Zoe Schiffer / The Verge:
Interviews with 16 current and former Apple retail, support, and sales employees detail harsh working conditions, poor pay, and little interest from HR — The company's hourly workers say conditions are untenable. Does Apple care? — Illustrations by Jesse Zhang
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The department-store chain reported a profit of $239 million, from a loss of $91 million in the prior-year quarter, helped by pricing and efforts to manage its inventory.
The home-improvement outlet posted higher quarterly sales, joining a group of big retailers that have extended their pandemic-era growth despite challenging supply dynamics.
The retail chain said sales rose in the most recent quarter and that it has been able to stock up ahead of Black Friday, joining other retail giants that have sidestepped supply-chain snarls.
China Evergrande Group’s cash-strapped automotive business plans to raise around $63 million from stock sales to improve its finances and fund production as well as research and development.
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