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Food delivery start-up Wonder slashed 175 jobs - or 7% of its workforce - this week to invest in robotics and automation, the company said.

They're checking out.

From eating green to seeing green.

Companies, remembering the worker shortages that followed the end of COVID-19 lockdowns, are still reluctant to let go of staff.

Stocks jumped Thursday while Treasury yields and oil prices dipped after a Fed governor signaled he wants to keep interest rates flat - lowering the odds of a rate hike this month.

The two companies already work together to help developers use Nvidia's computing services on the platform.

Tesla shared a tantalizing tidbit ahead of an Austin, Tex., event in which the automaker is expected to provide new details about driverless Cybercabs.

OpenAI, Anthropic and Google were grappling with service problems Thursday, disrupting several of the tech giants' massive popular artificial intelligence products.

The Dutch central bank has yanked more than 78 metric tons of gold out of New York, citing the tumultuous international climate.

How much will 75-year-old Iger be investing? That's what a lot of folks in Tinseltown are wondering.