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A new wave of Twitter Inc. employees began posting farewells Thursday, after the deadline passed on an ultimatum Elon Musk issued for them to commit to “long hours at high intensity” or leave.

Confidence among U.K. consumers increased in November for a second consecutive month, partly reflecting the end of political turmoil, but gains in sentiment are expected to be short-lived as the cost-of-living crisis intensifies and the economic outlook darkens.

People using GoFundMe to try to recover lost funds may have little success because they’re not ‘perfect victims,’ said one expert.

AT&T Inc. Chief Financial Officer Pascal Desroches says “it’s only a matter of time” before consumers start to “really” feel the impact of inflation, but he thinks the wireless business will prove “resilient.”

Cookware and home-goods chain Williams-Sonoma Inc. on Thursday said it was sticking with its full-year outlook this year, but the chain is growing more cautious on “macro uncertainty” in the years ahead.

The Irish-born film and television star spoke with MarketWatch as he nears the end of his current run on Broadway.

Amazon.com Inc. plans more layoffs, but employees will have to wait until 2023 to see if their jobs are affected.

Foreign investors buy only $80 billion in long-term U.S. fixed income securities in September, a drop from $190 billion a month before, according to a Barclays tally of Treasury Department data.

Thursday’s top personal finance stories.

Gap Inc. stock rallied 8% in the extended session Thursday after the retailer swung to a surprise quarterly profit and reported sales above Wall Street expectations, saying it expects to better match inventory with demand by spring.