Fisher-Price’s recalled Rock ‘n Play Sleepers have now been linked to 100 fatalities, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Monday.
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Goldman Sachs is cutting up to 3,200 employees this week as Wall Street girds for tough year
Goldman Sachs is laying off fewer employees than feared, but the cut is still a deep one.
Financial TikTok star shares best way to budget in 2023
Vivian Tu, also known as @YourRichBFF on TikTok, shares her tips for the best way to plan your budget and how to help make your resume stand out.
4 biggest mistakes to avoid when looking for a new career
If you’re in the market for a career switch in 2023, LaSalle Network founder Tom Gimbel shares advice when starting your search and shares four mistakes to avoid.
Tesla owners in China protest against surprise price cuts they missed
Hundreds of Tesla owners gathered at the automaker’s showrooms and distribution centers in China over the weekend, demanding rebates and credit.
DeSantis moves to bring Disney's special Florida district under direct state control
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will seek to bring Disney’s Reedy Creek special governing district under direct state control according to a new proposal.
Trader Joe's accused of harmful levels of lead and cadmium in some chocolate products
Trader Joe’s is accused in a lawsuit of misleading and endangering shoppers by selling dark chocolate that contains harmful levels of lead and cadmium.
Stocks stage first big rally of 2023 as hope grows that inflation will ease, Dow closes up nearly 700 points
U.S. stocks advanced Friday after the December jobs report and an economic activity survey showed signs that inflation may be cooling, signalling that the Feder
Mercedes-Benz recalls 324,000 vehicles over water-intrusion issue that could stall engines
Mercedes-Benz is recalling 324,000 vehicles that are at risk of stalling due to a water-intrusion defect.
U.S. economy added 223,000 jobs in December, as strong jobs market tops expectations
Payroll growth decelerated in December but was still better than expected, a sign that the labor market remains strong even as the Federal Reserve tries to slow economic growth.