Former Theranos lab worker details concerns about company’s ability to conduct blood tests – CNN
Erika Cheung, a former Theranos lab worker turned whistleblower, testified Wednesday during the trial of founder Elizabeth Holmes…
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China’s Macau gambling crackdown shows James Packer got one thing right – The Australian Financial Review
An extraordinary crackdown on Macau’s casino sector by the Chinese government shows the wisdom of James Packer’s exit from the…
Chevron CEO explains why the oil giant’s lower-carbon investments look past wind and solar energy – CNBC
“We’ve concluded that management in our company can’t create value for shareholders by going into wind and solar,” Chevron CEO…
New Jersey set to shed $182 million Unilever assets over Ben & Jerry’s boycott – Yahoo Finance
A New Jersey state treasury official said on Wednesday it is set to divest $182 million in Unilever Plc stock and bonds held…
Elizabeth Holmes Trial: Ex-Employee Says She Was Rebuffed in Attempt to Raise Alarms – The Wall Street Journal
Former lab worker Erika Cheung tells of events that led her to alert federal authorities to the company’s practices
Shares in Federer backed shoe firm soar on debut – BBC News
Shares in On Holding jumped by almost 46% on their first day of trading in New York.
Salaries expected to rise in Canada, but real wages of workers could edge down after inflation – CP24 Toronto’s Breaking News
Wages are expected to go up in Canada next year, but workers may not feel the difference if salary gains are eroded by rising…
What could an Evergrande debt default mean for China and beyond? – Al Jazeera English
Will Chinese authorities allow Evergrande’s creditors to suffer major losses, or intervene in some way?
Children under 12 ‘forgotten’ in Australia’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout – ABC News
Australia’s COVID-19 vaccination rollout is now in its next phase with 12 to 15-year-olds eligible for Pfizer, but younger children…
Democratic Tax Proposal Takes Aim at ETFs – The Wall Street Journal
Big money managers are bracing for a fight over Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden’s proposal