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Oracle Sheds 21,000 Jobs as It Sharpens Focus on AI
The tech company's head count shrank by roughly 13% in its last fiscal year, as it continued to invest in artificial intelligence.
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Tesla Notches Over Twofold Increase in European Monthly Sales
Elon Musk's EV maker continues to rebuild strength in a region where Chinese rivals are gaining ground.
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Carnival Says Iran War Disrupted Bookings, Issues Soft Outlook
The cruise line said that booking trends during the recent quarter were most disrupted across Europe, particularly in the Mediterranean region.
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Brewer Heineken Taps Peet's Executive to Fill Vacant CEO Seat
Rafael Oliveira is set to take the reins from Oct. 1, ending a period of uncertainty at the top of one of the world's largest brewers.
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Intel's Stock Has Soared, but It Needs an Engineering Comeback
The chip maker can get its mojo back, but it must overcome technical challenges that have dogged it in the past.
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Athleisure Brand Vuori Targets China in Global Retail Push
The retailer, known for its jogger pants, is looking to snag market share in Asia from rivals like Lululemon and Alo Yoga.
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Sanofi Multiple Sclerosis Drug Gets EU Approval
Sanofi said it received European Union approval for Cenrifki, a new multiple sclerosis medicine, after U.S. regulators rejected it.
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Porsche Could Cut Jobs as It Pushes Ahead With Turnaround Effort
The sportscar maker is in talks with employee representatives as it pushes ahead with a broader streamlining plan.
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Google's Brain Drain Deepens: Alphabet Braces for Second Day of Losses on Anthropic Poach
Alphabet stock falls as key researcher leaves for Anthropic.
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Avis Wins $650 Million From Hedge Fund That Bet Big on Its Stock
Pentwater Capital agrees to pay Avis Budget after it was accused of fueling excess volatility in the car-rental company's stock.
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Top-Paid CEOs Smash the $200 Million Payday
"Moonshot" deals pushed pay for company bosses to new highs in the WSJ's annual ranking.
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June 23, 2026 11:15 ET (15:15 GMT)
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