Business

After initially telling Twitter employees that the company’s offices would be closed until Monday, new owner Elon Musk reversed course and asked for anyone with software experience to come to the office....Read More

A new employee report said on Friday that as many as 60% of U.S. consumers are living paycheck to paycheck....Read More

General Motors said Thursday that the company expects its electric vehicle line to become as profitable as its traditional gas cars and trucks quicker than it had anticipated....Read More

Women working in STEM fields reported that they are considering leaving their job at a higher rate than any other field, according to a new report from Metlife....Read More

Employees at 113 Starbucks locations are on strike for Red Cup Day, an annual event where the company hands out collectible cups to customers....Read More

The new CEO of cryptocurrency exchange FTX said Thursday the company had a complete failure of corporate control. John J. Ray III said in a bankruptcy filing it was the worst case he had ever seen....Read More

A federal court in Cincinnati handed down a 20-year sentence Wednesday to the first Chinese government intelligence officer to ever be extradited to the United States to face trial....Read More

A number of athletes and celebrities, including Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen, David Ortiz and Stephen Curry are facing an $11 billion class-action lawsuit over the collapse of crypto exchange FTX....Read More

U.S. retail and food services sales increased 1.3% in October from the previous month and 8.3% more than a year ago, according to a new report from the Commerce Department released Wednesday....Read More

One of the largest LNG export terminals in the United States has been sidelined since June because of an explosion in one of the facility’s pipelines....Read More