Jon Cohen takes over the telehealth startup that has struggled with losses after going public last year. Source link Source link
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WSJ News Exclusive Media & Marketing The publisher of Time magazine has been expanding its operations as it seeks to diversity from its print business Source link Source link
Read MoreThe social-media giant’s planned cuts are expected to affect many thousands of its workforce, which exceeded 87,000 as of September. Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Midterm Election 2022 Lower-income Americans are feeling inflation’s impact the most, but top-earning households have become increasingly burdened, a WSJ poll shows Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Travel The travel company also says it will make predeparture cleaning requirements easier for customers to find earlier in their search Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Deals The VillageMD-Summit Health agreement could be finalized by Monday Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive World Cap will only apply to the first point of sale of Russian oil that takes place on land, U.S. and its allies have determined Source link Source link
Read MoreThe protest across 14 newsrooms follows recent layoffs and cost-cutting at the USA Today publisher. Source link Source link
Read MoreThe hip-hop mogul and entrepreneur is acquiring marijuana assets to be divested in the merger of Cresco Labs and Columbia Care. Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Business Major oil company uses less than half of available space at campus poised to become global headquarters next year, memo says Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Media & Marketing Advertisers are concerned about a flurry of executive departures at Twitter and new owner Elon Musk’s plans for content moderation Source link Source link
Read MoreOne of the nation’s biggest publishers has decided to stop printing Alabama’s three largest newspapers next year and make them digital-only, the latest in a long string of local paper closures across America. Source link Source link
Read MoreThe company is cutting 13% of staff, translating to hundreds of jobs, the second round of cuts at the ride-hailing giant in recent months. Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Media & Marketing The publisher’s parent has talked with its counterpart about inducements to stay in the legal fight after a judge blocked a proposed deal Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Markets Activist investor believes Crown should shed noncore units and buy back more stock Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Business The bonus is a shift in the San Francisco company’s efforts to reward and retain employees Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Midterm Election 2022 New survey shows GOP with an edge in midterm voting enthusiasm as economic pessimism grows Source link Source link
Read MoreAn open letter with more than 600 signatures has asked the publisher to re-evaluate its handling of the work by Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett. Source link Source link
Read MoreDiscussions so far between the auto makers have outlined a plan under which the French company would reduce its current 43% stake in its Japanese partner to 15%. Source link Source link
Read MoreWSJ News Exclusive Autos Industry In internal email, Ford tells managers that certain staffers may take severance, rather than enroll in performance enhancement plan Source link Source link
Read MoreTuSimple Holdings Inc., TSP 3.95% a U.S.-based self-driving trucking company, faces federal investigations into whether it improperly financed and transferred technology to a Chinese startup, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The people said the concurrent probes by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Securities and Exchange Commission and Committee on Foreign Investment in the […]
Read MoreWASHINGTON—Federal prosecutors and securities regulators are investigating whether Tesla Inc. TSLA 1.52% misled consumers and investors about how its advanced driver-assistance system performed, according to a person familiar with the matter. The Justice Department is looking at statements that Tesla and its executives made about the safety and functionality of the system known as Autopilot, […]
Read MoreThe Justice Department is investigating how poultry companies pay their chicken farmers, the latest move by the government to clamp down on an industry payment system that has been criticized by some farmers. Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. PPC 1.85% the second-largest U.S. poultry processor by sales volume, said in a regulatory filing on Thursday that it […]
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