| | Today, exclusively in Fast Company, Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman writes about why he is taking a stand to support his employees’ access to abortion—and why other business leaders should step up, too. “Remaining silent on the issue of reproductive rights flies in the face of any public pledges professing a desire to create more diverse and inclusive companies,” writes Stoppelman. This op-ed is the first in a series of articles we’ll be rolling out over the next several weeks that look at corporate silence on reproductive rights, and the business case for ensuring access to abortion. —Julia Herbst, @juliarherbst | | | | | |
| NEWS | Bracing for more pain on Wall Street: What you need to know | | Last week, the markets got hammered and, as of the time of this writing, the S&P, Nasdaq, and Dow futures are all down around 2% in pre-market trading. | | | That suggests investors are anticipating another potentially rough week for stocks. | | | Most experts say it comes down to three factors: inflation, China’s harsh COVID-19 lockdowns, and the ongoing war in Ukraine. | | | Until some of these uncertainties are resolved—and that may take a while—most experts say it’s likely the markets will continue to show volatility, which means they could be in for a bumpy ride for the foreseeable future. | | Check out the latest news stories here. | | | | | | |