New York City helps kick off ‘wave of pay transparency legislation’ as workers demand full salary disclosure
Soon more employers will share salary information with prospective employees as a growing number of states pass laws on pay transparency.
Ford reveals third-quarter net loss, weighed down by supply chain problems and Argo A.I. investment
Ford on Wednesday updated its guidance to forecast full-year adjusted earnings before interest and taxes of about $11.5 billion.
Crypto winter is hurting Google’s ad empire
Google’s chief business officer said a pullback in spending by crypto companies is one reason for the company’s ad slowdown.
YouTube’s shrinking ad business is an ominous sign for the battered online ad market
YouTube’s shrinking sales during the third quarter could mean that the digital advertising market is continuing to suffer.
Chipotle says price hikes lift revenue as customer visits slip
The burrito chain said same-store sales rose 7.6% in the quarter.
Former Trump aide Mark Meadows asks South Carolina judge to block Georgia grand jury subpoena in election-meddling probe
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas temporarily blocked a similar Georgia grand jury subpoena to Sen. Lindsey Graham, an ally of Donald Trump.
Apple puts more ads in the iPhone’s App Store
Apple’s new ad units represent a significant expansion in Apple’s advertising inventory, which is mainly focused on allowing developers to promote iPhone apps.
Excessively cheap stocks that you can buy now, according to Trivariate Research
The firm said some companies are likely to improve profits next year in spite of the economic uncertainty.
Airlines have the passengers. Now they need the planes
Major airlines report delays in getting aircraft from manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus.
Ashton Carter, former Obama secretary of defense, dies at 68
Ashton Carter, former Obama secretary of defense, died after a “sudden cardiac event,” his family said.
