WSJ News Exclusive | Amazon Layoffs to Hit Over 17,000 Workers, the Most in Recent Tech Wave
WSJ News ExclusiveTechCuts focused on the company’s corporate staff exceed earlier projection Source link
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Job Openings Held Nearly Steady in November, Showing Still-Strong Labor Demand
The historically high levels of available positions showed demand for labor remained strong at the end of 2022. Source link
Google and Meta’s Advertising Dominance Fades as TikTok, Streamers Emerge
For the first time in nearly a decade, the two largest players in online advertising are no longer raking in...
Elon Musk’s Twitter Says It Plans to Expand Political Ads Allowed on Platform
TechPolitical advertising was largely banned in 2019 under then-CEO Jack Dorsey Source link
Tesla Stock Falls 12%, Posting Worst Drop in Over Two Years
Wall Street resets 2023 vehicle-delivery expectations after last year’s numbers fell short. Source link
Get Ready for the Richcession
If the economy enters a recession in 2023, or even if it manages to narrowly evade one, it might be...
More Bosses Order Workers Back to the Office as Job Market Shifts
BusinessManagementManagement & CareersVanguard Group, Paycom Software and others push staffers to return on required days, but some employees are pushing...
Southwest Says It Maintains Normal Schedule as Airline Processes Bags, Refunds
Executives said they plan to launch a postmortem after the holiday meltdown that led to thousands of canceled flights. Source...
Tourism and Manufacturing Fight for the Future of Power in Europe
The Ukraine war has spurred the EU to accelerate the shift away from natural gas to wind and solar power,...
Elon Musk’s Tesla Comes Up Short of 2022 Delivery Target as Growth Slows
BusinessElectric car maker falls short of its initial goal of increasing annual deliveries by 50% or more last year Source...
Stay for Pay? Companies Offer Big Raises to Retain Workers
EconomyU.S. EconomyRecent record-high wage gains for workers who remain in their jobs are a factor contributing to inflation Source link
Twitter Sued Over Rent Payment in San Francisco
One of Twitter’s landlords accuses the social-media company of failing to pay for space in the building. Source link
Economy Week Ahead: Jobs Report, Fed Minutes in Focus
EconomyEconomy Week AheadData will gauge health of the U.S. labor market, offer details on central bankers’ interest-rate discussions Source link
A Perk to Getting These Jobs: You Pick Your Pay
Some companies are asking new hires to customize their compensation with different mixes of salary and equity. Source link
Sneakerheads Mourn Eastbay, Whose Catalog Was the Bible of Athletic Shoes
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Southwest Airlines Shows Progress in Push to Restore Flights
The carrier had just one Saturday flight cancellation as of midday, and it was seeking employee volunteers to help catch...
WSJ News Exclusive | DEA Pressed ADHD-Drug Makers About Impact of Telehealth Firms on Surging Demand
The Drug Enforcement Administration told makers of medication for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder that it was concerned that “aggressive marketing practices”...
Hawaii Is Still Waiting for Big-Spending Japanese Tourists to Return
Tourism to Hawaii is back, but visits from Japan remain down 90%. State officials are counting on a return of...
Your Coworkers Are Less Ambitious; Bosses Adjust to the New Order
Listen to article(2 minutes)Where have all the go-getters gone? At law firm Nixon Peabody LLP, associates have started saying no to...
The Craziest Moments From the Longest Tech Boom (So Far)
It’s been a singular year for tech, one that marked the apparent end to a heady, madcap boom that changed...
