Schlitterbahn water parks are hiring over 3,000 seasonal workers for their Galveston and New Braunfels locations, as they prepare for the summer season and the launch of a new children's area.

Stellantis' profits fell by 13% in the second half of 2023, largely due to North American industrial strikes, though the overall annual profit increased by 11%.

Instacart confirms laying off 250 employees and announces a $500 million share buyback as it adjusts its focus towards long-term goals, including advertising and "Connected Stores."

Jeff Bezos sold over $4 billion worth of Amazon stock, following a disclosed plan to sell up to 50 million shares by 2025. His move coincides with a relocation to Florida, potentially saving him millions in taxes.

Waymo has recalled its autonomous car software after two of its vehicles collided with the same tow truck in Phoenix due to a glitch. Waymo updated the software to fix the issue.

Portland's City technicians will be inspecting local natural gas infrastructure for safety and reliability. Residents should allow access for these standard checks.

The Pemberton in downtown Phoenix is closing at the end of March, with tenants like Black Amethyst's owner expressing determination to move forward despite the venue's end.

Brooklyn Park invites public feedback on the updated Alternative Urban Areawide Review for the NorthPark Business Center expansion until February 28, 2024.

A fire severely damaged Rising Sun Produce in Seattle, with owners fearing closure and the community feeling its loss. The cause of the fire is undetermined.

A TikTok video allegedly showing teenagers engaging in blackface behavior at a Boston Sephora store went viral, prompting the company to condemn the act and eject the individuals involved.

Daihatsu Motor Co. reshuffles its leadership by bringing in Toyota executives following a vehicle safety testing scandal revealed through a whistleblower.

Flight attendants protested at Chicago's O'Hare and other airports for better pay and working conditions, as part of a nationwide action including the UK and Guam.

Anaheim is considering a new ordinance that would allow city staff to enforce vendor regulations without county officials and impound vendors' equipment.