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Tesla to Cut 10% of Salaried Staff, Musk Tells Employees

The electric carmaker has been growing fast in recent years, but Elon Musk, its chief executive, appears to be concerned about a weakening economy.  » mehr lesen

What Sheryl Sandberg’s Exit Reveals About Women’s Progress in Tech

Silicon Valley is losing one of its most visible, outspoken and powerful women. Any gains have been incremental at best.  » mehr lesen

Stellantis to Pay $300 Million to End an Emissions Case

The carmaker’s U.S. division, formerly Fiat Chrysler, was accused of trying to evade federal standards. It pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge.  » mehr lesen

When Your Colleagues’ Mental Health Is on the Agenda

A general awareness of how people are coping is one thing. Sharing specific personal details crosses a line.  » mehr lesen

What Depp Trial Means for Media Companies’ Airing #MeToo Accusations

Both the women making accusations, and the press when it publishes them, assume the considerable risk that comes with antagonizing the rich, powerful and litigious.  » mehr lesen

Dave Clark, Amazon’s CEO of Consumer Business, Steps Down

Dave Clark, who was also the architect of the company’s sprawling warehouse operations, said he would depart after 23 years.  » mehr lesen

Sanjay Shah, Suspected in a Nearly $2 Billion Danish Tax Scheme, Is Arrested

Prosecutors believe Sanjay Shah was behind an elaborate scheme to cheat the Danish tax system.  » mehr lesen

What’s Got Economists Rooting for a Slowdown

With nearly twice as many open jobs as available workers and rising inflation, many economists and policymakers say a slowdown is just what the economy needs.  » mehr lesen

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