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Toys R Us has been sold yet again — the latest effort to revive the famous but struggling brand amid a boom in toy sales.

Google’s online job training program is hoping to “create real economic opportunity for everyone,” according to Grow with Google Vice President Lisa Gevelber. 

A new survey says about four out of five remote workers in Manhattan won’t return to the office in the post-COVID future.

The FTC's identity theft website allows individuals to report fraud and determine best practices.

State regulators have barred the energy supplier after it charged customers big electricity-price increases during freeze.

Across the country the tourism industry took a big hit because of the coronavirus pandemic. The industry lost billions of dollars and impacted jobs, local communities, and businesses.

Beginning on or after Jan. 1, 2022, and before Jan. 1, 2027, a qualified taxpayer that employs a homeless person during the taxable year could receive a tax credit of up to $30,000 per taxable year, depending on the amount of hours worked by the homeless person. 

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen believes that 2022 will see a return to full employment, crediting the recently passed COVID-19 relief bill as a major step down the path toward recovery.

South Korean battery maker LG Energy Solution suggested that it could build a factory in the U.S. state of Georgia to manufacture batteries for electric vehicles.

The South has never been hospitable to organized labor, but that may be changing.

Construction contractors are looking for more women to join the industry.

NFL teams have had to make sweeping cuts this week in order to meet this year’s salary cap of $182.5 million but for the Arizona Cardinals, it seemed like a no-brainer to release cornerback Robert Alford who managed to make nearly $15 million despite never actually playing a game.