Lauren Hirsch
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Credit Suisse Chairman Resigns After Inquiry
António Horta-Osório is out, less than a year after he stepped into the role.
When It Comes to Living With Covid, Businesses Are on Their Own
With no uniform national approach in sight, it’s up to chief executives to decide when and how to pursue a “new normal.”
What’s Next for Business After Supreme Court Vaccine Mandate Ruling?
Companies must now decide whether to proceed with their own requirements or await new rules from the federal government.
Topps Will Sell Its Sports Card Business to Fanatics, a Rival
The deal follows the loss of Topps’ licensing agreement with Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association to Fanatics.
Delta Air Lines updates its Covid-19 policies after the C.D.C.’s new guidance.
Many airlines have canceled a spate of flights during the busy holiday travel season, blaming staff shortages caused by a spike in infections.
Shortened C.D.C. Isolation Will Ease Staffing Woes, Businesses Say
The C.D.C. decision to cut the confinement period was welcomed by many business representatives, but a union leader warned that workers may feel pressure to...
Shortened C.D.C. Isolation Will Ease Staffing Woes, Businesses Say
The C.D.C. decision to cut the confinement period in half was welcomed by business representatives. But a union leader warned that workers may feel pressure...
Rothy’s, the recycled-plastic footwear brand, gets a deal valuing it at $1 billion.
The Brazilian owner of Havaianas, the maker of flip flops, is taking a 49.9 percent stake in the San Francisco company.
More Companies Alter Plans and Cancel Events on Omicron Fears
JPMorgan Chase is moving its health care conference online, and Apple delayed its return to office “to a date yet to be determined.”
Some Big Companies Are Adjusting to Omicron With Mandates
Google set deadlines for its vaccine mandate compliance, and JPMorgan Chase said only vaccinated workers and visitors could enter its New York offices.