Dick's Sporting Goods to hire 8,000 seasonal workers for holiday shopping season
Dick’s Sporting Goods will add nearly 8,000 seasonal employees to its workforce as part of a hiring push to prepare for the upcoming holiday shopping season.
Automation is the 'most polarizing conversation' we have in our industry: Gene Seroka
Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka weighs in on the adoption and importance of automation amid the port strike and discusses his port's productivity.
Private sector job growth rose to 143,000 in September, beating expectations: ADP
The U.S. private sector's job gains in September beat expectations, with ADP reporting that 143,000 jobs were added last month — more than the 120,000 expected by LSEG economists.
Dockworkers union's calls for automation restrictions at US ports could undercut competitiveness
Unionized dockworkers at East and Gulf Coast ports are on strike, demanding higher wages and protection from automation, though experts warn automation is needed for competitiveness.
Union leader slams 'money crazy' shipping companies for refusing to 'share' 'billions' earned during pandemic
ILA Union President Harold J. Daggett criticized shipping companies while speaking to FOX Business' Lydia Hu about the East and Gulf Coast ports strike.
CVS Health to cut 2,900 jobs
CVS Health is slashing its headcount by 2,900, or 1% of its total workforce. The layoffs will largely focus on corporate positions, a spokesperson said.
Labor market is the 'last shoe to drop,' James Iuorio says
TJM Institutional Services director James Iuorio on upcoming jobs data, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's remarks on rate cuts and the economy, as well as the port workers strike.
Port workers speak out to FOX Business: 'We've taken less than we deserved in the past'
FOX Business' Lydia Hu reports from the picket line in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and speaks with port workers about why they're demanding higher wages.
Port workers are 'ready to go to war': Jeff Sica
Circle Squared Alternative Investments' Jeff Sica explains how a U.S. port workers' strike could be inflationary for markets and Americans' pocketbooks.
Joe Biden, 'this is your job' to intervene in the looming port strikes: Chris Spear
American Trucking Associations President and CEO Chris Spear analyzes the short and long-term macroeconomic impacts as dockworker strikes could disrupt major shipping ports on the East Coast.
Port strike will bring another hit to farmers, says former Trump official
A potential strike by workers at more than 30 seaports from Texas to Maine could wreak supply chain havoc in U.S., impacting food supply, medicine, cars and auto parts.
CEO exits up at unprecedented rate, study finds
Chief executive turnover surged in August and is now at the highest level year-to-date on record, according to data from coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
World's largest ski resort operator announces layoffs ahead of winter season
Vail Resorts announced that it is slashing its headcount as part of a two-year transformation plan. The company says the move will position it for further expansion.
Make money as a dog food taster with these steps to getting started
One of many odd jobs is a dog food taster. Dog food tasters are responsible for tasting dog food, and evaluating the food based on a variety of different factors.
US port strikes could have 'substantial' impact on markets, consumers: David Tawil
Prochain Capital President David Tawil talks Disney job cuts, looming port strikes and which commodities and stocks are best to put your money into.
US economy grew 3% in the second quarter, in line with expectations
The U.S. economy grew at a 3% rate in the second quarter, in line with economists' expectations, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Former iconic American stores that have closed in last 20 years: Kmart to Circuit City
As Kmart plans to shutter its last full-scale store in the continental U.S., here's a look at past American retailers that have closed in the last 20 years.
Consumer confidence falls, showing largest decline in 3 years
U.S. consumer confidence declined across all five components of the Consumer Confidence Index in September, resulting in the largest drop in more than three years.
US grocery stores could be without popular fruit within weeks as 45,000 dockworkers threaten to strike
American consumers may soon have to endure empty fruit aisles and soaring prices if 45,000 dockworkers threatening to strike end up walking off the job.
Gen Z pushes back against lazy stereotype by flaunting office jobs in TikTok trend
A recent Wall Street Journal report zeroed in on an uptick in Gen Z workers who are taking to social media to show they are content with their office jobs.