Adidas, under fire from its Portland employees over the treatment of African-American workers, pledged Tuesday that at least 30% of new employees hired in the U.S. will be black or Latinx. The company said it will spend $20 million over the next four years for …
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Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter and Square CEO, tweeted on Tuesday that both companies will honor Juneteenth as a company holiday, as tech companies step up their effort to support and honor the culture of blacks. “We will do the work to make those dates …
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Gro’s stocks-to-use-based price model indicates market participants see much weaker demand for US soybean exports than the USDA estimated in its May WASDE report. Gro’s Stocks-to-Use vs. Price Model, which is available for users of Gro’s API (see a …
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Best Buy Co. Inc. BBY, -2.46% said late Tuesday that starting next Monday it will allow a “limited” number of people inside most of its stores, without the need for an appointment. Some 9,000 previously furloughed part- and full-time workers will return to …
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Shares of Hertz (NYSE:HTZ) plummeted 24% on Tuesday, after analysts issued multiple warnings to investors. So what. Hertz filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on May 22, after the coronavirus pandemic and corresponding travel restrictions …
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