Federal regulators say they don’t have plans to ban gas stoves, but they have raised concerns about harmful air pollutants they emit.
Author: Amanda Pérez Pintado, USA TODAY
Coinbase to lay off 20% of workforce amid crypto downturn
Cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase announced it will let go of about 950 employees in its latest round of layoffs in less than a year.
Former McDonald’s CEO misrepresented his 2019 termination to investors, SEC says
McDonald’s fired Steve Easterbrook in 2019 after he violating company policy by having a consensual relationship with an employee.
Salesforce to cut 10% of workforce amid broader tech layoffs
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Used-car prices expected to drop up to 20% in 2023 as inventory stabilizes
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Crypto firm BlockFi sues a Sam Bankman-Fried company over Robinhood shares
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Cars discontinued in 2023: Honda, Toyota and Chevrolet all dropped models
The fleet of vehicles discontinued includes a number of passenger cars as Americans continue to flock to SUVs.
Half of Twitter’s top advertisers have left the platform since Elon Musk’s takeover, report says
A report by liberal watchdog group Media Matters for America said the companies have spent nearly $2 billion in advertising on Twitter since 2020.