New York Times |
Whole Foods Pressured by Activist Investor Jana Partners
New York Times The Whole Foods Market at Columbus Circle in Manhattan. Whole Foods faces growing competition as other grocery stores and food companies offer versions of natural and organic products. Credit Stephen Speranza for The New York Times. Whole Foods … Whole Foods' Shareholder Battle Sets Up a Clash of Foodie GurusBloomberg Activist investors take nearly 9% stake in Whole Foods, push company to consider a saleCNBC Activists take stake in Whole FoodsSupermarket News Reuters –The Boston Globe –Toledo Blade –Yahoo Finance all 47 news articles » |
New York Times |
Yellen Signals Shift From Stimulating Economy to Sustaining Growth
New York Times Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, at a news conference last month in Washington where she announced a rise in benchmark interest rates. Credit Al Drago/The New York Times. Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, said Monday … Fed's Yellen aims to let 'healthy' US economy coast alongCNBC Fed Chair Yellen Says Economy Close to Achieving Fed GoalsFox Business At UM, Fed chair says economy 'doing pretty well'The Detroit News MLive.com –Detroit Free Press –Nasdaq –Yahoo Finance all 83 news articles » |
CNNMoney |
Delta's meltdown: What went wrong
CNNMoney After years of profitability and reliable service, Delta Air Lines struggled mightily last week with two basic functions of its business — flying airplanes and accommodating passengers. Severe weather that pounded Atlanta in the middle of spring break … Delta's latest mess highlights an industry weaknessCBS News Greeson: A weekend marred by far-from-friendly skiesChattanooga Times Free Press Delta Pays Family $11000 to Give Up Their SeatsCondé Nast Traveler WSB Atlanta –My Fox Boston –WXIA-TV –Refinery29 all 91 news articles » |
Seattle Times |
US regulators aim to keep the ban on in-flight phone calls
Seattle Times FILE – In this Oct. 31, 2013, file photo, a passenger checks her cellphone before a flight in Boston. Federal regulators are poised to keep a ban on cellphone calls during flights. The Federal Communications Commission is looking to kill an effort it … |
Bloomberg |
LeEco Is Said to Miss U.S. Sales Forecasts, Plan More Job Cuts
Bloomberg The company — which oversees a range of businesses in China, from streaming video to smartphones to electric cars — missed its projections for 2016 sales in the U.S. by a wide margin and is planning to cut more than a third of its U.S. workforce, a … Vizio's $2-billion sale to LeEco called off over 'regulatory headwinds'Los Angeles Times LeEco abandons $2 billion Vizio deal, citing 'Chinese policy factor'Reuters LeEco's abandoned Vizio acquisition is just the latest in a series of misstepsArs Technica CNNMoney –Variety –SFGate (blog) –CNET all 69 news articles » |
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