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The digital-media companies are discussing an all-stock transaction that would give Vox Media 75% ownership of the combined company, with the remaining 25% going to Group Nine.

The airline, which hasn’t turned a profit since 2016, has aimed for a transformation, cutting its workforce, ditching old aircraft and making cargo a central part of the business. The big question is how long it will take for long-haul international travel to recover.

An investor group is seeking board oversight of efforts to reduce harmful content and has repeated its call for an independent chairman.

Some of the largest U.S. hospital systems have dropped Covid-19 vaccine mandates for staff after a federal judge temporarily halted a Biden administration mandate that healthcare workers get the shots.

Chinese AI company SenseTime said it would postpone its Hong Kong IPO days after it was added to an investment blacklist of companies that the U.S. government says are supporting Chinese military development.

Companies are lean, and employees have more work than ever. We’re more comfortable now talking about feeling overwhelmed, but remember: Share these feelings with your boss so you can ask for what you need.

In dismissal notice, Chinese e-commerce giant alleges she spread false information that damaged the company’s reputation.

He ends an 18-year-run as host of the flagship “Fox News Sunday.” The network said rotating hosts will sit in until a replacement is named.

More employers are saying that workers can now stay home for months longer, while some pause vaccine requirements as the Biden administration’s directive is blocked.

The partnership between the two competitors is now bearing fruit to expand the world’s vaccine supply. The first Merck-made Johnson & Johnson shots shipped Friday.