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The Australian and New Zealand dollars were battered on Wednesday after soft manufacturing data reinforced concern of a sharp economic slowdown in China, while Australian short-term bond yields climbed after a hot inflation report.

Tentative agreement addresses aviators’ pay, job security and scheduling

Entrepreneurs are being more cautious with hiring in response to shifts in economy and to rising wages

We asked some top thinkers from different fields to weigh in on what’s ahead, as the AI explosion compels businesses to rethink, well, almost everything

Academics and recruiters say sluggish salaries and tough requirements to become a chartered public accountant are damping demand for accounting degrees and discouraging graduates from pursuing accounting careers

Division of duties, with a top executive overseeing daily operations and Musk handling engineering, could be a model for Twitter

The class-action lawsuit was just one of several factors pressuring the bank to share more information about how it pays women and people of color.

Software company still plans to offer promotions, bonuses and stock awards

The Wall Street bank will also engage an independent expert to review its pay practices and employee performance evaluations

Delivery drivers, others get $500 bonus; Anheuser-Busch to triple U.S. summer marketing spending on the brand after turmoil dents sales