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Chipotle workers at a Lansing, Michigan restaurant have voted to join the Teamsters, the first in the chain to organize.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell will have the attention of economists and central bankers on Friday when he gives a speech at the Jackson Hole gathering.

Under the 3-for-1 stock split, Tesla stockholders of record as of Aug. 17 are receiving a dividend of two additional shares of common stock for each then-held share.

Peloton's disappointing results come after it embarked on an $800 million restructuring plan, which has included sweeping layoffs and price hikes on its Bike+ and Tread products.

The exercise equipment company is taking steps to shore up finances, according to Chief Executive Officer Barry McCarthy, who took over earlier this year.

Traders will keep their eyes on some important data points in Thursday's session including a GDP revision and jobless claims. The Fed's annual symposium will also get underway in Wyoming.

Starbucks has been accused of allegedly withholding wages and benefits from unionized workers by the National Labor Relations Board.

The U.S. economy entered a technical recession in the second quarter of the year, which could spell financial trouble for millions of Americans as inflation rages.

In a surprise move, Amazon is shuttering its hybrid virtual, in-home care service, known as Amazon Care, that it spent years developing. The service will end by Dec. 31.

AMC Entertainment is hoping to roll out microwaveable popcorn to customers at home in 2023.

The lifeline comes as Bed Bath & Beyond's stock has seen volatile swings fueled by buying from retail traders and the dumping of an 11.8% stake held by investor Ryan Cohen's RC Ventures.

Among the things traders will have their eyes on Wednesday will be the reaction to earnings of Nordstrom and Intuit in premarket trading.

Dick's Sporting Goods reported second quarter earnings that topped analyst estimates and raised its full year forecast.

The company forecast 2022 net sales of $24.34 billion to $24.58 billion, compared with its previous outlook of $24.46 billion to $24.70 billion.

McDonald's announced several changes to its board members

Adidas CEO Kasper Rorsted will be stepping down from his position next year. The German-based company has already begun looking for its next chief executive.

AMC Entertainment's preferred equity units begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange as rival Cineworld, the operator of Regal Cinemas, warns of possible bankruptcy.

The Regal Cinemas owner said the move would allow it to access near-term liquidity and "support the orderly implementation of a fully funded deleveraging transaction."

Elon Musk said Tesla's Self-Driving System, or FSD, will increase to $15,000 from $12,000 beginning Sept. 5. More retail earnings, home sales and durable goods orders are due this week.

FOX Business takes a look at the upcoming events that are likely to move financial markets in the coming days.