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Flexport, the supply chain software startup, is laying off 20% of its workforce, roughly 640 employees, as trade volumes weaken in a global economic downturn.

Over 15 chocolate products are being accused of having dangerous levels of lead and cadmium, including these two Trader Joe's products.

Hedge fund billionaire Paul Tudor Jones is a major backer of ESG efforts, but says the real focus should be on workers, not the environment.

A Glassdoor economist explains why Apple and Meta aren't on their 2023 Best Places to Work list for the first time in over a decade.

These companies offer ample opportunities for career advancement, robust health care benefits and remote or hybrid work opportunities, among other benefits.

Crypto exchange Binance plans to increase the number of staff by between 15% and 30%, CEO Changpeng Zhao said.

The features announced on Wednesday are free and Apple isn't selling ad units in Maps.

Energy supply, food scarcity and inflation concerns have roared back in 2023, according to an annual WEF report.

It's the latest, and perhaps most significant, strategic shift that CEO Charlie Scharf has undertaken since joining Wells Fargo in late 2019.

Divisions are forming among the world's most influential central banks over their role in tackling climate change, as policymakers focus on reining in inflation.

As markets head into a year of uncertainty against a backdrop of shifting economic data and monetary policy, analysts are turning positive on the outlook for the euro.

Prince Harry's memoir "Spare" became the fastest selling non-fiction book ever in the U.K. on its release day, its publisher said Tuesday.

Mobile game spending fell 5% last year, to $110 billion, according to Data.ai. Nevertheless, downloads rose 8% to a record 90 billion.

South Korea hit back at claims its Covid rules for Chinese travelers are "discriminatory," saying more than half of its imported cases are coming from China.

The World Bank slashed its global growth forecasts from projections it made in mid-2022 on the back of what it sees as broadly worsening economic conditions.

Powell said that climate change is not a main consideration for the Fed when developing monetary policy.

At work, there are people who blend into the background, and then there are those who shine in the spotlight. A career expert shares rarest — and most successful — types of employees, and why they outperform everyone else.

This year's disclosure suggests that Apple's App Store growth has plateaued.

Musk's loss shattered the previously existing world record: a $58.6 billion loss by Japanese investor Masayoshi Son in 2000.

Morgan Stanley chief investment officer Mike Wilson warns investors are dangerously unprepared for a weak earnings season.