Walmart Inc. plans to lay off hundreds of corporate workers and is asking others to relocate to new cities, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday night.
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Dozens of Red Lobster locations being liquidated after sudden closures
Seafood restaurant chain Red Lobster has abruptly closed dozens of locations around the country, and is selling them off in what is being called the largest restaurant liquidation ever.
Roaring Kitty rides again: GameStop’s meme-stock rally shows ‘gamification’ may be back
Keith Gill, known as Roaring Kitty, made his return to social media Sunday, sparking a meme-stock rally that sent shares of GameStop skyrocketing.
Did OpenAI just launch a Siri killer?
OpenAI’s latest update to its AI model, ChatGPT, has the potential — if it works as demonstrated — to be a Siri killer.
J&J scores lowest spread of year on bonds to help fund $13 billion bid for Shockwave
Deal making on Wall Street remains robust despite the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes since 2022.
Fisker gets short-term loan to remain afloat
Troubled EV maker gets a shot in the arm, but not enough for the stock, which remains flat.
What next for Norfolk Southern after split decision in board battle with Ancora?
Activist investor Ancora Holdings Group’s attempt to gain control of Norfolk Southern Corp.’s board resulted in three of its seven nominees gaining seats on the 13-member board at the railroad operator’s annual shareholder meeting Thursday.
This unconventional inflation hedge may be more effective than gold
Investment in farmland may provide a better hedge against inflation than gold, according to asset-management firm Nuveen.
Copper prices hit 2-year high, entering overbought territory
Copper futures climb to their highest settlement in over two years on Monday, but are now in overbought territory, analysts warn.
Treasury yields end lower amid dearth of data on Monday
Rates on U.S. government debt finished lower on Monday amid a lack of market-moving catalysts and ahead of the next major inflation update later in the week.