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Economist Stephen Moore discusses why some Americans are choosing to remain unemployed on 'Varney & Co.'

LinkedIn said it received a swell of positive feedback from employees after an all-company week off following the Easter holiday, amid signs of increased burnout among employees across the economy.

The economic toll from the Covid-19 pandemic has been tough to measure, but new estimates from the Federal Reserve suggest it wasn’t as bad as feared for smaller businesses.

House lawmakers on Thursday passed legislation targeting the gender pay act, known as the Paycheck Fairness Act, though the bill advanced without the support of Republicans.

The parade of bank earnings continues Thursday, with Citigroup, Bank of America and U.S. Bancorp posting ahead of the opening bell

Oracle's potential new 60-acre office hub would be central to the 120-acre parcel known as River North on the East Bank of Nashville’s riverfront

Production has been stalled at General Motors' Kansas City, Kansas, factory for over two months and workers have been temporarily laid off since early February.

Walmart also said it wants to give full-time store workers “consistent schedules from week to week” as well as skills training and opportunities for growth.

Empty hotels and office buildings are being converted into affordable housing amid the coronavirus pandemic. FOX Business' Edward Lawrence with more.

Despite the battered economy and job market, companies are looking to fill internship roles and some of them are willing to pay big bucks to do it.

Prior to the pandemic, it would take about two months to get a commercial driver's license in New Jersey. Now, it's taking upward of six months.

This International Women’s Day, we’re thinking about the Class of 2021—and in particular, about the hundreds of thousands of young women who will be attempting to launch their careers during a deep recession for women.

The IRS planned to hire 5,000 customer service representatives to man its phone lines during the busy tax season but encountered "significant hiring challenges during the pandemic," IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig said Tuesday.