Fund Manager Pleads Guilty in $140 Million Loan Fraud
Head of a Florida private equity fund pleaded guilty to charges that he falsified documents and impersonated officers of a university endowment fund.
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Fed Concerns Have Distracted Investors From Russia-Ukraine Risk
A potential escalation of the standoff at Ukraine’s border risks hitting economies and companies around the world.
The ‘Best Job in America’ Pays $145,000 and Has 14,000 Job Openings — and Offers a Generous Work-Life Balance
Tech workers came out on top, with enterprise architects No. 1 on Glassdoor’s list. They have a median base salary of $144,997 a year.
A Record 50% of U.S. Small Businesses Raised Wages in January to Lure Workers
47% of small businesses reporting job openings last month that they could not fill, employers have been raising wages to attract skilled candidates.
Anxiety Over Beef Shortages Reaches Fever Pitch in Golden Corral Fistfight
The anxiety over soaring meat prices and supply chain snarls has reached a fevered pitch.
Semiconductor Shortage has Reached 'Crisis' Levels, Commerce Secretary Says
Low levels of inventory reflect the rapid buying of semiconductors throughout the pandemic to power demand for work-from-home technologies.
Peloton CEO Must be Fired Immediately, Activist Says in Scathing New Letter
In a scathing new letter released on Monday, activist Blackwells Capital demanded Chairman, founder and CEO John Foley be immediately fired.
