Wall Street is worried about chipmakers, one in particular, following the Intel disaster
Following Intel’s dismal earnings release, analysts are worried about Advanced Micro Devices report, due Tuesday.
I’ve helped hundreds of people land 6-figure salaries. Here’s why you’re getting job interviews—but no offers
Career coach Natalie Fischer has helped hundreds of candidates land six-figure jobs. She shares how to break through the job interview slump and get an offer.
Mining giant Rio Tinto apologizes for sparking radiation alert after losing device in Australia
A radioactive capsule used in its Western Australia mining operations is missing and believed to have fallen off a truck.
Ford cuts prices on electric Mustang Mach-E, following Tesla’s lead
Ford said Monday it will lower the price of the Mach-E, which is comparable to Tesla’s Model Y, by an average of about $4,500, depending on the model.
Premier League signs deal with NFT-based fantasy soccer game despite crypto downturn
Players of fantasy soccer game Sorare will be able to purchase and use official Premier League-licensed NFTs under an exclusive multi-year agreement.
Pakistan mosque suicide bomber kills 59, wounds over 150
A suicide bomber struck a crowded mosque inside a police compound in Pakistan on Monday, killing at least 47 people and wounding more than 150 others.
Erdogan suggests Turkey could accept Finland into NATO — without Sweden
Erdogan, angry at Sweden’s government for a number of reasons, is poised to make or break both countries’ NATO accession plans.
Most Adani shares continue bloodbath as Asia’s richest man loses $36 billion in a month
Shares of most of Adani Group companies continued to see sharp losses for a third consecutive trading session.
Shell to combine its integrate gas, upstream businesses
Shell Plc said on Monday its integrated gas and upstream businesses would be combined to form a new integrated gas and upstream directorate led by current upstream director Zoe Yujnovich.
Philips scraps 6,000 jobs in drive to improve profitability
CEO Roy Jakobs told CNBC it was a “necessary intervention to help us to become competitive and lean.”
