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After tech giants such as Google, Microsoft and Meta, US-based aerospace company Boeing has now announced plans to lay off around 2,000 workers in finance and human resources this year. The company confirmed it to multiple news outlets,…

The administration of US President Joe Biden has announced plans to force companies that receive funds from the government’s $52 billion CHIPS and Science Act semiconductor manufacturing and research program to…

Inflation in the United Kingdom’s grocery market has soared to a record high, hitting prices for milk and eggs the hardest this month. The grocery inflation rate reached 17.1% in…

Warren Buffett thinks this whole discussion of whether or not a company beats expectations is problematic. In his new annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, the billionaire investor didn’t hold back…

While he’s not as popular as Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk in the U.S., Bernard Arnault doesn’t need to be — he’s the richest person in the world and may have the most unique story amongst…

t’s all eyes on Tesla (TSLA) this week as the EV-maker will hold its Investor Day on Wednesday from its Gigafactory in Austin. The event will be live-streamed (and this…

The US government posted a $39 billion budget deficit for January after a $119 billion monthly surplus a year earlier, as revenues dipped and one-time costs, including the bailout of…

Saudi Arabia’s stock market closed lower on Sunday after US economic data stoked fears the Federal Reserve will act more aggressively to curb inflation. Most (Persian) Gulf Cooperation Council countries,…

An “ever-increasing” number of households in UK, including teachers, pensioners, and employees of the NHS, are turning to food banks for assistance as a result of the cost of living…