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The company estimates sales for the current quarter could be roughly 37% lower than a year ago, as CEO Barry McCarthy says the turnaround is ahead of schedule.

Twitter’s new owner often reaches across his business empire to get things done.

The ride-hailing company is cutting 13% of staff, the latest technology company to say it needed to reduce costs ahead of choppy economic conditions.

Intelligent failures in business are based on small bets. Meta bet the farm.

Subscribers would get perks, but doubts arise over whether malicious accounts could be prevented.

A combination of the two biggest supermarket operators in the U.S. is prompting elected officials to question how the deal could affect jobs, prices and competition.

The company issues a weaker outlook that adds to signs of stress for the semiconductor industry.

The drugstore chains agree to make payments to states, cities and tribes that sued over opioid abuse.

Elon Musk said he had spoken to civil-society leaders about how Twitter “will continue to combat hate & harassment & enforce its election integrity policies.”

In a series of tweets, he wrote the social-media company needs to pay the bills without relying on advertisers