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Opendoor Technologies lays off about 18% of workforce
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Peloton results to offer clues on impact of turnaround plan
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Media Advisory: Canadian Labour Congress President Bea Bruske Available to Speak on Fall Economic Update
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ATI Announces Third Quarter 2022 Results
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Barclays builds up Asia business, sees growth in India and Australia
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mCloud Technologies (MCLD) Partners with Google Cloud to Accelerate Revenue Growth and Maximize Cost Efficiency
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mCloud Integrates with Google Cloud to Accelerate Revenue Growth and Maximize Cost Efficiency
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The Limestone Boat Company Announces Layoffs at its Tennessee Production Facility and Resignation of Director
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The Limestone Boat Company Announces Layoffs at its Tennessee Production Facility and Resignation of Director
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J&J to buy heart pump maker Abiomed for $16.6 billion ahead of consumer health spinoff
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Risk Management Soars Past Revenue Growth as Top Priority for Finance Leaders, Annual U.S. Bank CFO Survey Reveals
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UK manufacturing shrinks at fastest rate since mid-2020 - PMI
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China's Oct factory activity shrinks as COVID curbs hit output, demand - Caixin PMI
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Credit Suisse plans to push ahead with China expansion after overhaul
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Ontario Federation of Labour calls the Ford Government’s new legislation invoking the Notwithstanding Clause, a “full-frontal attack on basic labour freedoms”
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“Negotiate don’t impose”: CUPE Ontario ramps up pressure in the face of legislative attacks on education workers
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Exclusive-Elon Musk reached out to EU industry chief to pledge content policing compliance
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Redfin Reports Homebuyers Are Looking to Move to Sacramento, Miami and Other Relatively Affordable Places as High Rates, Inflation Cut Into Budgets
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Twitter to lay off 25% of workforce in first round of job cuts - Washington Post
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Musk denies reports he is firing Twitter employees in attempt to avoid payouts
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Brazil's Eletrobras offers buyout to cut over 2,300 jobs, a fifth of workforce
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Analysis-For Twitter boss Elon Musk, now comes the hard part
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Musk begins his Twitter ownership with firings, declares the 'bird is freed'
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Yellen touts U.S. battery investments in election battleground Ohio
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CS First Boston revival comes with talent and capital dilemmas
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Boomerang Sellers Herald a 2023 Rebound, while the Rise of Gen Z and a Shift in Buyer Preferences Promise a Brighter Tomorrow
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Shopify Reports Third Quarter 2022 Financial Results
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Factbox-Credit Suisse's strategic overhaul at a glance
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UAE wealth fund ADIA reports strong 2021 returns, restructures internally
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Credit Suisse seeks billions from investors in make-or-break shake-up
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Investors punish Zuckerberg as costly metaverse pitch falls flat
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Fortune Brands Delivers Strong Operating Margin and Profit Results; Company Updates Guidance to Reflect Softening Market Environment; Separation Into Two World-class Companies Progressing Well Ahead o
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Ford, Volkswagen-backed Argo AI to shut down- TechCrunch
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Refiner Phillips 66 cutting staff at refineries, terminals, offices -sources
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Bed Bath & Beyond interim CEO Sue Gove to take on role permanently
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BASF expects majority of European job cuts to be handled via attrition
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BXP Announces 3rd Quarter 2022 Results; Reports Q3 EPS of $2.29 and FFO Per Share Of $1.91
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CN’s Third Quarter Results Reflect Strong Top-Line Growth and Renewed Focus on Scheduled Operation
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CSB Bancorp, Inc. Reports Third Quarter Earnings
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Wall Street bonuses to plunge 22% this year - NY state comptroller
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Xerox Releases Third-Quarter Results
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Meta shareholder wants Facebook parent to cut jobs, spending
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Meta Platforms (META) Should Reduce Headcount Expense by 20% - Altimeter Capital
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Analysis-Xi's next premier faces tough task reviving Chinese economy
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UAW wants U.S. to bar loans, subsidies for Hyundai over workplace issues
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Exxon shares surge to record high on strong earnings outlook
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Kroger-Albertsons tie-up spurs union lobbying to stop merger
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Deutsche Bank investment bank job cuts to include staff in Britain - source
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Twitter tells employees there are no plans for layoffs
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Deutsche Bank cuts investment banking jobs as M&A deals dry up -source
