This year’s post-pandemic travel boom is continuing into the holidays. Nearly half (48%) of Americans plan to travel between Thanksgiving and mid-January, up from 31% last winter, a recent Deloitte survey found. AAA expects 55.4 …
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T-Mobile is once again being accused of failing to protect sensitive consumer data after an employee at one of its retail stores stole nude images from a customer’s phone when she came to trade in an …
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DETROIT — General Motors union workers ratified a record deal with the United Auto Workers after a contentious final few days of voting, according to results posted Thursday morning by the union. Much like the negotiations themselves, voting was …
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The United Auto Workers announced Monday that employees at each of the Big Three U.S. automakers officially ratified new contracts. It had been clear for several days that the contract would win approval. The union …
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The future of OpenAI appeared in limbo Monday, with hundreds of company employees signing a letter calling on the board to step down after it was unable to reach an agreement to bring back ousted …
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Max, the streaming service previously known as HBO Max, is lowering the price of its ad-supported product over the next week as it tries to win more subscribers to its low-priced, commercial-driven services. From this …
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Business
Amazon says employees who don’t comply with the return to office mandate may not get promoted
Amazon is dialing up the pressure on corporate employees who haven’t complied with the company’s return-to-office mandate. Staffers who don’t adhere to the policy, which requires employees to be in the office at least three days …
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Sean “Diddy” Combs, who settled rape and abuse allegations with the singer Cassie last week, faces growing scrutiny in the midst of his push to refresh and expand a business portfolio he spent decades cultivating. …
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Monday ordered Toyota’s credit arm to pay $60 million for tricking customers into unnecessary products that it then made unreasonably hard to cancel. The agency said thousands of borrowers …
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Cruise CEO and co-founder Kyle Vogt has resigned from his role at the autonomous vehicle venture owned by General Motors, according to a company statement sent to CNBC on Sunday. Mo Elshenawy, who previously served as …