When Apple CEO Tim Cook needs a mental reset from running one of the world’s biggest tech companies, he spends time outdoors. Here’s why.
Women are paid less than two thirds of men’s earnings at several UK banks, new analysis finds
The U.K. finance sector made minimal headway in closing the gender pay gap last year, with some banks stalling — or even undoing — progress.
Private payrolls rose by 145,000 in March, well below expectations, ADP says
Company payrolls rose by 145,000, down from 261,000 in February and below the Dow Jones estimate for 210,000.
Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Johnson & Johnson, FedEx, Zions and more
FedEx’s shares gained more than 2% before the bell after announcing a dividend hike and a corporate reorganization.
Switzerland faced a full-scale bank run if Credit Suisse went bankrupt, Swiss regulator argues
FINMA and the Swiss central bank brokered UBS’ takeover for embattled Zurich rival Credit Suisse for 3 billion Swiss francs ($3.3 billion), in a deal announced on March 19.
UBS holds first shareholder meeting since controversial Credit Suisse takeover
UBS will hold its annual general meeting on Wednesday morning against a fraught political backdrop following its takeover of fallen rival Credit Suisse, announced last month.
Most countries want tourists back — but Amsterdam is telling these visitors to ‘stay away’
Amsterdam’s local authority launched an online campaign in Great Britain this month that aims to keep out “nuisance-causing visitors.”
The job market is cooling but remains ‘red hot,’ economist says. What to expect as a job seeker
The labor market remains historically strong for workers, but job seekers may be wise to proceed with a bit more caution, experts say.
Here’s who qualifies for the home office deduction this year, tax pros say
If you worked remotely in 2022, you may be curious about claiming the home office deduction on your taxes. Here’s how to know if you’re eligible.
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: General Motors, AMC, Virgin Orbit, Kinross Gold and more
Shares of General Motors dropped on Tuesday’s news that about 5,000 white-collar workers at the company will take buyouts.