Kraft Heinz has halted plans to split the company and is cutting about 1,000 jobs, as new CEO Steve Cahillane bets on a $600 million turnaround strategy instead.

E tū union members will rally at Te Papa Tongarewa to save jobs after the museum proposed a restructure that would cut 14 roles and realign dozens more.

Forever Distillery Private Limited, an integrated spirits and ethanol company, is hiring for the position of Unit Head in India, as advertised on DivulgaVagas.

Alcon, an eye care company, is considering moving manufacturing lines to Fort Worth, Texas, potentially bringing over 200 jobs. The city is considering tax incentives to attract the expansion.

Ocean Network Express, a Japan-based global transport company, announced a $2.5 million investment to expand its North American Regional Headquarters in Richmond, Virginia, creating 129 new jobs.

Ultrapar, the parent company of Ultragaz, reported its Q2 2026 results with earnings per share beating expectations and strong cash flow, highlighting increased investments in Ultragaz and Ipiranga, partially offset by lower investments in other units.

Miele announced job cuts, particularly at its Gütersloh site, accompanied by measures such as severance payments and early retirement schemes, while investing millions in the future.

GXO Logistics announced plans to lay off 105 employees in Fort Worth, Texas, due to ceasing operations with a customer in the area.

Reckitt Benckiser Group, maker of Lysol, plans to cut 190 jobs in Parsippany, New Jersey, as part of a sweeping reorganization.

0G Labs laid off a quarter of its staff, citing AI agents replacing human work, as reported by Business Insider.

The UVA Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital received approval for $35 million to renovate and expand, as decided by the UVA Building and Grounds committee.

Upvest, an investment infrastructure company, raised €100 million in a Series C round to expand its team and products, following a €42 million Series B in 2022.

Online math learning platform Cuemath laid off 100 more staff, following about 100 layoffs in May, amid a worsening global landscape for K-12 edtech.

Ernst & Young announced it would lay off about 3,000 US-based employees, roughly 5% of its workforce, due to economic conditions and overcapacity in portions of the firm.

Anheuser-Busch announced a $600 million investment in U.S. operations, focusing on manufacturing, veterans, and hiring, according to CEO Brendan Whitworth.

Metalsa Hopkinsville announced an expansion that will add nearly 100 well-paying jobs over the next 15 years.

Auctane, a shipping solutions company known for brands ShipStation and Stamps.com, laid off employees who worked for its shipping solution brands used by online merchants.