Outdoor Voices abruptly closed all its stores and laid off most of its workforce—while its chairwoman posted cat memes
[ad_1] Outdoor Voices was a direct-to-consumer darling once valued at $110 million—but the activewear brand has had a long fall from its glory days. Years of
Baltimore bridge collapse: Francis Scott Key Bridge hit by ship
[ad_1] A portion of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed after a large boat collided with it early Tuesday morning, and multiple vehicles
Boeing taps internal executive with three decades’ experience for top job, but it might not be a ‘slam dunk,’ CEO succession expert says
[ad_1] Boeing announced this morning that CEO Dave Calhoun would depart the company and that an executive with three decades of tenure at the $117
Dave Calhoun could net $45 million more from Boeing even after he leaves
[ad_1] Departing Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will walk away from the airline manufacturer with a $24 million payday, but he stands to collect about $45.5
Judge slaps down lawsuit by Elon Musk’s X against a nonprofit, saying it’s ‘unabashedly’ about punishing them for researching hate speech on the platform
[ad_1] In a searing Monday judgment, a federal judge called Elon Musk’s bluff and threw out a lawsuit filed by his social media company X
Florida 16-year-olds will need their parents’ permission to use social media after a DeSantis ban
[ad_1] Florida will have one of the country’s most restrictive social media bans for minors — if it withstands expected legal challenges — under a bill signed
United Airlines loses $600 million in market cap after FAA probe launch, safety blunders
[ad_1] United Airlines shares fell about 4% Monday—wiping out about $600 million of its market capitalization—following United’s Friday announcement that the Federal Aviation Administration would
There’s one week in April that will be the best time to sell a house this year, Realtor.com says. Here’s why
[ad_1] The housing world’s pivotal spring season has arrived. Home sales bloom in the spring, at least normally they do, but this year’s season isn’t
Faced with the AI question, managers find the innovations increasingly appealing
[ad_1] It’s been almost a year since AI’s bloom last spring, recalling another flowering: The “tulip mania” of the Dutch Golden Age, one of the
DC attorney general rips into Wizards and Capitals, says they’re trying to dodge decades of obligations to Washington
[ad_1] The attorney general for the District of Columbia contends that the NBA’s Washington Wizards and NHL’s Washington Capitals are obligated to play their games