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Truist names outsider as new CEO. The executive had a key role at Bank of America
Truist bank named a new president and CEO Monday: Michael Lyons, effective Sept. 1. He will replace Bill Rogers, who will ... Read More
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SpaceX surges 20% in second day to add $412 billion in value
SpaceX shares jumped in their second day of trading, adding to gains following a blockbuster debut that instantly vaulted it into the ranks of the world’s most valuable public companies.
The stock climbed 20%, extending...Read more
Thousands of public-school staff across US face layoff warnings
Thousands of U.S. public-school employees have received warnings saying they could lose their jobs as the nation’s education system grapples with mounting financial pressures.
Reductions have been looming for months, in...Read more
UAW constitutional convention opens with closed business proceedings
DETROIT — The United Auto Workers' 39th quadrennial constitutional convention kicked off Monday, though business proceedings were completely closed to members of media — unlike four years ago.
The convention is a ...Read more
Nevada gaming regulators ask judge to find Kalshi in contempt of court
The Nevada Gaming Control Board has asked a Carson City judge to find a popular prediction market in contempt of court for ignoring a court order effectively banning it from operating within the state.
The board on Friday...Read more
Target names Isaac Mizrahi to design role
Target is bringing back a familiar fashion name as it looks to sharpen its focus on style and design.
The Minneapolis-based retailer said Monday that designer Isaac Mizrahi will become its first creative director at large...Read more
A record number of Miamians can't make ends meet. Why that's a risk for everyone
A record number of Miami-Dade families are living paycheck to paycheck, a new report has found.
North of a half-million county households — 563,947 to be exact — are struggling to make ends meet, according to new data...Read more
US residential solar installations set to stall for years
The U.S. residential solar industry is cratering after President Donald Trump eliminated a key tax credit for homeowners to install solar panels last year — and it’s dragging down residential battery additions, ...Read more
UAW ratifies deal, ends strike at key GM axle supplier Dauch
The United Auto Workers strike at Dauch Corp.'s Three Rivers plant is officially over after the local union chapter ratified a new contract with the key General Motors Co. truck axle supplier.
About 80% of UAW Local 2093 ...Read more
Q&A: How a global parts supplier sees China's rising role in autos
Major global automotive supplier Magna International's CEO says the Canadian-headquartered company wants to build its relationship with China's intensely competitive automakers.
After speaking to the Automotive Press ...Read more
After prior mistake, judge again rules forced-labor suit against San Diego's Bumble Bee Seafoods can proceed
A San Diego federal judge ruled Friday that despite her mistake in a previous ruling last year, a lawsuit by four Indonesian fishers alleging human trafficking and forced labor violations against San Diego-based canned ...Read more
Michigan flag makers prep Old Glory for America's 250th
CLAWSON, Michigan — Jane Miles leaned over a worktable inside American Flag & Banner Co., carefully cutting and folding a fire-damaged American flag before placing it inside a wooden display case for a customer.
Across...Read more
Fox Corp. to buy streaming platform Roku for $22 billion
Fox Corporation has agreed to acquire the streaming platform Roku Inc. in a deal valued at $22 billion, the companies announced Monday.
The deal will combine the Murdoch family’s media assets, which include its news, ...Read more
Google CEO brought optimism to Stanford commencement. Some graduates walked out
As Google CEO Sundar Pichai took the stage Sunday at Stanford’s commencement, scores of graduates stood, booed and walked out, turning a celebration for nearly 6,000 degree recipients into a protest over the tech giant�...Read more
As Affordable Care Act premiums skyrocket, catastrophic coverage is having a moment
Jason Miller watched his monthly health insurance premiums quadruple to $374 from $80 for a silver-level plan when the Affordable Care Act’s enhanced tax credits ran out in December.
“That’s just not functionally ...Read more
Aviation has a climate problem. A WA refinery may help fix it
MOSES LAKE, Washington — A startup-style company developing a greener way to produce jet fuel using carbon dioxide, water and renewable electricity has fired up its first commercial production plant.
California-based ...Read more
Gasoline prices soar as inflation surges to 3-year high
Inflation surged in May to levels not seen in three years, thanks in large part to soaring energy costs as a result of the Iran war, now entering its fourth month.
Consumer costs are 4.2% higher compared to a year ago, ...Read more
DGA's board backs tentative contract with major studios
LOS ANGELES — The Directors Guild of America's national board on Friday unanimously recommended its membership vote in favor of a four-year contract with the major studios that would increase wages, boost contributions ...Read more
UAW gathers in Detroit as Fain faces challengers, scrutiny
Nearly 1,000 United Auto Workers members arrive in downtown Detroit next week to chart the future of one the nation’s largest and most influential unions and nominate candidates for leadership elections later this year �...Read more
Fatal Air India Boeing 787 crash hits 1-year mark without final report
One year after an Air India Boeing 787 plane crashed just seconds after takeoff, hitting a nearby medical building and killing 260 people, investigators still have few answers about what went wrong.
India’s Aircraft ...Read more
Roku said in sale talks, including for possible media tie-up
Roku Inc., the streaming video platform, is in talks to sell itself, people with knowledge of the matter said.
The San Jose, California-based company has been in discussions with at least one US media company about a ...Read more
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