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Adobe’s purchase of Figma will be its largest ever. The technology giant also issued fourth-quarter revenue guidance that fell below expectations.

The delivery giant said it would close offices, reduce Sunday ground operations and park some cargo aircraft after it warned of revenue shortfalls from declining package deliveries. Shares fell 15% after hours.

Negotiations with unions and companies resulted in an agreement to avoid what would be the first nationwide rail strike in 20 years.

An elite squad was tasked with making sure the gleaming Terminal B was ready to open. There are lessons from LaGuardia for every business.

The company said its longtime CEO would be replaced by Wael Sawan, a changing of the guard at one of the world’s biggest oil companies.

Speaking at an investor conference, the company’s chief executive touts the potential to make Disney+ a broader platform tied to its theme parks once Hulu ownership is secured.

At a hearing Wednesday, lawmakers expressed concern over potential Chinese influence of the popular short-video app.

The state attorney general alleges that the retail giant unfairly penalized merchants for offering products at lower prices on competing sites.

McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski said the burger giant faces violent crime, homelessness and drug overdoses in its Chicago restaurants, and called on city and business leaders to help.

Activist workers near Albany are trying to build on a successful union bid at a company facility in Staten Island, a borough of New York City, earlier this year.