WSJ News Exclusive | Hundreds of Tyson Foods Employees Expected to Depart as Company Closes Offices
WSJ News ExclusiveBusinessThe company has said its planned office closures are part of an effort to consolidate its corporate employees...
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WSJ News Exclusive | Justin Bieber Nears Roughly $200 Million Deal to Sell Music Rights
WSJ News ExclusiveBusinessExpected deal for star’s publishing and recorded music includes hit songs ‘Love Yourself’ and ‘Baby’ Source link
Two Airbus Satellites Are Lost After Rocket Fails
BusinessArianespace, European Space Agency appointing independent panel to investigate Source link
U.S. Home Sales Post Record 10th Straight Month of Declines
EconomyU.S. EconomyNovember existing-home sales fell 7.7% as Fed keeps raising interest rates Source link
Elon Musk Plans to Step Down as Twitter Head After Casting Doubt on Poll
TechBillionaire has suggested outcome of vote he called might have been rigged Source link
WSJ News Exclusive | Google’s YouTube in Talks for Rights to NFL Sunday Ticket
WSJ News ExclusiveMedia & MarketingDirecTV currently pays for rights to subscription package that allows football fans to watch most Sunday...
White House Looks at Benefits to Lure Americans Back Into Workforce
Biden administration officials are focusing on lagging worker participation as they craft a 2023 economic agenda. Source link
Lawmakers Include Boeing 737 MAX Waiver in Spending Bill
The plane maker would get a reprieve from a regulatory deadline related to safety features on two new 737 MAX...
Honeywell to Pay $203 Million in Settlements Over Brazil, Algeria Bribery
Honeywell International Inc. will pay nearly $203 million to resolve investigations in the U.S. and Brazil into bribes paid to...
Elon Musk’s Twitter Poll Shows Users Want Him to Step Down as CEO
The poll showed that 57.5% of respondents want him to leave as head of the social-media platform, bringing it fresh...
Sam Bankman-Fried’s Lawyers Hash Out His Transfer to U.S. After Confusion in Court
MarketsCurrenciesCryptocurrencyThe FTX founder has agreed to be extradited, with lawyers drafting documents, according to a person familiar with the matter...
Epic Games, Maker of ‘Fortnite,’ to Pay $520 Million to Resolve FTC Allegations
The agency alleged that the company invaded children’s privacy and tricked players of all ages into making unintended purchases. Source...
Elon Musk Polls Twitter Users, Asking Whether He Should Step Down
Mr. Musk, who has led the social-media company for a little over seven weeks, pledged to abide by the results...
Defense Contractor L3Harris Plans to Buy Aerojet Rocketdyne for $4.7 Billion
BusinessAerojet makes engines used in missiles, including the Javelin deployed in Ukraine Source link
Twitter Plans to Remove Tweets Promoting Rival Social Media Platforms
TechElon Musk’s company said it would no longer allow ‘free promotion’ of platforms such as Facebook and Mastodon Source link
Toyota Chief Says ‘Silent Majority’ Has Doubts About Pursuing Only EVs
BusinessAutos & TransportationAutos IndustryAkio Toyoda says electric vehicles are one option alongside hybrids and hydrogen-powered cars Source link
Bank of England Raises Rates by 0.5 Point, Slowing Pace of Tightening
WorldEuropeDecision follows a similar move by the Swiss National Bank on a busy day for Europe’s most influential central banks...
Twitter Suspends Accounts Sharing Live Locations, Including the Tracker of Elon Musk’s Private Jet
Mr. Musk said real-time posting of people’s locations violates doxing policies. He previously said he wouldn’t suspend the @ElonJet account....
U.S. Healthcare-Spending Growth Slowed in 2021, Federal Report Finds
Federal spending on Covid-19 dropped, while there was an uptick in spending on insurance coverage and healthcare services. Source link
Fed Raises Rate by 0.5 Percentage Point, Signals More Increases Likely
Most officials penciled in plans to raise rates above 5% next year, higher than previously expected. Source link
