Today’s Top Business News – The Los Angeles Tribune
- Anchors stepped away from hosting ‘GMA3’ in December, after their romantic relationship was revealed.
- The ride-hailer’s fundamentals show its rebound is likely to stall as the new year progresses.
- Here’s what leaders from Nasdaq, Microsoft, Tesla and elsewhere said about the economy, inflation and other topics this week.
- Social isolation is expected to worsen in the U.S. Tech can be part of the remedy.
- Tech giants—as well as McDonald’s, Ford and Pfizer—are some of the companies reporting earnings in the week ahead, as layoffs continue and growth slows.
- Prices are unlikely to revisit last summer’s peaks, but OPIS’s chief oil analyst writes that tight supplies will continue to exert pressure on diesel markets in coming months.
- The red-hot labor market is showing signs of cooling, but in states like Utah and the Dakotas it has never been tighter.
- Low dealership stock and a lack of affordable deals have pushed more Americans to buy rather than lease their next car.
- The appointment fills the gap left by Alessandro Michele, who stepped down in November, and presents an opportunity to reinvigorate the storied Italian brand after a period of rapid growth petered out.
- Consumers are reining in their spending on pandemic-era luxuries and conveniences, just as investors are doing the same—putting startups in a double bind.