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Google Translation of Volkswagen statement: The Board of Management and the General Works Council of Volkswagen signed a future pact in Wolfsburg after constructive negotiations. He is leading the...
CenturyLink says it will lay off 8% of its workforce, or more than 3,000 employees. The wild competition within the telecom industry may make a recovery difficult.
Cisco Systems delivered another strong quarter, closing out its fiscal year with the stock up more than 10%. However, not everything was rosy.
When Cisco Systems reported its fiscal fourth-quarter financial results on Wednesday, it delivered another strong quarter, closing out a solid year, but it also reported significant layoffs about to...
Its margin improvement has allowed Cisco to continue its investment in security, the Internet of Things, next generation data centers and of course the cloud.
The list of layoffs by traditional retailers stretches ever longer. Almost every company blames e-commerce, which indirectly means Amazon.com.
Macy's did not say how many people it will lay off when it shuts 100 locations, but the number could be close to 20,000.
SunPower reported better-than-expected second-quarter 2016 results after markets closed Tuesday afternoon.
One rule of thumb about slow-growing companies in a fast-growing sector is that it does not take a lot of employees to stop growing. At least job cuts improve margins, if only temporarily.
Apparently laying off thousands of employees, which usually makes investors happy because it lowers costs and improves profits, is having the contrary effect on Intel stock.
Old companies have led the Dow Jones Industrial Average higher in 2016, including Caterpillar, Exxon Mobil and Chevron.
Just how badly is the oil industry suffering? Halliburton's discussion of the past quarter makes that plain.
Intel has changed direction, management said, to focus more on the cloud. The architect of the changes is CEO Brian Krzanich, who made more than $14 million last year.
Mining giant Freeport-McMoRan announced Tuesday morning that it has parted company with the executive management team at its oil and gas division.
Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) has announced that it will be letting go of about 4,000 employees in its Commercial Airplanes division by midyear. The layoffs would be voluntary, combined with leaving...