Long COVID is keeping people out of work for months
Prolonged, and often severe, symptoms from the disease often sideline workers for months after they get sick.
Is AI bot ChatGPT coming for your job?
Chatbots will devalue some workers' skills, but also could create higher quality jobs that require a human's judgment.
Credit Karma tricked customers over credit card offers, FTC says
Regulators say credit services company used "dark patterns" to deceive users into thinking they qualified for cards.
FTC says pharma no to "Pharma Bro"
Regulators claim the former drug executive, who served four years in prison for fraud, is violating lifetime industry ban.
Aviation startup flies largest ever hydrogen-electic aircraft
Airlines including American and United are investing in hydrogen-electric engines to help decarbonize flights.
New York City starts providing free abortion pills
Providing free medication abortion is part of Mayor Eric Adams' new agenda to promote women's health.
Are you a "motivated dater"? This dating app might be for you.
A paid subscription will jump from $35 a month to $60 a month and offer users more exposure to potential dates.
Nearly 40% of Americans skipped medical care in 2022 over cost
Many people said they didn't seek treatment last year for serious conditions or illnesses, according to Gallup.
Microsoft plans to cut thousands of jobs, according to report
Software maker expected to sharply reduce its workforce as tech sector braces for economic slowdown.
Marie Osmond says her kids won't get an inheritance
Singer and TV star claims inheriting money encourages "laziness and entitlement," saying she plans to spend her cash.
CEOs are more pessimistic than they've been in a decade
Three-quarters of CEOs surveyed by PwC expect global economic growth to slow over the next 12 months.
Why you should think twice before taking online quizzes
Personality, IQ and other tests that circulate on social media may seem innocuous, but could leave you open to fraud.
Remote worker ordered to repay employer for "time theft"
Tracking technology following a Canadian accountant's every move on her laptop showed she engaged in "time theft."
Like working from home? Some companies say enough is enough.
The pandemic popularized remote work. Now some CEOs want to force employees to troop back to the office.
Microsoft is giving workers unlimited time off
Under the company's "Discretionary Time off" policy, workers can take as many days off as they want.