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Rossann Williams was involved in the company’s effort to respond to a U.S. unionization drive; interim CEO Howard Schultz has been revamping his management team since returning.

Iceland Foods, a well-known supermarket chain in the U.K., is discovering just how difficult it is to eliminate plastic from its shelves

More than 60% of executives see a recessionary period in next 12 to 18 months, according to a new Conference Board survey.

Several SpaceX employees involved in a letter critical of Chief Executive Elon Musk and the way the company applies internal rules were fired, according to an email to staff from SpaceX’s president.

The billionaire’s first direct interaction with Twitter’s rank and file comes after he has publicly criticized the company he agreed to buy in April.

Prices on some of the company’s electric cars are going up by as much as $6,000. The latest price increase applies to certain cars across Tesla’s entire lineup.

Results from an internal probe come as securities regulators investigate the videogame company’s workplace practices and disclosures.

Amid one of the worst stretches for financial performance in Amazon’s history, the new CEO is working to cut back the excesses of an e-commerce operation the company expanded at breakneck pace during much of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Reckitt Benckiser is to import infant-formula powder to the U.S. from a facility in Singapore, in what it said is the largest contribution so far from a manufacturer aimed at mitigating a nationwide formula shortage.

Revlon filed for bankruptcy, potentially ending a decadeslong bet on the beauty company by Ronald Perelman, its billionaire controlling shareholder .