McDonald's head says Chicago crime is thwarting return to office
"Our city is in crisis," CEO Chris Kempczinski says, noting rising crime makes it hard to recruit executives.
These job-posting phrases are a big turn off for applicants
Job-ad cliches like "willing to wear many hats" are a sure way to alienate candidates, survey shows.
Most U.S. workers say pay isn't keeping up with inflation
More than half of employees who recently got raises said they weren't high enough to cover rising expenses, survey finds.
College to pay $37M to local bakery after students alleged racism
In a 2016 lawsuit, the Ohio small business had accused the school of falsely accusing it of racial discrimination.
Should you share your salary with coworkers?
"Pay transparency is the future. There is no way of getting around it," one compensation expert said.
Abortion pill startup sells meds to women who aren't pregnant
Company says giving patients abortion pills before they're needed provides "peace of mind."
United Airlines sees future for flying electric taxis
Carrier is investing $15 million in a maker of electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles.
What kind of pay raise can U.S. workers expect in 2023?
Employers are offering heftier hikes, but it still may not be enough to keep up with inflation.
Man depicted on "Nevermind" album cover appeals ruling against him
The swimming baby on the band's iconic album cover, now 31, claims he was the victim of child pornography in a lawsuit.
Nirvana wins lawsuit over naked baby on album cover
The swimming baby on the band's iconic album cover, now 31, claimed he was the victim of child pornography.
Euro drops to 20-year low, falling below a dollar
European Union faces mounting risk of stagflation as Russia's Gazprom cut offs natural gas flows to the region.
Community aids in Filipino food truck's pandemic rebound
Owner encourages customers to "give a high five" to local businesses raising prices. "It means a lot."
Mushrooms sold in 15 states recalled over salmonella risks
Regulators found Salmonella in packages of dried mushrooms they purchased at a retail store for routine testing.
Forget $15 an hour: Job searchers want at least $20, data show
In a hot labor market and amid high inflation, job seekers want more money from their employers.
Inequality could lead to dysfunctional societies, research claims
Social cohesion and cooperation are essential to tackling greatest challenges of our time, authors argue.