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Disney, First Citizens, Alibaba: Stocks That Defined the Week
Markets Stocks Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news Source link
Electronic Arts Says It Is Laying Off 6% of Workforce
The company is also reducing its office-space footprint to focus its spending on the best growth opportunities in the videogame industry. Source link
GameStop Decides It Likes Stores After All
Ryan Cohen took control of GameStop Corp. in 2021 vowing to transform the faltering videogame retailer into an e-commerce juggernaut. Meme-stock investors loved the idea.
U.S. Stock Futures Gain, International Markets Also Rise
Markets U.S. Markets Benchmark 10-year Treasury yield slips Source link
Adidas to Drop Opposition to Black Lives Matter’s Three-Stripe Logo
Business Sportswear company had challenged campaign group’s bid to trademark its logo design Source link
Adidas and Beyoncé to Part Ways After Ivy Park Sales Struggles
Business Music star’s clothing brand had weaker-than-expected sales since deal with German sportswear giant Source link
Will the 'Korea Discount' for Stocks Finally Disappear?
A significant buying opportunity in Asia—for longer-term investors—could be hiding in plain sight. Source link
Guinness Maker Diageo Appoints Its First Female CEO
The London-based maker of Johnnie Walker Scotch whisky and Smirnoff vodka said Debra Crew would take over from Ivan Menezes on July 1. Source link
Semiconductor Firms Asked to Submit Financial Projections to Get Chips Act Funds
WSJ News Exclusive Business Commerce Department will use financial statements to evaluate applications Source link
Uber Eats to Take Down Thousands of Virtual Brands to Declutter the App
WSJ News Exclusive Tech Company plans to stop allowing restaurants to list multiple brands with the same menu Source link