Hershey Names Wendy's Executive as CEO
Kirk Tanner is stepping down as chief executive of Wendy's to assume the top role at the chocolate company next month.
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Honeywell International Aims to Streamline Ahead of Breakup
Honeywell International has started evaluating strategic alternatives for two of its business units, a move the industrial conglomerate said would streamline its business and create value ahead of its split into three companies.
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Meta Hires Top Apple AI Expert, Continuing Zuckerberg's Recruitment Push
Mark Zuckerberg wooed another elite researcher with a pay package in the tens of millions.
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Daimler Truck Expects Significant Job Cuts in Germany
The cuts are part of a cost-saving plan to shift production of Mercedes-Benz trucks out of Europe's largest economy.
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Amazon Turns Prime Day Into Prime Week
The retailer is doubling the length of this year's promotion, aiming to lure in more shoppers and nab new Prime members.
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Exxon just warned Wall Street of billion-dollar profit hits. Here's what may cause it.
Exxon flags potential hit in profit just as OPEC and allies announce larger production increases.
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WeightWatchers emerges from bankruptcy, and it's now taking aim at menopause
WeightWatchers' stock was surging after the company emerged from bankruptcy two months after it was announced.
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SunRun, Enphase Stocks Tumble as Trump Adds to Gloom in Solar Sector
The president directed the Treasury and Interior department to enforce the termination of wind and solar tax credits.
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TopBuild to Buy Progressive Roofing From Bow River Capital for $810 Million
TopBuild has struck a deal to buy commercial-roofing services provider Progressive Roofing from alternative asset manager Bow River Capital for $810 million in cash.
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Samsung Flags Operating Profit Plunge
The technology giant has been struggling to catch up with smaller chip-making rivals that have benefited from brisk shipments of higher-end AI chips.
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Trump's Megabill Gives Chinese EV Makers a Leg Up, Says Head of Auto Group
The bill, which will end subsidies for electric vehicles, favors gasoline-powered cars, said the head of the Chinese group.
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MicroStrategy didn't buy more bitcoin - for the first time in three months
MicroStrategy made news by not buying bitcoin in the latest week, marking its first pause in three months.
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Tariffs Push Gift-Wrap Maker DGA to Bankruptcy
The bankruptcy of its major customer, fabrics and crafts supplier Joann, helped push the company over the edge.
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