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General Motors is investing heavily into a New York plant that will produce its next generation of V-8 engines that will go into trucks and SUVs.

Volvo is looking to lower costs by cutting thousands of jobs, they announced on Monday. Most of its production based in Europe and China.

Britain will spend a record $4 billion to increase training opportunities as part of an effort to train locals and reduce reliance on foreign workers.

McDonald's is extending its operating hours at most U.S. locations starting this summer, as the company plans to add more than 300,000 workers.

President Trump announced U.S. Steel will “REMAIN in America" through a new partnership with Japan's Nippon Steel, preserving jobs and boosting U.S. manufacturing.

Walmart, the nation's largest private employer, is cutting about 1,500 jobs as it tries to cut overhead costs and streamline operations as economic pressures weigh.

Genetic testing company 23andMe filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in March. Regeneron Pharmaceuticals announced it would buy "substantially all" of 23andMe's assets.

Atlanta, Orlando and Tampa are among the top cities to start a career, according to a recent report that ranked 182 cities in the U.S. using more than two dozen metrics.

The Federal Reserve is planning to reduce its workforce by 10% over the next few years, according to a memo by Fed Chair Jerome Powell sent to employees on Friday.

Students can learn in-demand trade skills at Father Judge High School through its welding program, FOX Business' Jeff Flock reported.

Technology giant Microsoft has plans to trim its headcount by 3% through layoffs. CNBC first reported on the move.

McDonald’s is looking to do a flurry of hiring at its U.S. restaurants in the coming months, with the company saying it and its franchisees plan to bring onboard up to 375,000 restaurant workers.

Rite Aid is shuttering more stores after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for a second time in two years. The traditional pharmacy model has been facing various challenges.

Electronics maker Panasonic Holdings is trimming 10,000 jobs from its workforce. The company announced the job cuts as part of a broader effort to increase its profitability moving forward.

Uber was the latest company to ramp up its return-to-office requirements, which sparked outrage among some of the rideshare giant's employees. It removed remote work for some workers.

Crafts retailer Joann is offering hefty discounts on its products ahead of its stores shutting their doors for good by the end of the month.