Wall Street Journal
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8/4/21
WSJ.com: US Business
Tyson Foods to Require Vaccines for All U.S. Workers
The meat giant?s decision drew pushback from some union leaders, signaling tensions between management and workers over stepped-up efforts to guard against more contagious variants of Covid-19. PepsiCo to Sell Tropicana, Naked Juice Brands
The snacks-and-beverage company plans to sell Tropicana and other juice brands to private-equity firm PAI Partners in a deal valued at roughly $4.5 billion. Crypto 'Wild West' Needs Stronger Investor Protection, SEC Chief Says
The Securities and Exchange Commission will regulate cryptocurrency markets to the maximum extent possible, Chairman Gary Gensler said, as he called on Congress to grant the agency more authority and resources to regulate the sector. Spirit, American Airlines Cancel and Delay Flights a Third Day
Spirit Airlines canceled over half its flights as the airline continues to grapple with an operational meltdown that has thrown its operation into disarray. Activision Blizzard Executives Exit as Company Faces Gender-Bias Lawsuit
A California agency accused executive J. Allen Brack and others at the company of failing to respond to employee complaints of harassment, discrimination and retaliation. White House Pushes Distribution of Aid to Renters as Eviction Moratorium Expires
The White House, under fire from progressives for the expiration of a moratorium on evictions, said it lacked the legal authority to order an extension while blaming state and local governments for slow distribution of rental aid. Yellen to Enact Steps to Avoid Breaching Debt Ceiling
The Treasury Secretary urges Congress to increase the ceiling, which went back into effect on Sunday. |
