Fed's Powell: policymakers noted 'artificially high' jobs data, revisions in rate cut decision
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell noted that policymakers weighed recent downward revisions to employment figures when assessing the health of the labor market ahead of their rate cut decision.
Labor secretary discusses migrants in workforce
Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su was asked about whether migrants who cross the border should be allowed to work in the U.S.
Amazon is making a bold call: Liz Bentley
Liz Bentley Associates President and founder Liz Bentley discusses the benefits of remote work as some businesses push for their employees to return to the office full-time.
The Fed cut rates by half-point: What to know
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in four years, announcing a 50 basis point cut and policymakers forecasting additional cuts amid progress in slowing inflation.
Decades-old kitchen staple company Tupperware files for bankruptcy
Tupperware Brands filed for bankruptcy protection, months after the iconic American brand shut down its last remaining U.S.-based plant amid financial troubles.
Red Lobster is back; CEO plots future for seafood chain
Red Lobster officially came out of the bankruptcy process on Monday, with new CEO Damola Adamolekun calling it the "start of a new chapter" for the seafood restaurant chain.
Amazon to employees: In-person, 5-day work week begins next year
Amazon will start expecting many employees to work out of the office five days a week next year, according to the tech giant's CEO, Andy Jassy.
Target looking to hire 100K seasonal workers for holidays
Target is looking to bring on board about 100,000 seasonal employees at the company’s stores and supply chain facilities ahead of the holiday shopping period this year.
Boeing's CFO says business 'in difficult position': Read memo to employees
Boeing's CFO delivered a sobering update to employees as the machinist strike rages on threatening the near-term future of the plane maker's financial position.
These cities offer the best commutes for workers
Lyft identified cities in the U.S. that provided workers the "best" journeys to and from their places of employment based on speed, cost, cleanliness and after-work activities.
US markets starting to see a path towards 'economic resilience': Gerard Cassidy
RBC Capital Markets managing director Gerard Cassidy details the beginning of a rate cute 'cycle' and a 'slow' return from inflationary pressures.
Where are the jobs? Recent study ranks top cities
A study published by ADP in August ranks America's hottest labor markets. The city that ranked number one? Denver.
Aldi hiring over 13K workers nationwide, raising pay
Aldi is already boosting its hiring for the holiday season with plans to hire over 13,000 store and warehouse workers. It also will boost starting pay.
Looking for a job? These 5 states have most competition
Competition has ramped up this year as LinkedIn job listings in all 50 states have seen increases in the amount of candidates seeking consideration for roles, Resume.io reported in a new study.
Sen. Mike Braun: Biden-Harris admin engineered bigger government, 'very weak' mainstream economy
Sen. Mike Braun, R-Ind., breaks down the latest economic data following the ABC News Presidential Debate on 'The Evening Edit.'
Another restaurant chain files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
BurgerFi International on Wednesday joined the group of restaurant chains that have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this year.
Cost-of-living crisis kicks off the Harris, Trump debate
Former President Trump and Vice President Harris led off their debate with a discussion about the cost-of-living crisis and the impact of inflation on American households.
Small business confidence dipped in August amid rising election uncertainty
Confidence among U.S. small business owners fell in August, wiping out gains in July, as persistent inflation and rising uncertainty ahead of November's election weigh on optimism.
Bank of America ups minimum hourly pay to $24
The new rate, announced on Tuesday, represents a $1-per-hour increase for all full- and part-time hourly Bank of America workers in the United States.
Steelworkers make their opinions heard over potential blocking of US Steel-Nippon deal
American steelworkers speak to FOX Business' Lydia Hu outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where the U.S. Steel headquarters may soon be handed over to Japan-based Nippon.