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The fight was closely watched on Wall Street because it marked the first time a labor union used tools traditionally employed by hedge funds to push for board seats at a corporation.

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Save Reuse Permission Restaurant and trade groups said they have submitted enough voter signatures for a ballot measure to try to halt implementation of a new California law that would set minimum hourly wages for fast-food workers in the state starting next year, The Wall Street Journal reports .

As reported by the Wall Street Journal , the numbers show that in 2022 about two-thirds of the top executives at S&P 500 companies ended the year with smaller pay packages than they were initially awarded, at least on paper.

Gap Taps Mattel Executive Behind Barbie Revival as Next CEO Gap is betting that an executive who helped make over Barbie can revive its apparel brand, the Wall Street Journal reports .

Big Four Accounting Consultants Trimming Staff The Big Four accounting firms are trimming staff after forecasting slower growth as more businesses scale back on third-party help in certain areas, the Wall Street Journal reports .

Save Reuse Permission Audio streaming platform Spotify is preparing to lay off 17% of its workforce or about 1,500 employees, the Wall Street Journal reports .

“There’s going to be a contentious fight over this in the courts and if there is a change in political power at the federal level there’s going to be a continuation of this ongoing instability,” Peter Norlander, a professor at Loyola University Chicago who studies gig work, told the Wall Street Journal .