Новости за 23.03.2023

The professional-services company is looking to slash costs and streamline operations.

We have to stop blaming, start listening, and ask ourselves: Is the juice worth the squeeze?

Antigrowth policies on Main Street mean Wall Street can’t earn money the old-fashioned way.

Google, Facebook, Snapchat and Pinterest stocks have soared, but TikTok still has time on the clock.

Ernst & Young’s renegade U.S. auditors are demanding that the new audit-focused firm to have more of EY’s lucrative tax practice.

The food maker expects cost increases to moderate but remain above normal in the company’s fiscal 2024.

Shares in Block—formerly known as Square—fell after Hindenburg Research released the results of what it called a two-year investigation.

Imagine the value of TikTok if it weren’t under the cloud of Xi Jinping.

Worker filings for unemployment benefits held nearly steady last week, showing that the broader labor market remains robust despite layoffs.

A person suspected of being Do Kwon, creator of the failed TerraUSD stablecoin, has been arrested in Montenegro after months of being in hiding, the interior minister of the Balkan country said.

The Securities and Exchange Commisson recently brought civil charges related to crypto tokens against eight celebrities and Mr. Sun, who is known for once paying millions to have lunch with Warren Buffett.

Darden Restaurants has used value as a way to outpace full-service dining rivals as American consumers stay cautious.

The bank’s acquisition of Credit Suisse will benefit from very favorable deal math—but there are risks too.

Women in business, politics and entertainment spoke about what it takes to succeed: “Do the work, be humble.”

The partnership between Xi and Putin has showcased the countries’ willingness to challenge the West. But Moscow’s increasing dependence on China is giving Beijing greater leverage.

Beijing responded for the first time to a Biden administration demand that the short-video app divest itself from its Chinese parent or face a U.S. ban.

The restructuring has been agreed to by a group that holds more than a fifth of the property developer’s international bonds. Other bondholders have until March 31 to approve the restructuring.

A stretchy source of muscle relief, plus six other pieces of fitness equipment, recovery gadgets and useful apps you should pack in your carry-on.

The brokerage is sitting on sizable long-term debt that has lost value as the Fed has raised rates.

The property developer has finally laid out a debt-restructuring plan for its offshore creditors, who are discovering they have little if any meaningful recourse.

Combining two institutions that have vastly different approaches to risk could be difficult.

Toshiba said the buyout would be led by Japan Industrial Partners, a Tokyo-based investment fund.

Steep price increases for food and supplies are affecting Petco and Chewy.

The auto maker says it wants to give investors more visibility into the performance of its three business units.