Starbucks Corp. plans to issue “clearer centralized guidelines” for in-store visual displays and decorations following a union’s allegations that managers banned Pride-themed decor, which the company disputes.
Hong Kong is poised to allow airport check-in services in the heart of the city again, according to people familiar with the matter, reviving a system that epitomized the financial hub’s convenience and efficiency before its Covid isolation.
PAG is considering a tender offer to buy about $1 billion worth of stakes in its funds from existing backers, according to people familiar with the matter, as private equity investors reckon with the ongoing slump in dealmaking.
At least two high-profile people have left the artificial intelligence company in recent weeks.
New Zealand may emerge from recession in the current quarter but it will quickly stumble into another one.
Ford Motor Co. plans to fire hundreds of salaried workers, primarily engineers, in the US this week to boost profit and lower costs amid a $50 billion shift to electric vehicles, according to people familiar with the matter.
Airbnb is once again offering Barbie fans a chance to stay in a life-size re-creation of the iconic doll’s dreamhouse — this time for free.
Only 5% of privately rented properties in the UK are affordable to those on housing benefits, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
SM Investments Corp., already the Philippines’ biggest lender and retailer, wants to expand its presence in businesses from bakeries to geothermal power to diversify into fast-growing sectors.
The barrage of fresh Treasury bills poised to hit the market over the next few months is merely a prelude of what’s yet to come: a wave of longer-term debt sales that’s seen driving bond yields even higher.
