FedEx laying off up to 2,000 workers in Europe to save $175 million a year
Package-delivery giant to shed the jobs, mostly consisting of back-office and commercial workers.
Package-delivery giant to shed the jobs, mostly consisting of back-office and commercial workers.
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Anson Funds Management and Anson Advisors were fined $2.25 million for making secret payments to a researcher who published bearish reports and negative tweets about two cannabis stocks
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Troubled EV maker Fisker said Wednesday it has recalled more than 18,000 Ocean SUVs.
CEO Jensen Huang is several moves ahead of Nvidia’s closest competitors, money manager Louis Navallier says.
Oil futures rose Wednesday as investors sifted through a raft of updated forecasts and awaited official data on U.S. inventories after industry figures showed a decline last week in crude stocks.
A key bond-market signal of an impending recession has flashed red continuously for the longest period on record, yet this doesn’t necessarily spell trouble for the stock market, according to analysts.
Citigroup analysts are bearish on oil, but say copper is firing on all cylinders.
Shares in Rentokil Initial jumped by up to 16% on Wednesday on reports Nelson Peltz’ Trian Partners had acquired a substantial stake in the pest control firm
Many consumers think the government is to blame for higher prices, new research shows. That’s “punishing” for the president, one expert says.
GameStop Corp. said it raised around $2.14 billion in a share sale. Shares are dropping in premarket on Tuesday.
“I have $150,000 left on my mortgage with 7.3% interest.”
Bond yields saw meagre moves as investors eschewed big bets before the May CPI report and the an update on monetary policy from the Federal Reserve.
The eight-bedroom, 11-bath estate includes a chef’s kitchen, wine cellar, estate manager’s office, gym, and game room and home theater.
Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo says the $1 billion figure represents a “major milestone in the administration’s work to lower transportation costs for Americans.”
China’s consumer prices rose mildly in May, while factory-gate prices continued to fall, suggesting persistently tepid demand, as Beijing continues to try to lift lackluster consumption.
‘We do not believe these AI demand-driven partnerships will last forever,’ one analyst says.
The competitive-eating great is joining forces with plant-based meat company Impossible Foods — but he’s been banned from the Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July event as a result.