Atlantia's CEO set to step down as bridge probe darkens

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Atlantia's CEO set to step down as bridge probe darkens

MILAN (Reuters) – The long-standing head of Italian infrastructure group Atlantia (ATL.MI) is ready to step down as a probe into a deadly bridge collapse snowballs, prompting its top shareholder, the Benetton family, to pull support, sources said on Monday.
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Zweigle's announces expansion plan

Zweigle’s, the storied local meat-maker best known for its red and white hots, plans to enlarge its 651 Plymouth Ave. facility (which is about a block from Frontier Field) by 29,000 square feet. “Zweigle’s is an iconic food brand in the Finger Lakes Region and …
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Amazon reportedly altered its search algorithms to favor its own products, against the advice of its own lawyers

Amazon made changes to its product-search algorithm to give top billing to its own brands late last year, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The changes to the search algorithm reportedly came after pressure from Amazon’s retail executives, despite …
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Three JP Morgan precious metals traders charged as criminal probe continues

Federal prosecutors on Monday accused three J.P. Morgan precious metals traders, including the global head of base and precious metals trading, of participating in a racketeering conspiracy in connection with a multiyear scheme to manipulate the markets …
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WeWork to launch IPO roadshow as soon as Tuesday: source

The owner of office-sharing company WeWork plans to launch a roadshow in New York for an initial public offering as soon as Tuesday, The Post has learned. Despite persistent skepticism about the company’s business prospects and corporate governance …
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