Microsoft is making big moves. The company is planning to let go of thousands of employees, especially in sales. This is part of a bigger plan to focus more on artificial intelligence (AI). The news comes after Microsoft already cut about 6, 000 jobs earlier this year. Microsoft is not alone in thi
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, has been in a heated argument with The New York Times over a report about his drug use. The newspaper claimed that Musk's drug use was more serious than people knew, especially during the 2024 presidential campaign. They said he used strong drugs like ketamine, Ecstasy,
Kroger, the big name behind Pick 'n Save and Metro Market, is shutting down around 60 stores across the country. This is all part of a major company shake-up to keep things running smoothly. While they haven't spilled all the details, they did let it slip that five Pick 'n Save spots in Wisconsin ar
Air India made a sudden call to halt flights to Europe and parts of the U. S. after Middle Eastern airspace closed. This move came as a shock to many, leaving passengers stranded and plans disrupted. The airline stated that safety is their top concern, and they are working closely with security expe
Some Federal Reserve officials are now echoing President Trump's calls for lower interest rates. Michelle Bowman, a key Fed official, recently suggested that the central bank should consider cutting rates soon to support the job market. She believes that if inflation stays under control, a rate cut
Jeff Bezos is getting married again, and this time, he's making sure his money is safe. He's worth a lot, and he doesn't want to lose half of it if things don't work out. His wedding to Lauren Sanchez is going to be huge, costing millions. But before they say "I do, " they had to sort out a prenup.
Markets had a strange day after the US attacked Iran. People thought stocks would drop and oil prices would shoot up. But that didn't happen for long. At first, overnight trading showed the usual reaction to bad news. Stocks fell, and oil prices went up. But then things changed. By morning, stocks
Antonio Filosa, the newly appointed CEO of Stellantis, has a lot on his plate. At just 51 years old, he's taking the reins of a company that's been struggling. Stellantis, which owns brands like Jeep, Ram, Fiat, and Chrysler, has seen its sales drop and profits shrink. Filosa's predecessor, Carlos T
Trump Media is taking a big step to boost its stock value. They plan to spend up to $400 million to buy back their own shares. This move comes after their stock price dropped by 46% this year. The company believes this buyback will make their finances more flexible. Buying back shares is a common s
Spindrift is making a splash again, but this time with sodas instead of sparkling waters. The company, now based in Newton, is bringing back its fizzy drinks with a twist. They are rolling out five new flavors in cans, a departure from their previous bottled versions. These sodas are not your typ
