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“At least it became clear that you can’t work together,” Dorsey told Musk after a call, according to texts made public in court filings.

Meta employees were told that the company will be implementing a hiring freeze and will be taking more steps to reduce costs.

The fitness-gear company has been expanding where consumers can buy their products amid a drop in demand as people return to the gym.

A persistent economic puzzle is why the labor market is still strong amid slowing growth and high inflation. Many employers say they continue to struggle with staffing shortages and are reluctant to cut head count.

Telehealth startup Cerebral treated a 17-year-old and prescribed him an antidepressant without parental consent. The company said the treatment was appropriate and the case was an outlier.

As beef profit margins come off high levels, Tyson changes executives heading finance, prepared foods and international operations.

The oil company closed the sale of its Chevron Park campus in San Ramon, Calif., its global headquarters for two decades, and plans to move into a nearby leased space about one-third of the size.

The addition brings the electric-vehicle maker’s board size back to eight seats.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other groups asked a federal court to stop the CFPB from looking for discriminatory behavior when conducting routine examinations of financial firms.

Eisai and Biogen said their experimental Alzheimer’s drug significantly slowed progression of the memory-robbing disease in a large study, bolstering the drug’s prospects of approval.