Apple has a China problem – we know that. The iPhone maker looks to be hoping that a greater retail presence in the country can help it out. Apple is preparing to open its eighth store in Shanghai this month. The company announced on its website that it would open the site in Jing’an, a … Read more
Alphabet ’s disappointing earnings outlook spoilt the party for investors last week as other Big Tech players wheeled out the champagne. The Google parent is searching for levers to please investors and signing up a partner for its fiber-cable business could be one handy tool. Alphabet is looking for external investment for its GFiber business, … Read more
Citigroup is shutting down its municipal business, a move that will affect around 100 employees, as the bank continues to overhaul its business under an reorg by chief executive, Jane Fraser. The bank has decided that the unit is “no longer viable given our commitment to increase the firm’s overall returns”, according to a memo … Read more
Listen to article (2 minutes) Dubai, a desert city known for private jets, giant yachts and other symbols of carbon-heavy high living, is an awkward location for a conference on climate change. It’s hardly a surprise that the man in charge also runs the national oil company. Hosting the United Nations’ annual climate confab—known as … Read more
Governor Also Highlights Grant Awards for Reproductive Health Care Facilities, Implementation of Medicaid Rate Increase for Providers, and Initiative to Grow Reproductive Health Care Workforce GLEN ROCK – Governor Phil Murphy today signed a bill (S-3275/A-4829) alongside members of his Administration, legislators, advocates, and public officials to launch a brand new website – the Reproductive Health … Read more
Meatpacking Plant Closures Cut Deep for Small-Town Economies The Wall Street Journal Source link