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Dating app Bumble to lay off about 37% of workforce as it looks to drive growth

Online-dating company Bumble Inc. will lay off approximately 350 workers about 37% of its workforce as part of a restructuring plan.

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Elon Musk says radically different Tesla Roadster will ship in 2025

Entrepreneur and businessman Elon Musk was stirring up excitement on his X platform early Wednesday, promising Tesla’s TSLA Roadster electric sports car will.

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Vacations That Will Help You Live Longer

Jet-setters are immersing themselves in longevity-focused treatments and practices at destinations across the globe

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Here s how mild weather may heat up February new-car sales

Winter months are usually a slow time for U.S. car dealerships, but milder-than-usual February weather may have been a boon for new-car sales after a.

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Weight Watchers shares fall sharply after Oprah Winfrey decides not to stand for board re-election

Shares of WW International Inc., better known as Weight Watchers, tumbled after hours on Wednesday, as the weight-loss platform said Oprah Winfrey planned to.

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