Wall Street Journal - Sept 17
Sept 17 (Reuters) -The following are the top stories in the Wall Street Journal. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
- Boeing BA.N said it would freeze hiring and delay pay hikes for its salaried workforce as the jet maker struggles with the financial fallout from a strike launched Friday by its largest union.
- Starbucks SBUX.O North American CEO Michael Conway plans to retire on Nov. 30 after only about eight months in the role.
- Intel INTC.O said it would further separate its chip-manufacturing and design operations as part of new measures to weather one of the most significant crises in its five-decade history.
- Amazon AMZN.O has asked its employees to return to the office five days a week, CEO Andy Jassy said in a message posted to the retailer's website on Monday.
- BP BP.L plans to sell its U.S. onshore wind energy unit in a move to simplify its business and focus on its solar operation, Lightsource BP.
- A federal appeals court on Monday signaled skepticism about TikTok's legal effort to prevent the U.S. government from forcing the social-media app to cut ties with China in order to operate in the U.S.
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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