The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Home Depot violated the law by requiring workers to remove "Black Lives Matter" insignia from their uniforms, stating that it constituted protected concerted activity.
BuzzFeed is selling Complex to NTWRK for $108.6 million in cash, while also announcing a strategic restructuring and laying off 16% of its workforce to save $23 million a year.
Delta Airlines is offering a special flight on April 8, 2024, allowing passengers to view the total solar eclipse from within the path of totality.
Rivian stock plummeted over 15% in after-hours trading after the electric vehicle maker reported Q4 results and a production and profit forecast that fell short of Wall Street expectations, including vehicle production for 2024 hitting 57,000 units, well below the expected 80,000 units. The company also announced a 10% reduction in salaried staff and a decrease in cash reserves, leading to concerns about its profitability and investor patience.
Four guests staying at hotels on the Las Vegas Strip between September and January encountered bed bugs in their rooms, according to reports from the Southern Nevada Health District.
BuzzFeed is cutting its workforce by 16 percent and selling its Complex division to NTWRK in an effort to position its brands to operate more autonomously and address current challenges in the media industry.
Nvidia reported fourth quarter earnings that surpassed analysts' expectations, with adjusted earnings per share of $5.16 on revenue of $22.1 billion, and the company also provided higher guidance for the first quarter, anticipating revenue of $24 billion.
Rivian is cutting 10% of its salaried workforce and a limited number of hourly employees as it aims to reduce costs and cope with the challenging electric vehicle market, particularly impacting its future EV called the R2.
Stocks rallied in the final hour of trading, with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 ending in the green, ahead of Nvidia's earnings report, while the Nasdaq Composite rebounded despite still falling, and the 10-year Treasury yield inched up, indicating that the market reacted positively to the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's January meeting but remained cautious about potential interest rate cuts.
Federal Reserve officials expressed concerns about the risks of cutting interest rates too quickly, despite welcoming declines in inflation, and indicated that rate cuts are not imminent.
JetBlue has increased its fees for checked bags on certain flights within 24 hours of takeoff, with the first checked bag now costing $45, a $10 increase from before, as the airline seeks to cover increased costs and return to profitability.
More than 15 million Toshiba laptop AC adapters are being recalled after reports of overheating and fire hazards, with consumers urged to contact Dynabook Americas for a free replacement.
The potential acquisition of Discover by Capital One sparks debate over whether it will benefit consumers by driving down costs or consolidate the industry, leading to increased fees.
Capital One is seeking regulatory approval for its takeover of Discover Financial Services, which would make it the largest credit-card issuer in the U.S., but the move faces scrutiny from lawmakers concerned about consolidation in the financial industry.
Boeing announced a management shakeup, including the removal of the leader of the troubled 737 Max program, amidst ongoing scrutiny of the company's quality control and safety issues.
United Parcel Service (UPS) plans to eliminate its day sorting shift at the Swan Island facility in North Portland, resulting in the layoff of 321 mostly part-time workers by April 19, 2024.
The head of Boeing's 737 Max program is leaving the company in a management shake-up following a January mishap that damaged the company's reputation and cost it billions of dollars, prompting leadership changes and an enhanced focus on safety and quality.
A United Airlines flight made an early landing after the wing appeared shredded mid-flight, with the passengers transferring to a different plane and the incident being investigated by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Boeing fires the head of its 737 Max program after the midair blowout incident of an Alaska Airlines door plug highlighted manufacturing issues with the aircraft.
Boeing's head of the 737 MAX program, Ed Clark, is leaving the company after 18 years, and will be replaced by Katie Ringgold, as part of leadership changes focused on enhancing safety and quality.
Seattle-based company Pacific Market International, the maker of Stanley tumblers, is facing multiple lawsuits from consumers alleging that the company failed to disclose the presence of lead in its products until recently, despite marketing them as "safe."
Waymo's application to expand its robotaxi service in Los Angeles and San Mateo counties has been temporarily suspended by the California Public Utilities Commission's Consumer Protection and Enforcement Division, halting the company's aspirations until June 2024.
A United Airlines flight from San Francisco to Boston was forced to divert to Denver after it was discovered mid-flight that a portion of the wing was damaged, marking at least the sixth scary plane incident this year involving Boeing aircraft.
Super Micro Computer's stock dropped by 7.5% as concerns about the macroeconomy and uncertainty surrounding Nvidia's Q4 results caused a pullback in artificial intelligence stocks.
