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General Motors and LG Energy Solutions are developing plans to build a fourth U.S. battery plant potentially in New Carlisle, Indiana.

Starbucks must rehire seven baristas who were fired earlier this year after speaking with the media about their unionization push, a judge ruled on Thursday.

Some companies are increasing wages to attract bus drivers as the driver shortage continues with the school year fast approaching.

A Lowe's spokesperson told FOX Business that the "Winning Together" profit-sharing bonus will be paid to front-line store, supply chain and contact center associates in the U.S. on Sept. 9.

Jobless claims edged down last week to 250,000, but the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits remains near the highest level recorded in eight months.

Unions benefit from sweetheart deal buried in new Inflation Reduction Act. But construction firms and climate activist oppose the harmful regulations.

Thursday morning will see a take of two stocks, Bed, Bath & Beyond is falling, while Wolfspeed is soaring. Reports on homes sales and jobless claims are also on tap.

Dan Price announced on Twitter that he was stepping down as CEO of credit card processing company Gravity Payments so he could fight "false accusations" of assault.

The White House has appointed a special board to try and prevent a strike among major U.S. railroads that could hinder supply chains.

The union movement among Amazon workers is continuing and now includes workers at a warehouse in upstate New York who have filed a petition for a union vote.

The move by Apple is reportedly part of a broader push to cuts its spending and hiring amid economic uncertainty.

A former employee of the city of Newton, Massachusetts, shut down the police department's website over an alleged pay dispute. A new website was set up to help residents.

Generation Z worker are seeking roles that give them more ability to either make a social impact or shape a company's culture, according to a new report by employer review site Glassdoor.

Data shows the number of U.S. workers has fallen 400,000 since March after coming close to reaching prepandemic levels, causing businesses to struggle to hire labor.

Peloton's move comes as the fitness giant has announced an $800 million restructuring plan to turn its business around and create positive cash flow.

Calm CEO David Ko said the future of the business would be discussed at an all-hands meeting on Friday. The company was founded in 2012 and had about 400 employees.

Walgreens typically offers signing bonus for pharmacists near $30,000 or $50,000, but due to staffing shortages, it is offering up to $75,000.