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Meatpacking Plant Closures Cut Deep for Small-Town Economies
Tyson Foods and other meat processors are closing plants amid high costs and falling demand, spelling economic turbulence for the communities where the plants are
UAW Poised to Expand Strike to More Auto Plants
The union would identify the factories Friday morning, barring any last-minute signs of significant movement in labor-contract talks with GM, Ford and Stellantis. Source link
Why the Twinkie Is Now Worth Billions
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Tyson Foods Couldn't Produce Enough Chicken. Now It Has Too Much.
The company is closing chicken plants after some say it went too far in building up the business, which produces one-fifth of U.S. supply. Source
Tyson Foods Earnings: Stock Falls After Meat Company Reports $417 Million Loss
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UAW Says Costly EV Transition Won't Change Union's Demands
Union leader Shawn Fain outlines labor’s priorities in talks with carmakers, indicating a widening gulf between the two sides Source link
The Battle to Save Anchor Brewing, the Oldest Craft Brewer in the U.S.
Listen to article (1 minute) Workers at Anchor Brewing Company, the oldest craft brewer in the U.S., hope to prevent the company from shutting down
H&M Now Wants to Sell You Makeup, Sofas and Crocs
The retailer is moving further beyond its clothing label, doubling down on beauty products, housewares and selling other brands to draw in more shoppers. Source
Walmart Closing Four Stores in Chicago, Citing Years of Losses
The country’s largest retailer by revenue signals some pullback from large cities. Source link
McDonald’s Cuts Pay Packages, Closes Offices Alongside Layoffs Across Chain
WSJ News Exclusive Business Fast-food chain offered some employees a chance to remain with reduced compensation Source link