Sears closing final big store in home state
Sears will be closing its last major location in its home state of Illinois.
China is exporting inflation to our markets: Larry Glazer
Mayflower Advisors managing partner weighs in on a new poll that shows 23% of Americans are satisfied with the way things are going and breaks down supply chain issues on 'Making Money'
Amazon Career Day applications top 1M
Amazon announced earlier this month that it was looking to fill over 40,000 available corporate and technology roles and 125,000 open hourly positions in its operations network.
Vaccine mandates 'unfair' to business owners: Rep. Malliotakis
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, R-N.Y., argues New York City's indoor vaccine mandate forces businesses to 'segregate' customers.
Miami not enforcing Biden's vaccinate mandate on city workers
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez says Biden's vaccine mandate 'doesn't apply' to the city as 98% of Miami's population has received one dose of the COVID vaccine.
AP FACT CHECK: Biden's shaky claims on jobs, gasoline
Boasting that government policies can make a difference in improving the economy, President Joe Biden went too far Thursday in taking credit for job growth since taking office.
Activision Blizzard slapped with new allegations of worker intimidation, union busting
According to the complaint, Activision has allegedly “threatened employees that they cannot talk about or communicate about wages, hours and working conditions” or any ongoing company investigations related to the matters. In addition, the video game giant is accused of threatening or disciplining employees who have engaged in "protected concerted activity" as well as engaging in surveillance and interrogation of those employees.
Ford plans to add 450 jobs to ramp up F-150 Lightning production
Ford Motor Co. is staffing up in order to meet strong demand for its all-electric F-150 Lightning Truck.
At 101, she's still hauling lobsters with no plans to stop
The lobster industry has changed over the course of Virginia Oliver's many decades on the water, and lobsters have grown from a working class food to a delicacy.
Maryland seafood company employed illegal immigrants, linked to visa fraud: reports
A Maryland seafood company and its owner entered guilty pleas Wednesday after being accused of employing at least 89 illegal immigrants and engaging in visa fraud, according to reports.
Restaurant group sees sales drop 30% since NYC vaccine mandate enforcement
Apple-Metro Chairman and CEO Zane Tankel says New York City is starting to inspect businesses over the indoor vaccine mandate.
Wage growth, inflation mitigation likely as economy normalizes: Expert
Commonwealth Financial Network CIO Brad McMillan analyzes consumer confidence amid inflation fears.
Wells Fargo delays return to office until Nov. 1
Wells Fargo is re-evaluating its return to office plans following President Biden's order requiring workplaces with 100 or more employees to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations or weekly tests.
Broadway shows make a comeback after pandemic shuttered business
Former WarnerMedia Entertainment Chairman Robert Greenblatt discusses Broadway shows reopening, New York City's economy and 'Dear Evan Hansen' making its way to the big screen.
Staff shortages still affecting nearly 70% of businesses worldwide
U.S. employers, as well as those in Canada and Mexico, have the strongest hiring intentions. All 12 industry sectors in the U.S. reported having "hiring intentions at ten-year highs" with plans to bring workers back following the pandemic.
Market expert: Labor shortage is going to 'get real' by end of the year
"Payne Points of Wealth" podcast host Ryan Payne, MJP Wealth Advisors President Brian Vendig and TJM institutional Services Director James Iuorio discuss the impact of inflation on the markets and the Democrats' proposed corporate tax hikes.
US judge grants Purdue Pharma's $7M exec bonus plan, faces blunt criticism
A U.S. judge on Monday approved up to $7.1 million in bonuses for five executives of Purdue Pharma, the bankrupt maker of OxyContin, at a hearing at which he faced blunt criticism for his handling of the case from a woman whose son died of an opioid overdose.
How could vaccine mandates impact economic growth?
Former Chase chief economist Anthony Chan on COVID vaccines, employment, and the economy.
Business inspired by Rosie the Riveter provides remote jobs for military spouses
R. Riveter co-founder Lisa Bradley discusses her handbag company.
White Castle CEO says US labor shortage 'more challenging' at some locations
White Castle CEO Lisa Ingram on how inflation and labor shortages have impacted America's first fast-food hamburger chain.



















