Business & Markets · October 24, 2026
Teck confirmed the walkout and said the mine is still operating at reduced capacity. The company has not quantified the output change, and the duration of the labor action remains uncertain.
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Business & Markets · October 13, 2026
The grocery chain says the changes should simplify decisions and shift resources toward customers and stores. It has not named affected teams or tied all the planned reductions to artificial intelligence.
Reporting draws on 6 named sources.
Technology & Science · October 10, 2026
The researchers and OpenAI now give sharply different accounts of three dismissals. Their public dispute also tests how the lab will put its stated commitments to outside safety assessments into practice.
Reporting draws on 4 named sources.
Business & Markets · October 7, 2026
The union is pressing for a permanent share of operating profits. It says it will discuss next steps after Micron's Oct. 8–9 board meeting; a planned Oct. 19 rally is not a strike.
Reporting draws on 5 named sources.
Business & Markets · October 7, 2026
The proposed facility would add a new supplier to a strained submarine industrial base. Its $3.7 billion private investment, a separate Navy contract ceiling and conditional public incentives are distinct commitments.
Reporting draws on 9 named sources.
Business & Markets · October 2, 2026
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said payroll employment changed little. Its revisions and 12-month average add context, but one monthly report does not establish a recession or determine the Federal Reserve’s next move.
Reporting draws on 3 named sources.
Business & Markets · September 30, 2026
The measures cover different uses of workplace technology. A human-review rule for discipline and termination begins July 1, 2027; separate laws add layoff disclosures and privacy limits.
Reporting draws on 7 named sources.
Business & Markets · September 29, 2026
Both the present-situation and expectations measures weakened. The survey captures views through Sept. 23, but sentiment is not a direct measure of household spending.
Reporting draws on 4 named sources.
Business & Markets · September 23, 2026
New orders and hiring strengthened, but supply delays and rising input prices complicate the inflation outlook. The early survey reading is a signal, not a GDP result.
Reporting draws on 2 named sources.
Business & Markets · September 4, 2026
The payroll increase was the strongest in months, but hiring remained concentrated and the labor-force participation rate stayed at 61.6%.
Reporting draws on 3 named sources.