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Laxman Narasimhan is taking over from Howard Schultz, after months of immersing himself in the operations of the world’s largest coffee chain.

The tech company will let users apply for loans of as much $1,000 with no interest or fees.

After he appeared to fall out of favor with Beijing, the Chinese tech mogul has visited a Japanese lab specializing in farmed tuna and a Dutch university to learn about sustainable food production.

A new study finds that AI tools could more quickly handle at least half of the tasks that auditors, interpreters and writers do now.

Seeing a career path to advancement—and believing the process is fair—motivates employees, studies show.

Meta Platforms plans to adjust its performance review process, saying it is “optimizing” for the year ahead.

The unit, once seen as developing a new form of storytelling, had about 50 employees.

David Risher, board member since 2021, will succeed co-founder Logan Green, as Lyft faces tough competition from Uber and a battered stock price.

The deal gives the North Carolina bank $219 billion in assets. Three years ago, it had $42 billion.

Drug pricing is complicated and secretive. WSJ explains how the flow of money, drugs and rebates behind the scenes may drive up the price of prescription medicine for consumers.