Month: February 2023

Meta Platforms plans to test “Meta Verified,” starting at $11.99 a month, in Australia and New Zealand.

Ten companies that went public in 2020 or 2021 have already agreed to go private in another sign of a post-IPO-boom hangover.

The lawsuits come as billionaire owner Elon Musk says the social-media company is on track to break even.

Rosalind Brewer is shifting the chain’s focus to medical clinics.

The central bank’s quarter-point rate-rise path gives greater flexibility, says Richmond Fed president.

The social-media platform has been looking for ways to lower costs.

Some food retailers and manufacturers are trying to fill staffing gaps with their former workers, who typically require less training.

A robust labor market gave Americans confidence to quit their jobs last year, especially in some Western states, while workers in the Northeast were more reluctant to turn in resignations.

Borrowers with low credit scores are falling behind on their car payments in numbers unseen since 2010.

Call centers are at the forefront of deploying artificial intelligence, with bots that automate basic tasks and instruct humans how to do their jobs.