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Google, Amazon, BlackRock and Xerox are among those announcing layoffs in the new year.

Agency reports finding more than 100 readings with elevated lead near cables in ‘high priority’ probe; companies say their own tests show low lead levels.

The SEC claims Huang bought more than 530,000 shares over a two-month period and traded at a volume large enough to represent a high percentage of the stock’s overall daily volume.

U.S. space agency now plans a crewed flight to a lunar orbit in 2025, and delays trying to land astronauts on the moon until the following year.

The fashion subscription company has established another restructuring plan that includes cutting about 10% of its corporate roles, or 37 employees.

The door was designed to open during a decompression incident but the plane’s manual didn’t say so. Many experts didn’t know either.

China’s overseas auto sales surged to a record last year, on track to surpass Japan as the world’s biggest exporter and marking a tectonic shift for the global auto industry.

The snacks and soda company said it decided to stop selling to Carrefour after a price dispute. The supermarket chain said it made the decision.

David Calhoun tells staff that Boeing needs to address fallout from the latest quality problem.

The quarterback’s comments Tuesday come after a weeklong controversy that saw ESPN’s Pat McAfee accuse a top executive of trying to sabotage his show