US Business
Social-Media Platform Discord Emerges at Center of Classified U.S. Documents Leak
The company started as an online space for gamers to gather and has grown to attract all sorts of users.
Year: 2023
US Business
Former Twitter Executives Sue for Unpaid Fees
The erstwhile CEO, CFO and legal chief claim the social-media platform owes them more than $1 million in legal expenses.
Education
Crowder College Roughrider eNews – April 10, 2023
(Neosho, MO) – Stay up to date on news from Crowder College and know what’s happening on and off campus! Academics Priority enrollment is open to anyone who is currently enrolled. Make an appointment with your advisor […]
Education
Missouri Southern State University Professor Awarded the Governor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
(Joplin, MO) – Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) professor Dr. William Huffman, Professor of Accounting, received the 2023 Governor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching on Thursday, March 16 during a luncheon hosted by Missouri’s governor, […]
US Business
Occidental Makes a Billion-Dollar Climate Moonshot—So It Can Keep Pumping Oil
The petroleum giant says its plan to capture and store carbon dioxide will give it leeway to invest in fossil fuels.
US Business
Tesla to Build New China Plant for Energy-Storage Battery
The planned expansion in Shanghai comes as U.S.-China tensions rise.
US Business
Food Prices Are New Inflation Threat for Governments and Central Banks
With food commodity prices down from their peaks, widening profit margins might explain why consumers are paying more.
US Business
Whole Foods Market Explores Building Off-Site Kitchens to Supply Food Bars
The move would be a shift for the Amazon-owned supermarket, which has outsourced much of its food production.
US Business
Corporate Earnings Season Seen as Next Test for Stocks
First-quarter profits are projected to drop 6.8% from the same period a year earlier.
US Business
As Tech Jobs Disappear, Silicon Valley Veterans Reset Their Careers
Many laid-off tech workers from the likes of Meta, Amazon and Salesforce are landing in roles with smaller companies—and prizing job stability over prestige.