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General Motors is cutting some executive and salaried jobs in an effort to cut costs and streamline operations.

Amazon historically has given less cash compensation to employees than its big-tech peers and tried to make up the difference with restricted stock units.

Target reported an increase in sales and revenue for the fourth quarter but CEO Brian Cornell is not as optimistic about the current environment.

Billionaire Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, pushed back on opponents of corporate stock buybacks in his annual letter to shareholders.

The Boeing Company has stopped the delivery of its 787 Dreamliner after the company found an analysis error related to a fuselage component by supplier Spirit AeroSystems.

Bank of America recorded $1.2 billion in fines, settlements and expenses in 2022, topping the costs paid the previous two years.

Chipmaker Nvidia’s shares are up on Thursday after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Wednesday and rival Intel slashed its shareholder dividend.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg will visit East Palestine, Ohio on Thursday following the derailment and spill of hazardous materials of a Norfolk Southern (NSC) freight line.

Norfolk Southern became the third railroad on Wednesday to make sick time available to workers, an issue in the last contract negotiations.

Dick’s Sporting Goods will purchase outdoor outfitter Moosejaw from Walmart for an undisclosed amount.

Stellantis and other car makers have had to contend with supply chain snags caused by the war in Ukraine and a surge in Covid-19 infections in China, a key car market.

The Intel Corp.’s board of directors announced the reduction of its quarterly dividend to $0.125 per share of the company’s common stock due to macroeconomic uncertainty.

Attorneys on Tuesday argued that Elon Musk's 2018 pay package worth a potential $55 billion should be invalidated.

The stock market likely faces further losses later this year as the Federal Reserve holds interest rates at an elevated level, according to Morgan Stanley analysts.

The worlds largest retailer, Walmart, lowered its economic outlook on concerns about margins as consumers shop for bargains in a high inflationary environment.

Demand for home improvement tools such as paint and flooring is now cooling as consumers cut back spending, setting the company up for a challenging 2023.

Walmart investors have been keenly eyeing the retailer's efforts to negotiate better prices from its suppliers and ward off competition from rivals such as Target Corp.

Walmart earnings ahead of the opening bell on Wall Street Tuesday expected to be inflation barometer as company calculates consumer staple sales from quarter.

Corporate employees for tech-giant Amazon will see a 15-50% drop in salaries in 2023 due to the stock’s underperformance in 2022.

The stock market likely faces further losses later this year as higher interest rates work their way through the economy, according to JPMorgan strategists.