'Bar Rescue' host: Stimulus package is 'too late' for restaurant industry
Jon Taffer on restaurant industry, stimulus
Public school closures were the 'biggest scandal' of 2020: American Enterprise Institute resident fellow
Naomi Shaefer Riley on NYC private school anti-racist manifesto, school closings
Hotel industry struggling to stay afloat amid pandemic
Wilbert Mason on hotel industry
Nearly 200,000 CVS employees getting appreciation bonuses
The notice comes just after the company announced it was looking to rapidly hire thousands of employees to help administer COVID-19 vaccines following Food and Drug Administration approval.
Ugly Christmas sweater sales doing 'great' amid the coronavirus pandemic
Mark and Fred Hajjar on ugly Christmas sweaters, masks
EEOC: Employers can require employees to get COVID-19 vaccine
As health care workers and the elderly began receiving the long-awaited COVID-19 vaccine this week, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission released updated guidelines Wednesday that clarify employers can require employees to get the vaccine when it becomes widely available in most cases.
Legal experts say employers can force workers to take COVID-19 vaccine: Gasparino
Charlie Gasparino on workers, COVID-19 vaccine
Employers could restrict workers’ holiday travel
Kristina Partsinevelos on workers’ holiday travel
How should you financially plan for 2021?
Tom Wheelwright on financial planning for 2021
San Diego allowing strip clubs, restaurants to open, 'opens a door' for other industries: county supervisor
Jim Desmond on coronavirus restrictions
Barstool’s Portnoy starts fund to help save small businesses
Will Cain on Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy
JCPenney closing more stores in 2021 as new owners reshape retailer
J.C. Penney is closing even more stores in March of 2021.
Stock futures trade cautiously following record day
On Thursday, stocks rallied to record highs on stimulus hopes
Coca Cola to cut 2,200 jobs worldwide in restructuring
The restructuring will impact about 1,200 roles in the United States, with roughly 500 of the cuts coming from metro Atlanta.
FedEx’s 2nd quarter sees better-than-expected earnings
Steve Moore on FedEx earnings, economy
Airlines need to get back to work amid vaccine distribution: Flight Attendants Association president
Sara Nelson on workers in the airline industry
Billionaire Bezos' Amazon warehouse employees depend on food stamps in 9 states
New U.S. Government Accountability Office data revealed this week that more than 4,000 of Amazon's warehouse workers are on food stamps across nine states.
Number of Americans filing for unemployment aid hits highest level since September
The number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits remained elevated last week.
To stop COVID spread in New York, we should be opening more restaurants, not shutting them down
We need to be doing everything in our power to maintain the 100,000 restaurant jobs that have come back to New York City since the pandemic hit.
Stocks futures gain on stimulus optimism
Traders will examine the latest jobless figures as well as housing starts



















