PG&E secures $5.5B to fund 2-year bankruptcy process
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America, the land of opportunity ... or government?
Economic incentives and the success and jobs they bring are not the worst of crimes.
Labor Dept. collecting jobs data despite shutdown
Jobs data in progress at Labor Dept. despite shutdown
Small business skepticism ticks up, 5 top concerns
Small business owners are growing more concerned about the economy.
Job loss fear remains high, despite tight labor market: report
The study revealed that 59 percent of employees believe they won’t have the necessary training and skills necessary to get a good, well-paying job.
These are the US cities where employees are the happiest - and most miserable
Employees are most miserable in New York City, according to a new study.
'Caregiving crisis' a hidden cost for businesses
While a majority of Americans report have caregiving responsibilities, few companies take those duties into account.
Tesla to cut workforce by 7 percent
Tesla plans to increase production of its crucial Model 3 sedan.
10 best side hustles to pursue in 2019
Four of 10 Americans are now pursuing freelance gigs.
Sears gets saved but still same ol' retailer
Even if the retailer lives on, it faces many of the same challenges.
US weekly jobless claims unexpectedly fall
Initial claims for state unemployment benefits decreased 3,000 to a seasonally adjusted 213,000.
Apple plans some hiring reductions after selling less iPhones: Report
CEO Tim Cook Cook has said things have been complicated by the recent trade tension between the U.S. and China.
Retailer Shopko enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid mounting debt
The company said it has obtained $480 million in financing from lenders, including Wells Fargo, in order to continue normal operations.
Sears employees upset over Lampert's bid win
“He didn’t save Sears, he ran it into the ground.”
Sears confirms Lampert wins $5.2B bid, keeping retailer alive
However, the offer is still subject to bankruptcy court approval.
Amazon to start hiring at HQ2 in New York
Recruiting is expected to kick off later this year.
Financial advice for unpaid federal workers
Organize a garage sale or sell stuff on eBay to bring in some extra cash.
Sanders' $15 minimum wage could cost US millions of jobs, critics warn
Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders called the current minimum a “starvation” wage.
Ford, Volkswagen join forces on pickups, commercial vans
The two automakers also said they will investigate collaborating on autonomous vehicles, mobility services and electric vehicles.
Sears bankruptcy and the need for transparency
The storied retailer readies to sell itself in bankruptcy court.