Author: super@dmin
-

: Amazon reportedly plans to lay off about 10,000 workers
Amazon.com Inc. reportedly intends to lay off about 10,000 corporate and technology workers as economic conditions continue to hit Big Tech.
-

Weekend Sip: Toast National Pickle Day with this pickle-flavored gin perfect for martinis
Citadelle, a French brand, is behind this ‘eccentric’ gin.
-

: What a Republican-controlled House might mean for tech: Plenty of hand-wringing over Section 230 liability shield
Goodbye, tech regulation bills. Hello, Section 230 debate. Those could be two big takeaways for tech if Republicans narrowly wrest control of the House of Representatives despite Democrats retaining control of the Senate after the midterm elections.
-

: Student-loan cancellation in limbo as legal battle could go to Supreme Court
Advocates are pushing the Biden administration to extend the payment pause after a federal judge in Texas struck down the initiative
-

The Moneyist: ‘I hugged him. All I felt were bones’: My father, 90, and my abusive mother are divorcing. I’ve already fired four attorneys. How do I find a good lawyer?
‘All I need is one skilled, ethical lawyer to help my father through his divorce.’
-

Coronavirus Update: As new omicron strains overtake BA.5 in the U.S., Biden administration’s public-health emergency may extend into spring
The BQ.1 and BQ.1.1 omicron sublineages jointly accounted for more coronavirus cases in the U.S. in the week through Nov. 12 than the BA.5 omicron variant, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
-

The Tell: FTX’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy unlikely to cause financial-market contagion, Citi says
“We believe cryptocurrency markets remain too small and too siloed to cause contagion in financial markets,” wrote a team at Citi.
-

Deep Dive: How these 22 tech stocks stand out from the pack this earnings season
Companies including Electronic Arts, ON Semiconductor and Fiserv pulled off a difficult feat in a down cycle — improving sales and profit margins.
-

Key Words: Apple CEO Tim Cook says company is still hiring but being ‘very deliberate’
Amid a backdrop of hiring freezes and layoffs across the tech industry, Apple’s Tim Cook said the smartphone giant was bringing on new employees in some roles but taking a more restrained approach to overall hiring.
-

Futures Movers: Oil prices slip as OPEC lowers its global oil demand forecast
Oil prices head lower in Monday dealings, after posting back-to-back session gains, after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said uncertainties surround the outlook for global crude supplies, and also modestly reduced its forecast for oil demand.