon Musk's pioneering tech startup, claimed a major milestone with a successful brain implant in a human patient.

U.S. President Joe Biden announces new steps requiring government to buy more made-in-America goods during remarks in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building's South Court Auditorium at the White House in Washington, U.S., March 4, 2022.

President Biden: 'Despicable' Drone Strike Will Not Go Unanswered

Former President Trump attributes the military base assault to President Biden's perceived weakness and surrender in a statement on his social media platform, Truth Social.

Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell is among a number of monetary policymakers due to speak this week, with traders hoping for clues about the bank's plans for interest rates

Fed Set To Hold Rates Again, But When Will Cuts Begin?

The Federal Reserve's recent meeting maintained interest rates, while sparking speculation about potential cuts as analysts debate between March and May.

Navigating Layoff Anxiety: Strategies For Resilience Amid Economic Uncertainty

Navigate layoff anxiety by separating fact from fiction to building resilience amid economic uncertainty.

A landmark EU law compels tech companies to better police content online to protect users and to be more transparent

Tech Titans Surge On Wall Street, But Behind the Scenes, Layoffs Hit Record Highs

The increasing demand for AI technologies has led some companies to strategically scale down headcount in non-profitable areas and reallocate resources toward AI development.

Global Insurance Shake-Up: 75% Set For Digital Overhaul By 2025, London Brokers Lead

London brokers are the front runners in digital transformation, with the report indicating an early switch in 2024 and the implementation of Blueprint 2.0 is driving this.

Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark said the Finnish telecom group was hit by 'macroeconomic challenges'

Can Nokia Bounce Back? €600 Million Share Buyback Announced Amid Profit Drop And 2024 Challenges

One of the world's prominent mobile network equipment manufacturers, Nokia reported a 23% year-on-year decline in net sales for the fourth quarter, close to €5.7 billion.

Is South Korea's Political Climate In Peril? Lawmaker's Assault Raises Alarms

The shocking attack on South Korean lawmaker Bae Hyunjin, struck in the head with a rock-like object, prompts concerns over escalating political violence.

Forbes Workers Stage First-Ever Strike Over Union Issues

Forbes' editorial workers, in their first-ever strike, are protesting alleged union-busting and negotiation delays.

Is TurboTax Really Free? FTC Clamps Down On Deceptive Advertising Practices

The FTC has barred Intuit from advertising its services as "free" unless they are genuinely free for all customers or if eligibility is explicitly disclosed.