Lands' End CEO leaves company after less than 2 years
The CEO of Lands' End, recruited from the New York fashion house Dolce & Gabbana in a bit of a culture clash, has stepped down after less than two years on the job.
Lands' End CEO leaves company after less than 2 years
The CEO of Lands' End, recruited from the New York fashion house Dolce & Gabbana in a bit of a culture clash, has stepped down after less than two years on the job.
A Conversation with KIND Snacks CEO
Inside KIND’s growing food empire
Tesla sues Michigan, challenges law requiring dealer sales
Tesla is suing Gov. Rick Snyder and other state officials, challenging a 2014 law that ensures automakers can only sell through franchised dealerships.
Tesla sues Michigan, challenges law requiring dealer sales
Tesla is suing Gov. Rick Snyder and other state officials, challenging a 2014 law that ensures automakers can only sell through franchised dealerships.
The hot new bar trend: Ice
Ice sculptor brings new twist to cocktails
Joey Fatone, from boy band to food stand
Joey Fatone's new hot dog kiosk
Ex-Starkey execs indicted in $20M embezzlement conspiracy
Federal prosecutors are accusing three former executives of Minnesota-based Starkey Hearing Technologies of taking part in a conspiracy to embezzle more than $20 million from the hearing aid maker and its principal owner.
Ex-Starkey execs indicted in $20M embezzlement conspiracy
Federal prosecutors are accusing three former executives of Minnesota-based Starkey Hearing Technologies of taking part in a conspiracy to embezzle more than $20 million from the hearing aid maker and its principal owner.
Interim Viacom CEO to leave, dividend slashed
Viacom says interim CEO Tom Dooley will leave Nov. 15 and the company is cutting its dividend in half in the first major moves from the company since longtime CEO Philippe Dauman left in August.
Interim Viacom CEO to leave, dividend slashed
Viacom says interim CEO Tom Dooley will leave Nov. 15 and the company is cutting its dividend in half in the first major moves from the company since longtime CEO Philippe Dauman left in August.
South Carolina, 20 Other U.S. States Sue Fed. Govt. Over Overtime Rule
South Carolina joined 20 other U.S. states in filing a lawsuit against the Labor Department on Tuesday concerning the new overtime pay rule.
21 states suing Obama Administration over new overtime-pay rule
Obama’s new overtime-pay rule
The End Is Quickly Approaching for Sears Holdings Corp.: Fool
The retailer's prospects for survival are diminishing as sales fall, losses widen, and costs mount.
The End Is Quickly Approaching for Sears Holdings Corp.: Fool
The retailer's prospects for survival are diminishing as sales fall, losses widen, and costs mount.
FedEx beats Street 1Q forecasts
FedEx Corp. (FDX) on Tuesday reported fiscal first-quarter profit of $715 million.
FedEx beats Street 1Q forecasts
FedEx Corp. (FDX) on Tuesday reported fiscal first-quarter profit of $715 million.
Wal-Mart Pays Over $200M in Store Staff Bonuses
Wal-Mart Stores Inc said it paid more than $201 million in second-quarter bonuses to hourly store staff as 99 percent of its stores met targets for cleanliness, faster checkout and better service.
Wal-Mart Pays Over $200M in Store Staff Bonuses
Wal-Mart Stores Inc said it paid more than $201 million in second-quarter bonuses to hourly store staff as 99 percent of its stores met targets for cleanliness, faster checkout and better service.
21 US states sue to block expansion of overtime pay law
A coalition of 21 states is suing the U.S. Department of Labor over a new rule that would make more higher-earning workers eligible for overtime pay.