
More than 60,000 DoorDash delivery workers will share the company’s $16.75 million settlement, New York AG says
Doordash has settled a lawsuit with New York. DoorDash will pay a $16.75 million settlement to resolve a probe led by New York officials into the delivery platform’s tipping practices. The settlement will be split among some 60,000 delivery workers — known as “Dashers” — and works out to between $10,000 and $14,000 per worker,…

GOP congressman says DOGE might be moving ‘too fast’ after facing angry town hall
Rep. Rich McCormick faced a barrage of questions about DOGE at a town hall in his Georgia district last week. Now, he says it’s moving “too fast.” Last week, Rep. Rich McCormick faced a town hall full of voters angry about President Donald Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency’s swift reshaping of the federal…

Nvidia investors’ call gives the chip giant a chance to tell backers why they’re wrong about DeepSeek’s impact
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said the market’s reaction to DeepSeek was a mistake. When Nvidia reports earnings on Wednesday, the chip giant will have the chance to tell investors why it thinks their intense reaction to the rise of DeepSeek was a mistake — or change the subject entirely. Heading into 2025, Nvidia’s rule…

DOGE asked federal workers to detail their productivity. These are the agencies tapping the brakes on that request.
Some federal agencies’ response to Elon Musk’s worker productivity email: thanks, but no thanks. A growing number of agencies are telling their workers that they are not required to respond to the email sent from the Office of Personnel Management over the weekend asking for a list of accomplishments from the past week. According to…

What it’s like to work for a company that’s never done layoffs
At companies that don’t conduct layoffs, workers often expect more from their careers — and can achieve more as a result. When the pandemic hit, friends at other companies began calling Melanie Dulbecco to ask whether she planned to lay off workers. “It’s the very last thing we would do,” she told them. Dulbecco has spent…

4 charts show how Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway piled up cash, dumped stocks, and made a record tax payment in 2024
Warren Buffett is the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Warren Buffett stacked up record amounts of cash, made sweeping cuts to his stock portfolio, and even stopped buying back his own company’s shares last year, as the world’s foremost bargain hunter steered clear of a red-hot market. The stock sales meant the famed investor’s Berkshire Hathaway…

Jamie Dimon defends viral town hall comments: ‘I’m not against work from home. I’m against where it doesn’t work’
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Many people have piled into the work-from-home debate that’s been amplified by Jamie Dimon’s testy comments. Now Dimon has something he wants to say back to them. During a CNBC interview from JPMorgan’s global leveraged finance conference in Miami, Dimon was quick to acknowledge some of his faults. “I should never…

Advertisers hit back at Rumble lawsuit in a new filing, calling it an attempt to ‘weaponize’ antitrust laws
Advertisers targeted by the video platform Rumble in a lawsuit are hitting back. Drinks giant Diageo, WPP and its media buying arm GroupM, and trade body the World Federation of Advertisers are seeking to dismiss a lawsuit filed against them last year by Rumble. They accuse the platform, which is popular among conservative audiences, of…

Joann plans to go out of business and close all remaining fabric and craft stores
“We deeply appreciate our dedicated Team Members, our customers and communities across the nation for their unwavering support for more than 80 years,” Joann said in a statement. Joann has reached the end of its thread. The fabric and crafts chain said Sunday that it has reached a deal to sell its assets and wind…