Presidential salaries, from George Washington to Joe Biden
Here's how much all 46 U.S. presidents have made in office -- not including any outside sources of income they may have had.
Wall Street's hybrid work model likely to squeeze New York's budget
Wall Street’s hybrid work week is here to stay and the economic implications on New York City and New York State’s budgets could prove to be devastating.
Ford, battery maker face job requirement for Tennessee plant
Ford Motor Co. and a South Korean company would have to create more than 5,000 full-time jobs at a planned electric pickup truck factory and battery manufacturing plant in Tennessee or pay back at least part of a $500 million state grant for the project, according to a lease approved Thursday by a regional board.
Talc plaintiffs’ lawyers allege J&J put lawsuits in bankruptcy to protect brand
Lawyers for cancer victims accused Johnson & Johnson of pushing roughly 38,000 talc lawsuits into chapter 11 to stem damage to its corporate brand and gain unfair leverage, as a trial concludes on a bankruptcy strategy the company has defended as fair and reasonable.
Most remote workers don't want to return to office, new poll finds
The biggest loss due to working from home was a sense of disconnect from coworkers.
Career advancement for Black employees is best at these companies: Glassdoor
Glassdoor cultivated a list highlighting the top 10 companies that are making the most effort in improving the work experience for Black employees.
‘The worst is over’ in supply chain crisis: Port of Long Beach director
Port of Long Beach Executive Director Mario Coredero argues as COVID concerns diminish, ‘definite moderation’ will happen in the supply chain.
Supply chain crisis has ‘bright outlook’: Port of Long Beach director
Port of Long Beach Executive Director Mario Coredero says capacity issues have been solved since the port started operating 24/7 last September.
Jobless claims unexpectedly climb to 248,000
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly ticked up last week, despite elevated business demand for workers and easing omicron cases nationwide.
31% of large companies plan to offer student loan assistance in the next 2 years, data shows
Nearly a third of large companies plan on offering student loan debt assistance programs in the next two years, according to new research.
Supply chain issues, aging workforce lead trucking industry to recruit younger drivers
America's trucking industry, seen as the backbone of the U.S. supply chain, is struggling to replace an aging workforce.
Crime crisis fueled by 'woke' DAs, judges: Former Detroit police chief
Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig says something needs to be done to fix soft-on-crime policies.
Canadian trucker: I'm not intimidated By Trudeau's course of action
Truck driver James Doull discusses the fate of the Canadian trucker 'Freedom Convoy' as PM Justin Trudeau vows to freeze protesters' bank accounts, arguing he doesn't see the PM's efforts 'making any difference.'
Citigroup raises Fraser's pay by 32% after appointing her as CEO
Citigroup Chief Executive Jane Fraser will take home total compensation of $22.5 million for 2021 — a nearly 32% increase from the previous year, the bank said Monday.
Microsoft to reopen Washington offices at end of February
In addition to its Washington offices, Microsoft's offices in California's Bay Area will also reopen on Feb. 28. The company anticipates the rest of its U.S. locations will follow suit "as conditions allow."
Black unemployment rate will drop in shift to skills-first hiring: OneTen CEO
OneTen is aiming to train, hire and advance one million Black Americans without a four-year degree into family-sustaining jobs over the next ten years.
Hard industries, hard work, and big opportunities
Recent supply-chain disruptions and second thoughts about China’s manufacturing dominance are likely to boost domestic industry and exacerbate an existing dearth of skilled trade workers.
Salesforce unveils 'Trailblazer Ranch' to reconnect remote employees
Trailblazer Ranch is a 75-acre, 140-room campus located in the redwoods of Scotts Valley, California, about 70 miles south of San Francisco.
Freedom Convoy trucker: 'Sick and tired' of mandates
FOX Business' Jeff Flock talks to a Canadian truck driver who says the Freedom Convoy movement is more than just truckers.
Canadian protester: Came to give truckers ‘love, help’
Canadian contractor Danick Venne says he joined the Freedom Convoy protests in Ottawa to help serve food, pick up trash and ‘give love to everybody.’


















