Banking tycoon with ties to Johnny Carson and Las Vegas gaming lists island property for $14.5M
San Juan Island locals know it as the Stern Estate, a waterfront retreat with a whale-watch deck to see orcas at play.
Tesla was hit with yet more lawsuits alleging racism and sexual harassment at its Fremont factory
One suit was filed by a group of 15 Black workers, who allege they were subjected to racial discrimination. The other was filed by a lesbian woman who charged that she was sexual harassed while at the company.
Whittle School’s landlord sues CBRE over the D.C. campus, alleging fraud and unjust enrichment
The Whittle School's financial struggles are again surfacing in the courts as its landlord files another suit, this time against a brokerage firm.
Meta CEO Zuckerberg slashes hiring plans as Facebook parent prepares for ‘fierce’ economy
Facebook's founder reportedly is cutting plans to hire engineers by at least 30% this year, among other austerity measures.
Top of the List: Orlando’s largest credit unions
The top five credit unions on the list have total assets of more than $191.43 billion, as of March 31.
Q&A: One year in, American Cancer Society’s new leader sees a sharpened focus coming out of the Covid pandemic
Karen Knudsen's first realization after taking over the American Cancer Society? Her new organization was bigger and more influential than she ever imagined.
California Mobility Center gets $2 million for advanced manufacturing training
U.S. Rep. Doris Matsui on Friday announced the California Mobility Center won $2 million in federal funding for its Advanced Manufacturing Career Pathways Program.
2022 Healthiest Employers honoree: NextEra Energy
The company's wellness program constantly evolves to meet employees' needs.
How Business Journal readers feel about the LIV Invitational
Over weeks of criticism, readers took an overwhelming position on the controversial golf event.
Pitt appoints president to lead Bradford, Titusville campuses
The University of Pittsburgh has appointed Rick Esch as the president of its Bradford and Titusville campuses, effective July 1. Esch had been serving as interim president for the past year. He began his career at Pitt-Bradford in 1995 as director of ...
Miami startup raises $260M to make loans to businesses in opportunity zones
The startup provides up to $1 million in working capital for businesses that qualify.
Why Austin startup Invzbl sponsored North Carolina basketball tournament tied to Michael Jordan
An Austin tech entrepreneur with extensive ties to Charlotte has signed on as a sponsor of the Jumpman Invitational college basketball event that is set to debut in December at the North Carolina city's Spectrum Center. Invzbl LLC — a company that off...