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H&M has been fined more than $41 million for allegedly tracking hundreds of employees’ personal lives on a company database.

Black Friday has long been the unofficial start to the U.S. holiday season, though retailers have been pushing holiday shopping earlier for the last decade or so. This year there’s more urgency.

Central Park's iconic horse-drawn carriages return after six-month shutdown with COVID-19 tests for drivers.

Company filed letter with state, local officials last week explaining approximately 6,390 nonunion Sunshine State employees to be let go

WASHINGTON — This spring, Magdalena Valiente was expecting her best year as a Florida-based concert promoter.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday asked airlines to delay tens of thousands of planned furloughs, vowing that additional government relief is "imminent" for the coronavirus-battered industry.   

September’s very positive jobs numbers actually confirm that we are still experiencing the most dynamic economic recovery in American history.

The airline industry is bracing for mass layoffs as federal funding for the CARES Act runs out. One commercial pilot says there is a strong risk of being laid off while a pilot instructor at an Atlanta aviation school says he has already been furloughed.

Trump's positive COVID-19 test rattles financial markets.

Lower-than-expected growth suggests the labor market's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic is beginning to plateau.

It is a critical report as it will be the final reading on the labor market before the November election

Amazon calls on other employers to share COVID-19 cases.