Tesla delays Optimus robots | Fortune
Tesla’s Optimus robots are going to be late to work. In a tweet Monday, Elon Musk wrote “Tesla will have
Homebuyers are backing out of deals at a record pace
Deals are falling through in the housing world. Roughly 56,000 home purchase agreements were called off last month, which translates
Beyond Meat’s new product isn’t meant to replicate meat
Beyond Meat is introducing a new sausage to its lineup, but unlike the company’s other offerings, this plant-based protein product
Netflix has 80 games in development
Netflix could be on its way to becoming one of the most prolific video game publishers in the industry. The
The Fortune 50 Best Places to Live will serve multigenerational families for the long haul
When 51-year-old Pazit Aviv walks her dog in her Silver Spring, Md., neighborhood, it takes an extra 30 minutes as
Companies with return-to-office mandates are hemorrhaging female talent
To start with what we know: Flexible working arrangements—wherein bosses trust their people to get work done in whatever configuration,
Glen Powell isn’t letting billion-dollar Hollywood hits stop his plans to graduate college
After 15 years in Hollywood, Glen Powell finally broke through, starring in smash hits alongside Tom Cruise in the billion-dollar
Mitsubishi $1.3bn chemical plant in Louisiana doesn’t work
$1.3 billion chemical production facility to be built in Louisiana by Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi is economically questionable and unnecessarily increases
European cities focusing on wealthy travelers while shunning young ‘drunk’ tourists
Across Europe, cities are facing a reckoning with the tourists they have welcomed with open arms for decades. An onslaught
Unachievable sales targets, lower commissions and more competition: How LVMH’s $16 billion bet on Tiffany’s has fallen short
LVMH’s $16 billion purchase of Tiffany & Co. transformed the luxury goods powerhouse into one of the biggest jewelry sellers