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Dan Price, the CEO from Idaho who set a $70K minimum yearly salary, quits his job
Price said he is stepping down to dedicate more time to “fighting false allegations.”
- In The Know by Yahoo
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- GOBankingRates
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- American City Business Journals
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Here is what Oregon needs to do to land the massive investments, according to an industry task force.
- Motley Fool
It May Be Time to Rethink the 4% Retirement Rule
There are two rules of thumb that many people have traditionally followed to guide their retirement savings: The 80% rule and the 4% rule. The 80% rule focuses on how much you'll need yearly, advising people to have 80% of their pre-retirement yearly income in retirement to maintain their lifestyle. The idea behind the 4% rule is that retirees could plan to withdraw 4% of their retirement savings yearly for 30 years (adjusting for inflation) without outliving their savings.
- Business Insider
Russia's rebranded McDonald's, which is running out of Coke and can't use the words 'Happy Meal,' is trademarking 'TochkaCola' and 'Kids Combo' as replacements
'TochkaCola' will replace Coke, and 'Kids Combo' will replace 'Happy Meal,' the name for McDonald's children's meals that come with a toy.
- Bloomberg
Young Bankers Worry About Nights Off Early and Dark Days Ahead
(Bloomberg) -- On a boat under the Statue of Liberty at happy hour one August Thursday, young Morgan Stanley colleagues sipped champagne and smiled. Two Citigroup Inc. banking analysts left the company’s headquarters by 5:40 p.m. to drink across the street. A young investment-banking analyst who came close to burning out last year now has enough free time to take in Broadway shows.Most Read from BloombergApple Targets Sept. 7 for iPhone 14 Launch in Flurry of New DevicesLiz Cheney Prepares for N
- Engadget
Dozens of Facebook contractors lost their jobs after an algorithm reportedly chose them 'at random'
A contracting firm hired by Meta recently told dozens of its workers that their work for Facebook “was soon being taken away,” according to a new report from Insider.
- Reuters
Judge rules oil pipeline dispute between Enbridge and Michigan belongs in federal court
(Reuters) -A state of Michigan lawsuit that aims to force Enbridge Inc to stop operating the Line 5 oil pipeline underneath the Straits of Mackinac in the Great Lakes will be heard in federal court, a judge ruled on Thursday. The decision from Judge Janet Neff is a win for Calgary-based Enbridge. The Canadian pipeline company has been locked long-running dispute with Michigan over Line 5, which ships 540,000 barrels per day of crude and refined products from Superior, Wisconsin, to Sarnia, Ontario.
- Bloomberg
China Attacks US Chip Handouts While Warning of Market Slowdown
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Oil companies work around Jones Act to supply U.S. fuel markets
U.S. oil companies are working around a century-old shipping law to supply fuel to the U.S. East Coast, according to data from Refinitiv and oil trading sources, as high demand for gasoline and global disruptions in fuel markets sent prices higher. Traders are increasingly sending unfinished gasoline components from the Gulf Coast to Buckeye Partners LP’s terminal in the Bahamas, also known as Borco, where they are blended into finished gasoline to be sent to the U.S. East Coast. The trade represents a legal workaround to the Jones Act, which requires goods moved between U.S. ports to be carried by ships built domestically and staffed by U.S. crew.
- American City Business Journals
How did FedEx's employee count, turnover rate change amid the labor shortage?
High turnover rates are common among part-time workers in FedEx’s industry, according to the latest annual report.
- American City Business Journals
Phillips 66 makes buyout offer for Colorado's biggest oil and gas employer
The Houston-based oil and refining giant makes a move to consolidate its hold on the Denver-based natural gas company.
- Associated Press
Starbucks must reinstate fired workers, federal judge rules
A federal judge is ordering Starbucks to reinstate seven employees in Memphis who were fired earlier this year after leading an effort to unionize their store. In a decision issued Thursday, U.S. District Judge Sheryl Lipman agreed with the National Labor Relations Board, which had asked the court to intervene in May. The labor board said Starbucks violated U.S. labor law by interfering in workers' right to organize. Lipman’s decision requires Starbucks to offer to reinstate the employees within five days.
- American City Business Journals
Electric vehicle battery recycler SungEel HiTech to create 100 jobs near SK Innovation plant
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- Business Insider
I'm Conan O'Brien's assistant of 13 years. I nap on the job, expense things I shouldn't, and talk back — and I'll probably work for him forever.
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- Miami Herald
Federal judge blocks workplace training portion of DeSantis’ ‘Stop WOKE Act’
Calling part of the law a “naked viewpoint-based regulation on speech,” a federal judge Thursday blocked restrictions that Gov. Ron DeSantis and Republican lawmakers placed on addressing race-related issues in workplace training.
- Business Insider
Oil prices will rebound to $125 this year as recent declines haven't fully accounted for supply constraints, UBS says
Brent crude has dropped to pre-war levels but recovery in China's oil demand will contribute to its price rebound to $125 a barrel, says UBS.
- TheStreet.com
Crypto: Two Renowned Influencers Will Face Off in Court
On the one hand, we have BitBoy, whose real name is Benjamin Armstrong. On the other Atozy, whose real name is Erling Mengshoel Jr, with 1.23 million subscribers to his channel which has accumulated more than 233 million views since its start in March 2012. Armstrong has just filed a complaint against Mengshoel for "defamation, defamation per se, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent infliction of emotional distress, tortious interference with business relations or potential business relations."