Teladoc's financial outlook for 2024 is uncertain due to the lifting of lockdowns and the company's guidance not meeting Wall Street's expectations, leading to a 25% decrease in TDOC stock; analysts remain positive but cautious about Teladoc's future performance.
American Airlines is increasing its baggage fees, while other airlines like Delta and Southwest offer different luggage allowances and charges.
Thousands of the most dedicated Reddit users will have the opportunity to purchase shares of the company before it goes public in 2024, a privilege usually reserved for big investors, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Self-driving car company Waymo's plans to expand in Los Angeles County and Silicon Valley have been suspended by the California Public Utilities Commission due to concerns regarding public safety.
Beyond Meat is releasing a new version of its plant-based burger with healthier ingredients, including a lower amount of saturated fat and sodium, in an effort to boost sales in the US.
Germany's economy is in troubled waters as the country's economic growth forecast for 2024 has been revised down, and it is heavily reliant on migrant workers and energy-intensive industries that were impacted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
A United Airlines flight from Newark to Los Angeles was diverted to O'Hare Airport in Chicago due to a security issue, possibly related to a bomb threat written in the lavatory, but no altercations were reported between passengers and crew members.
The Mega Millions jackpot has reached $525 million, making it the 11th largest jackpot in the game's history and the first half-billion-dollar jackpot of 2024.
Beyond Meat has launched a new version of its plant-based burgers, featuring avocado oil, more protein, and less sodium, in an effort to boost sales and appeal to consumers.
Advisors Capital's JoAnne Feeney outlines the three key areas for investors to focus on when assessing AI opportunities: chips enabling AI infrastructure, server manufacturers, and software developers, with companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Palo Alto Networks being highlighted as strong plays in the AI space.
Stanley parent company Pacific Market International is facing a potential class-action lawsuit for allegedly deceiving customers about the presence of lead in their popular viral sensation Stanley tumblers, with the suit claiming that the company concealed the lead issue to avoid losing sales.
SolarEdge's stock dropped 14% after the company provided weaker-than-expected revenue guidance for the current quarter due to decreased residential demand and high inventories, with challenges from market dynamics and a slowdown in the US residential market.
Amazon will replace Walgreens in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, reflecting the need for the index to stay relevant and reflective of consumer selections, as well as providing exposure to a variety of industries.
Jeff Bezos has sold approximately $8.5 billion worth of Amazon stock this month, including $2.4 billion in shares sold over the past few trading days, according to a recent company disclosure.
OpenAI's AI assistant, ChatGPT, experienced unexpected outputs that users described as "having a stroke" or "going insane," prompting concerns about malfunctioning large language models and the difficulty of understanding their underlying workings.
Teladoc Health's disappointing financial results and underwhelming guidance have led to a sharp decline in their stock, reflecting a significant erosion of the company's growth prospects in the telehealth sector.
Warren Buffett, known for his success in investments, emphasizes the importance of choosing a life partner wisely, stating that the most important person in determining personal success is one's spouse. His philosophy on marriage emphasizes the significance of realistic expectations rather than idealized attributes.
Residents in the German community of Grünheide have rejected Tesla's plan to expand its assembly plant, dealing a blow to the U.S. automaker and local supporters.
Passengers on an American Airline flight bound for Chicago had to restrain a passenger who attempted to open a plane door mid-flight.
Multiple slaughterhouse cleaning companies, including Fayette Janitorial LLC, have been accused by the U.S. Labor Department of illegally employing children as young as 13 to clean dangerous equipment, violating federal child labor laws.
JetBlue has quietly increased its checked bag fees, causing passenger outrage and criticism on social media, as the airline aims to boost its profits by charging $45 for the first standard-sized bag checked within 24 hours of departure and $60 for the second bag, with a $10 discount available for passengers who pay for checked luggage more than 24 hours in advance.
Ford has issued multiple recalls, totaling over 150,000 vehicles, including Ford Expeditions, Transits, Explorers, and E-350/E-450s, due to various safety issues such as problems with seatbelts, suspension, steering, and power steering.
A United flight traveling from Newark to Los Angeles was diverted to Chicago due to a bomb threat, with passengers being evacuated and the plane being searched at O'Hare Airport.
Ford Motor Co. is offering a special price break of $2,750 for Ford employees, their families, and friends on the electric 2023 Mustang Mach-E, in addition to other cost cuts and offers.
The first person to receive a Neuralink brain implant can now control a computer mouse with their thoughts, marking progress in the development of brain-computer interfaces.
Ford has lowered the price of its Mustang Mach-E electric car, making it more competitive with the Tesla Model Y, although it does not qualify for a tax break like the Model Y does.