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Blue Apron on Wednesday said it cut about 6 percent of its workforce, nearly four months after the meal-kit company went public. » Read More
By: Ari Levy
Adobe shares rose after the company provided a forecast that topped analysts' estimates. » Read More |
By: Jeff Daniels
The death toll in the Northern California wildfires grew to 42 people as PG&E was hit with a lawsuit in the disaster. » Read More |
By: Liz Moyer
It will be the end of a 17-year run at the helm of Amex, and a 37-year career with the company. » Read More |
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General Electric CEO Jeff Flannery is expected to announce thousands of corporate-level job cuts as part of a strategic review.
Investment newsletter author Paul Brodsky said he will help a major digital assets fund open its New York office at the beginning of November.
Asics' "I Move Me" campaign, which rolls out online and in Asics' handful of stores Wednesday, was crafted with international DJ Steve Aoki.
Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan predicted the scandal-ridden bank will achieve the growth it had lost during its fake-accounts scandal.
The Russian interference campaign was using Messenger to communicate with their users, Recode reports.
The Trump administration last week stopped paying insurers cost-sharing reduction reimbursements.
Samsung is making some big updates to Bixby, its virtual assistant, which comes with the company's Galaxy S8 smartphone.
Warren Buffett is up big in his IBM position Wednesday after the company reported better-than-expected earnings.
The company will push back the release date of a game set in the Star Wars universe and shut the unit developing it.
The U.S. central bank released its periodic report on the health of the US economy Wednesday.
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The company’s latest AlphaGo AI learned superhuman skills by playing itself over and over, Verge reports.
Press secretary Sarah Sanders is scheduled to provide press with the White House briefing on camera Wednesday.
From fiscal 2012 to 2016, the median annual compensation for board members rose 19.5 percent to $245,000, corporate board data company Equilar said.
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