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Toshiba revised its restructuring plan and said it wants to split into two parts instead of three, hoping to end a fight with foreign shareholders.

“Canceling voices is a slippery slope,” Daniel Ek said after the host’s use of a racial slur in previous episodes sparked an outcry.

As conversations about loss come to work, some companies are rethinking bereavement leave.

From McDonald’s to FedEx, the Omicron variant has hit staffing hard at many big companies—and lingering pressures remain for some employers.

Educators are in demand in the private sector, but many lack a compass for charting a job search.

Airline CEO Ed Bastian said there should be “zero tolerance” for any behavior that affects flight safety.

Reducing regulations for hearing-aid sales is a test case in the Biden administration’s push to reduce costs by tackling concentration.

With electric-vehicle sales taking off and a wave of new models hitting the market this year, the price increases could weigh on growth.

The luxury brand is citing higher materials costs for raising handbag prices three times in a year.

Energy companies hope to extract enough “white gold” from a geothermal reservoir to meet the demand for a material that helps power smartphones and electric cars.