Jun.21 -- Chinese President Xi Jinping hit back at critics, saying those who think the nation's opening up is "a joke" haven't seen the confidence that Chinese people have in reform efforts. Bloomberg's Stephen Engle reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
LOS ANGELES/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Electric car maker Tesla Inc's move last week to cut 9 percent of its workforce will sharply downsize the residential solar business it bought two years ago in a controversial $2.6 billion deal, according to three internal company documents and seven current and former Tesla solar employees. The latest cuts to the division that was once SolarCity - a sales and installation company founded by two cousins of Tesla CEO Elon Musk - include closing about a dozen installation facilities, according to internal company documents, and ending a retail partnership with Home Depot Inc that the current and former employees said generated about half of its sales.
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Google is a slightly different company now than it was in 2015, before Sundar Pichai took over from Larry Page to be the company's new CEO. One of the changes Pichai implemented was a simplification to the goal-setting process, known as Objectives and Key Results (OKRs).
Fast Money trader Guy Adami and Spellman College intern Melody taste new items from Chiptole's menu. The results are not all positive.
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When Intel announced the resignation of its CEO Brian Krzanich on Thursday the whole world was surprised. Harvard Professor David Yoffie had been an Intel board member for 29 years until he stepped down in May. And he was as shocked as the rest of the business world when Intel announced on Thursday, just one month later, that CEO Brian Krzanich was resigning effectively immediately. Krzanich left Intel after the board discovered he had a relationship with an Intel employee, violating the company's rules about managers "fraternizing" with their employees, Intel said.
