Contact Information
37 Westminster Buildings, Theatre Square,
Nottingham, NG1 6LG
The New Rules of Layoffs
Call people in or close the office like McDonald’s? Midweek or Friday? Executives weigh the best way to let people go. Source link
They Took This Drug to Fight Aging. But Does It Actually Work?
An antiaging crowd latched onto the diabetes drug metformin hoping it would extend lifespan. Studies give conflicting results. Source link
China's New Weapon: Dragging Its Feet on Deals Involving American Companies
Beijing has slowed down antitrust reviews of proposed deals by American firms, people close to the process say. Source link
Stellantis, BMW in Talks With Panasonic Over New EV Battery Plants
The cylindrical batteries used by Tesla get a closer look from other car makers. Source link
Who Owns SpongeBob? AI Shakes Hollywood's Creative Foundation
Artificial-intelligence tools raise questions about intellectual property rights that are under scrutiny by courts and entertainment executives Source link
Apple’s Weather App Is Working Again After More Than 14-Hour Outage
Tech Service may have been slow or unavailable, tech company says, without offering reason for outage Source link
Farallon Capital to Wage Proxy Battle at Biotech Firm
WSJ News Exclusive Finance Farallon has nominated three directors to the board of Exelixis Source link
Hype Around Weight-Loss Drugs Shows No Signs of Abating. Neither Do the Ads.
Ads for the likes of Ozempic and Wegovy are spreading through social media feeds, subway stations and TV. Source link
Johnson & Johnson Proposes Paying $9 Billion to Settle Talc Lawsuits
A unit of the health-products company is also refiling for bankruptcy protection to seek approval for the settlement plan. Source link
Stock-Based Pay and Bonuses Fall Under Finance Chiefs' Cost-Cutting Knife
Unity Software, Designer Brands and Meta Platforms are among the firms weighing or executing tweaks in equity compensation or incentive pay. Source link