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Major corporations reluctant to make a splash at the 2024 political conventions
Reluctance to be seen as backing Trump was most often cited as a reason for the skittishness of many of the corporate donors and consultants who spoke to NBC News.
The U.S. labor market is shifting toward skilled labor as white-collar hiring slows
The evidence can be found in the data, which shows higher unemployment for workers in business services and a lower one for people who work in manufacturing.
Boeing whistleblower dies following a brief illness, weeks after the suicide of another
Joshua Dean, 45, a former quality auditor at Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems, alleged that managers failed to act on manufacturing defects on the 737 Max.
Sony and Apollo send letter expressing interest in $26B Paramount buyout as company considers Skydance bid
A $26 billion offer for Paramount Global values the company higher than the company’s current $22 billion enterprise value.
Campus calls to divest from Israel hinge on a tough question: Where's the money exactly?
Pro-Palestinian activists are demanding more transparency around universities’ investments, which experts say can be difficult to trace in all forms.
Top New York official asks Best Buy about its commitment to LGBTQ groups after conservative pressure
New York’s comptroller, who manages the state’s public pension fund, sent a letter to Best Buy questioning whether it was making changes that could threaten shareholder value.
California second-grade teacher becomes rare traveler to visit every country in the world
“The more I travel, the more I realize I haven’t seen anything yet,” Lucy Hsu tells TODAY.com.
Peloton CEO Barry McCarthy to step down, company to lay off 15% of staff as it looks to refinance debt
The moves are designed to realign Peloton’s cost structure with the current size of its business, it said in a news release.
Long-predicted consumer pullback finally hits restaurants like Starbucks, KFC and McDonald's
The cost of eating out at quick-service restaurants has climbed faster than that of eating at home.
Google lays off hundreds of 'Core' employees, moves some positions to India and Mexico
Alphabet has been slashing headcount since early last year, when the company announced plans to eliminate about 12,000 jobs, or 6% of its workforce.
Fed chair Jerome Powell: No sign of stagflation in U.S. economy
Even as inflation remains stubbornly high and some signs of slowing growth emerge, today's economy can't be compared to the problems of the 1970s, Powell said.
