Jonathan Wong

Jonathan Wong

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  • Amazon's French Unit Fined $35 Million for Invasive Employee Monitoring
    DESTRUCTION AT AMAZON
    France's data protection watchdog, the CNIL (Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés), has imposed a significant fine of 32 million euros (approximately $34.7 million) on Amazon France Logistique, the manager of Amazon's large warehouses in France. The fine is a response to what the CNIL deems "excessively intrusive" surveillance practices on employees.
  • United Airlines Reassesses Boeing 737 Max 10 Plans Amid Quality Concerns
    DOWN
    United Airlines, one of Boeing's largest customers, is reconsidering its fleet expansion plans involving the Boeing 737 Max 10, as expressed by CEO Scott Kirby.
  • J&J Agrees to $700 Million Settlement Over Talc Safety Investigations
    FILE PHOTO: A Johnson & Johnson building is shown in Irvine, California
    Johnson & Johnson, the pharmaceutical and consumer goods giant, has tentatively agreed to pay approximately $700 million to resolve investigations by 42 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. The probes in question centered on allegations that the company misled consumers regarding the safety of its talc-based products.
  • Boeing 737 Models Under Increased FAA Scrutiny After Mid-Air Safety Concerns
    A number of grounded Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft
    The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a directive for airlines operating Boeing 737-900ER jets to inspect door plugs, ensuring they are properly secured.
  • Coinbase Likely to Win Legal Battle Against SEC, Analyst Predicts
    AMICUS
    In a significant development in the legal skirmish between Coinbase and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), a Bloomberg Intelligence senior litigation analyst, Elliott Z. Stein, has predicted a 70% likelihood of the cryptocurrency exchange achieving a complete dismissal of the lawsuit.
  • Macy's Turns Down Arkhouse's $5.8 Billion Acquisition Offer Over Financing Concerns
    Macy's Reopening
    Macy's Inc. (M.N) has decisively turned down a $5.8 billion acquisition proposal from Arkhouse Management and Brigade Capital Management, raising critical concerns about the offer's financial viability and overall valuation.
  • Wayfair Cuts 13% of Staff Following CEO's Call for Harder Work
    Wayfair Share Prices
    Wayfair, a leading e-commerce home goods retailer, is set to reduce its global workforce by approximately 13%, affecting around 1,650 employees. This move is part of the company's broader strategy to navigate through an economically challenging period, as it seeks to save more than $280 million annually.
  • Macy's Announces Major Layoffs and Store Closures in Strategic Overhaul
    Macy's Reopening
    Macy's, one of America's iconic department store chains, has announced sweeping changes that will see the layoff of approximately 13% of its corporate staff, translating to roughly 2,350 positions.
  • Apple Stock Upgraded to 'Buy' by BofA: Vision Pro and AI Innovations Fuel Optimism
    Apple
    Apple Inc. (AAPL) received a crucial endorsement from Bank of America (BofA), with analyst Wamsi Mohan upgrading the tech giant's stock from Neutral to Buy and raising the price target from $208 to $225. This upgrade, a departure from the recent series of downgrades by Wall Street analysts, propelled Apple's shares up nearly 3% by midday Thursday.
  • Nelson Peltz Aims for Disney Board, Proposes Strategic Reforms
    LOSSES
    activist investor Nelson Peltz, through his Trian Fund Management, is mounting a high-profile proxy fight. Peltz is pushing for a seat on Disney's board, alongside former Disney CFO Jay Rasulo. This campaign marks a critical juncture for the entertainment giant as it navigates through a complex business landscape.
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