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Russia Says It Will Fine Apple for Violating Antitrust Laws
Russia's competition authority said on Tuesday it would fine U.S. tech giant Apple for violating Russian antitrust laws.
Goldman Sachs to Slow Hiring, Bring Back Performance Reviews as Wall Street Layoff Chatter Grows
Wall Street’s top dog is scaling back hiring as a slowdown in financial markets spurs talk of layoffs on Wall Street.
Alphabet Split Ends Era of Jumbo Prices for Megacaps
Amazon has fallen 9% since completing its split last month. Even Shopify, the former high-flyer whose shares have dropped more than 70% this year.
Bank of America Puts Aside $200Mln for Probe Into Bankers' Use of Personal Devices
Bank of America has set aside around $200 million for a regulatory matter connected to the unauthorized use of personal phones.
Google Tells Staff to Act 'More Entrepreneurial.' Translation: Work Harder, or Else
Citing "uncertain global economic outlook," CEO said Google would slow hiring in second half of '22. Google brought on 10k workers during second qtr.
Morgan Stanley Misuse of Personal Devices Costs $200 Million
Morgan Stanley said it expects to pay a $200 million fine related to a broad US investigation into the use of unapproved personal devices.
