Mark Zuckerberg admits mistakes in leaked memo after Meta layoffs

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is admitting to missteps in a newly leaked memo, following the company’s significant workforce changes over the past year as it pours billions of dollars into developing artificial intelligence infrastructure.  These changes include Meta’s decision last year to axe roughly 3,600 jobs after Zuckerberg warned employees in a memo that he […]

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From 9% to 90%: How West Virginia Saved Its Pensions and Rewrote Retirement Rules

Jeffrey Fleck, Executive Director of the West Virginia Consolidated Public Retirement Board discusses how West Virginia transformed its public pension landscape. In this conversation you’ll hear the history behind closing the Defined Contribution (DC) plan in 1991, reopening the Defined Benefit (DB) plan in 2005, and the large-scale transfer of members back to DB —

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BofA says investors may be too skeptical of Chipotle

Chipotle’s (CMG) biggest stock-market problem may not be burritos, menu prices or slowing comparable sales. It might be investor skepticism. Bank of America thinks the restaurant business is demonstrating a demand pattern that might be significant for the beaten-down growth brands, including Chipotle Mexican Grill. Consumers still prefer to cut restaurant wallet share when gas

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Real estate tech firm exits key hub, cuts 100s of jobs

Opendoor built its business around the simple idea of making home sales faster, easier, and less stressful. The real estate technology company lets homeowners request cash offers online, avoid some of the uncertainty of traditional listings, and close more quickly.  But behind that consumer-facing pitch is a complicated operation. Opendoor buys homes, prices them, repairs

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