Chrysler parent Stellantis offering buyouts to 33,500 U.S. employees
The buyouts will be offered to 31,000 hourly employees and 2,500 salaried nonunion U.S. employees, the automaker said Wednesday.
California’s reappearing phantom lake could remain for two years in the Central Valley
Tulare Lake could trigger billions of dollars in economic losses and displace thousands of farmers.
Bipartisan bill would require parental consent for minors to use social media
The bill also would create a pilot program for a new, age-verification credential that could be used to enroll on social media platforms.
‘I’m here because Trump raped me’: E. Jean Carroll begins trial testimony
Former President Donald Trump denies claims in a civil suit from writer E. Jean Carroll that he raped her in a New York department store, and defamed her.
How to get hired in a tough job market — tips for the class of 2023
Four tips to help college students navigate a tough job market — and land that first job.
Meta shares pop 12% after company reports first sales increase in four quarters, issues optimistic guidance
Facebook parent Meta reported revenue for the first quarter that topped estimates and issued a forecast for the second quarter that also exceeded expectations.
Major Facebook ad glitch has advertisers asking about refunds
The glitch caused many companies to fund Facebook ad campaigns that were essentially ineffective.
Mortgage demand rebounds, even as interest rates hit the highest level in over a month
Mortgage demand rebounded despite a rise in interest rates, as homebuyers take advantage of easing house prices.
Illumina unveils plans to cut costs as it faces shrinking margins
The plans aim to reduce Illumina’s annualized run rate expenses by more than $100 million starting later this year.
The banking crisis is having a slow-burn impact on the economy
The money pipeline to Wall Street remains mostly alive and well while the situation on Main Street is much more in flux.
