The layoffs will affect roughly 8% of Ericsson’s staff of 105,529 worldwide.
Live Nation shows why concert tickets aren’t going down anytime soon
In a normal market, prices rise to meet an equilibrium between buyers and sellers. That’s called capitalism. You can try to ban it, but should we?
Apple analyst Kuo says low-end VR headset to launch in 2025
Kuo said in a blog post on Friday that Apple plans to release “low-end” and “high-end” second-generation virtual reality/mixed reality headsets in 2025.
Biden’s IRA is the U.S. playing ‘catch-up’ after Trump, UK minister says
The U.K.’s Finance Minister said Friday that the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act is U.S. President Joe Biden’s attempt to play “catch-up” on clean energy investments.
You can still get a car loan with bad credit — here are the best lenders to consider
CNBC Select compared multiple auto loan providers based on credit requirements, borrower experience and repayment terms to find the best car loans for bad credit.
Big city restaurants and bars are missing office workers’ spending on Mondays and Fridays
The three-day in-person work week has forced restaurants and bars to get creative about pulling in customers on Mondays and Fridays.
Key Fed inflation measure rose 0.6% in January, more than expected
The core PCE price index was expected to increase 0.5% from a month ago and 4.4% on an annual basis, according to Dow Jones.
As emergency savings drop and credit card debt rises, an ‘ugly stew is brewing,’ warns advocate
As debt becomes more expensive, borrowers may be at increased risk for delinquencies. Here’s what to do before you get overwhelmed by your debts.
Fed’s Mester says she has hope that inflation can be brought down without a recession
In a CNBC interview, Mester said she sees the central bank’s benchmark interest rate having to rise above 5% and stay there for a while.
Ex-basketball star thought Nike and Adidas weren’t doing enough for Black people—so he built a $30 million competitor
Lanny Smith launched Actively Black in the wake of George Floyd’s 2020 murder, when he felt big companies’ statements on racism and social justice rang hollow.