Boy Scouts offer sex-abuse settlement, aiming for end to bankruptcy
The Boy Scouts of America are offering cash, artwork and other assets to sex-abuse victims under a bankruptcy plan filed Monday, an opening gambit by the youth group to move past the failures to protect children that have threatened its standing in American society.
California poised for $19 billion surplus, despite COVID-19 lockdowns
By the end of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic eviscerated roughly 1.6 million jobs in California and slashed the value of business properties by more than 30%.
US spending on construction projects rises 1.7% in January
Spending on U.S. construction projects rose 1.7% in January as new home building continues to lift the sector.
Restaurants turn to automation amid fears of minimum wage hike
Lydia Hu reports from Automat Kitchen
Fully automated restaurants on the rise amid coronavirus, minimum wage hikes
Lydia Hu on Automat Kitchen
Pipeline worker: Biden has taken away my livelihood
Jason Jernigan on losing pipeline job
Biden administration promises focus on environmental justice
Although the Environmental Protection Agency acknowledges that disadvantaged communities in America are disproportionately affected by pollution, hundreds of complaints sent to its civil rights office since the mid-1990s have only once resulted in a formal finding of discrimination.
Animals make corporate zoom calls bearable, if you don’t mind the spit
Repetitive virtual meetings over the past year have sapped morale in many workplaces. So companies are hiring four-legged guests—sheep, goats, tortoises, llamas, bearded dragons and more—to paint smiles back on the faces of jaded employees.
Sen. Mike Braun: Dems' $15 minimum wage push is slogan governing at its worst and will devastate restaurants
Enacting a $15 minimum wage and eliminating the tipped wage credit would devastate our already ailing restaurant industry.
Nike has 'mastered the art of collectibles': CollectibleXchange CEO
CollectibleXchange Founder and CEO Brandon Steiner on sneaker boom and trading trends
Should workers be gearing up to go back to the office?
Charlie Gasparino responds to Goldman Sachs CEO doubting longevity of remote work.
California businesses fleeing to Oklahoma amid COVID for economic incentives, governor says
Gov. Kevin Stitt, R-Okla, on what is attracting "hundreds of companies" and people to his state.
Congressman says allow free market to raise wages, not politicians
Rep. Chuck Fleischmann on stimulus, wages
Oklahoma governor says reopening amid COVID led to low unemployment, state surplus
Oklahoma governor on reopening, state budget
Costco to raise minimum wage to $16 per hour, above Amazon, Target
Costco will raise its minimum wage to $16 an hour starting next week, CEO Craig Jelinek said.
Biden interior pick on Dakota Access Pipeline shutdown: 'If something shuts down, then jobs can be lost'
President Biden's interior secretary nominee, Democratic New Mexico Rep. Debra Haaland, on Wednesday conceded that shutting down the Dakota Access Pipeline would cost jobs.
Unemployment claims drop as labor market continues to recover from pandemic
The number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits remained elevated last week, Labor Department figures show.
Amid $15 minimum wage debate, small business owners and minimum wage workers divided
With millions around the country calling for a $15 minimum wage, small business owners fear their businesses will be crippled while minimum wage workers have hope for better days ahead.
The debate over a $15 minimum wage
FOX's Robert Sherman has more
Clash over hazard pay for grocery workers in COVID-19 pandemic
Some chains including Kroger Co. say they will close some stores in areas with new wage mandates, while others say they are boosting food prices or may cut back on services like checkouts.



















