Seattle's Expeditors International Misses Earnings Estimate, Outshines on Revenue Front
Expeditors International of Washington reported a Q4 net income of $158.7 million, or $1.09 per share, missing analyst expectations. Nonetheless, their revenue exceeded forecasts, reaching $2.28 billion for the quarter.
Boeing to Enter High-Stakes Contract Talks with Seattle-Area Machinists Amid Production Challenges
Boeing is set to negotiate wages and conditions with the Seattle-area machinists union next month amidst recovering from a recent 737 MAX incident and ongoing production challenges. Union members seek a 40% wage increase and pension restoration.
Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board Considers Overhaul of Lewd Conduct Rule Amid LGBTQ+ Community Concerns
The Washington LCB is reassessing its lewd conduct rule for licensed venues, following criticism of inspections at LGBTQ+ bars. A Preproposal Statement of Inquiry invites public feedback on potential revisions or repeal.
Jeff Bezos Cashes in Over $4 Billion in Amazon Shares, Aligns With Divestiture Plan Amid Move to Tax-Friendly Florida
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.
New York Shoppers Advised by City Light on Choosing Energy-Efficient Appliances to Save Money and Environment
The article offers guidance on selecting energy-efficient appliances, emphasizing the importance of Energy Star ratings, right-sizing, upfront costs versus long-term savings, rebates, and maintenance for cost-effectiveness and environmental benefits.