Starbucks U.S. sales climb as customers spend more on pricey drinks
Shares of Starbucks have fallen nearly 28% this year, dragging its market value down to $97.11 billion.
Jeff Bezos sued by former housekeeper over working conditions, discrimination by other staff
Mercedes Wedaa, who was hired as a housekeeper in 2019, claimed she faced racial discrimination, and worked long hours without adequate meal or rest breaks.
Jeep-maker Stellantis expects raw material inflation to ease next year
The spiking costs of raw materials have been largely offset by record pricing of new vehicles. But as price increases slow, costs have yet to follow.
Major glaciers in Kilimanjaro and Yosemite will disappear by 2050, UN says
Even if global temperature rise is limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius, at least one-third of the glaciers across the World Heritage sites will disappear by 2050.
Tenbagger stocks that Wall Street believes can keep the big returns going
Picking a tenbagger, or an investment that surges 10-fold from its purchase price, is the ultimate goal for many professional stock pickers.
Stripe lays off 14% of workers
Online payments giant Stripe is laying off roughly 14% of its staff, CEO Patrick Collison wrote in a memo to staff Thursday.
Labor costs show slower rise, while trade deficit widens and jobless claims nudge lower
The cost of labor rose less than expected, but low productivity helped keep pressure on inflation in the third quarter.
Qualcomm shares fall on weak first-quarter outlook
In notes to clients after the report, several analysts seemed to agree that Qualcomm would make it to the other side of the headwinds in a solid position.
Fidelity is the latest employer to offer free college education to workers
More employers, including Fidelity, Citi and PNC, are expanding their benefit offerings with free college programs to attract and retain workers.
Gmail has a cool new feature that shows when a package is arriving
Google recently announced a new feature in Gmail that lets you easily track packages for things you’ve ordered.
