People going to work was a 'great thing,' food industry expert Butch Yamali says
Restaurant owner and food industry expert Butch Yamali weighs in on the work-from-home and return-to-office trends and how it impacts the food business.
Major paint company to lay off 1,800 workers, close facilities
PPG is cutting nearly 2,000 jobs in the U.S. and Europe as it undergoes a comprehensive cost reduction program. It's also selling its architectural business.
Folks need to be 'fully bought into America and that requires citizenship': Daniel Garza
Libre President Daniel Garza on Trump addressing concerns over labor amid possible mass deportation and a poll showing a drop in preference for VP Harris among Hispanic voters.
Bed Bath & Beyond brand is coming back to physical stores
Beyond Inc. entered into a strategic partnership with the Container Store. The plan is to boost store traffic by adding Bed Bath & Beyond-branded products.
Biden admin's LNG export ban puts nearly 1 million jobs at risk: study
A new study by the National Association of Manufacturers found the Biden-Harris administration's pause on new LNG export permits threatens nearly a million jobs over the next 20 years.
Big Lots to shutter more than 50 retail locations
Big Lots aims to permanently close the doors of 50-plus more stores, it told the bankruptcy court overseeing its Chapter 11 proceedings late last week.
American consumers see debt delinquency risk rising, higher long-term inflation: NY Fed
The New York Fed found that consumers' expectations about missed debt payments edged higher in September for the fourth consecutive month, as some may face increased budget pressures.
True Value's bankruptcy is a tragedy but could be a good sign for the 'little guys': Codie Sanchez
Contrarian Thinking Capital founder Codie Sanchez reacts to the True Value hardware brand filing for bankruptcy on 'Making Money.'
Hardware wholesaler True Value files for bankruptcy, plans sale to rival
Wholesaler True Value filed for bankrtupcy Monday and announced its plans to sell to rival Do It Best. True Value retail stores are not included in the bankruptcy.
Walmart CEO: We're keeping 'our eye on value' and helping people 'save money'
Walmart U.S. President and CEO John Furner details the company's philanthropic efforts for hurricane aid, how they're 'keeping prices low' and expanding the brand's presence.
7-Eleven shutting down nearly 450 underperforming stores across North America
Nearly 450 7-Eleven stores across North America are closing due to underperformance, according to the company, which did not disclose which stores will be closing.
US unemployment claims spike in wake of Hurricane Helene
Weekly jobless claims climbed higher than expected following the devastation of Hurricane Helene on several states, and economists expect Milton to have further impacts.
Lenders are kicking small businesses while they're down: Danielle DiMartino Booth
QI Research CEO and Chief Strategist Danielle DiMartino Booth discusses the impact of government intervention on small businesses.
Luxury electric automaker's abandoned California headquarters 'left in complete disarray,' landlord says
The former electric vehicle maker Fisker's headquarters in La Palma, California, following a bankruptcy filing was left a mess, according to court documents.
Employees admit to violating return-to-office policies
As employers continue to try to lure workers back into the office four years after the pandemic began, some say they are ignoring the rules and will leave if there is a crackdown.
Biden-Harris take another victory lap on jobs report inflated by government hiring
Lonski Group president John Lonski discusses the jobs report inflated by government hiring on 'The Evening Edit.'
How much do dockworkers make? Longshoreman's union scores pay boost for members under tentative deal
The International Longshoreman's Association (ILA) union secured a 62% raise for members over six years in its tentative agreement with the U.S. Maritime Alliance.
Foreign-born employment remains near last month's high
The number of foreign-born workers declined slightly in September after reaching the highest level since at least 2007 in August, as the U.S. experiences an immigration surge.
September jobs report: Which industries hired the most workers?
The U.S. labor market grew at a faster rate than expected in September with notable gains in the food and beverage sector as well as health care, although manufacturing shed jobs.
Larry Summers says jobs report shows Fed's half-point rate cut was 'a mistake'
Famed economist Larry Summers said Friday that the September jobs report shows the Federal Reserve's 50-basis point rate cut was "a mistake" in hindsight.