Unemployment aid not reaching millions of out-of-work Americans, new study suggests
New research suggests that the jobless aid is not reaching millions of out-of-work Americans.
Biden taking a 'sledgehammer' to US economy, energy jobs: Sen. Barrasso
Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., argues that Biden's executive orders could lead to a million job losses.
Too much stimulus will lead to inflation: Brian Brenberg
Brian Brenberg on Biden policy, inflation
Biden has taken 'sledgehammer' to energy industry: Sen. John Barrasso
Sen. John Barrasso on Biden, Trump impeachment
Another 779,000 Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week
The number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits fell slightly but remained elevated last week as the coronavirus pandemic continues to trigger a high number of layoffs.
Stock futures trade higher as rally continues
Traders will get the latest jobless claims along with a heavy slate of earnings
Hedge fund founder pleads guilty in Neiman Marcus-tied case
A plea agreement suggested a sentence of up to 18 months in prison
American Airlines warns 13,000 employees of potential furloughs
American furloughed 19,000 workers after the first round of government payroll support expired on Oct. 1 but recalled them in December, following approval of an additional $15 billion from Congress. The new round of federal aid requires airlines to keep recalled employees on the payroll through March 31.
Biden's Green Push: Solar reality unpacked
Biden's plan for green jobs may fall short.
Green jobs often pay less than other energy industry jobs: Report
Grady Trimble on green energy jobs
Trader Joe’s temporarily raises pay by $4 per hour for all employees, but cancels midyear raises
Popular grocery retailer Trader Joe's announced this week that it would temporarily raise its pay for all employees amidst the continually-raging COVID-19 pandemic.
‘Jeff Bezos isn’t going anywhere’: Author on future of Amazon
Panel on future of Amazon
Mom-and-pop pet stores struggling despite pet adoption reaching all-time high
Gerris Willis on pet retail sales
Kroger closes 2 Southern California stores rather than give extra $4 'Hero Pay’
Retailer Kroger announced on Monday that it would permanently close two of its Southern California stores due to what it says is a direct result of a city mandate that requires an extra $4 of "hero pay" for essential workers.
Economist: Greater push for COVID vaccine rollout will make for stronger economy
Cornerstone Macro chief economist Nancy Lazar joins 'Mornings with Maria' and predicts less unemployment and more hiring in 2021 as the coronavirus vaccine becomes more accessible in the U.S.
Democrats unveil bill to remove taxes on some unemployment aid
Democrats unveiled a bill this week aimed at providing tax relief for the millions of Americans collecting unemployment benefits last year
ADP report shows private companies added 174,000 jobs in January, beating expectations
U.S. private employers resumed hiring in January amid signs that new COVID-19 cases are falling.
Stock futures add to gains on relief bill optimism
Traders will get the ADP report on private sector hiring along with the ISM's report on the services sector
Stimulus, GDP growth forecast is 'pure upside' for economy: Former Dallas Fed adviser
Brian Brenberg, Danielle DiMartino Booth on winter storm, economic growth
Amazon to pay $61.7M to settle charges it stole driver tips
Amazon.com Inc has agreed to pay more than $61.7 million to settle allegations that it failed to pay Amazon Flex drivers all of the tips given by customers over more than two years, the Federal Trade Commission said in a statement on Tuesday.