Boeing says it fired 65 employees for racist, discriminatory conduct

Boeing says it fired 65 employees for racist, discriminatory conduct

(Reuters) – Boeing Co said on Friday it fired 65 employees over the last year for engaging in or being part of racist, discriminatory or hateful conduct. In a company-wide report that reveals the first demographic breakdown of its workforce, the planemaker said …
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TikTok Names ByteDance's Chew as New CEO; Pappas Named COO

By submitting my information, I agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service and to receive offers and promotions from Bloomberg. Zhang had
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India demand fears, weak Japan crude imports knock oil prices 2%

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Oil prices were down 2% on Friday, falling from six-week highs as investors unloaded positions after weak Japanese crude import data and on worries about fuel demand in India, where COVID-19 infections have soared. U.S. crude …
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Texas Roadhouse finds workers harder to come by than sales

With dine-in business rebounding faster than staffs can be rehired to handle it, Texas Roadhouse has raised menu prices by an average of 1.75% to offset the upward pressure on wage rates.
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Telecom Groups Sue to Block New York Low-Cost Broadband Law

Telecom industry groups representing AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. sued to block a New York law that requires internet service providers to offer high-speed broadband service to low-income customers at a discount. The state enacted the …
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