Kohl's cuts 15% of corporate workforce
As retailers continue to struggle during the pandemic, Kohl's announced Tuesday it has cut about 15% of it corporate jobs
Delta to avoid most involuntary furloughs, but pilots still face layoffs
Delta Air Lines said Tuesday it will avoid involuntary furloughs for most frontline employees except pilots.
Bagel Boss pivots to online sales and seeks to become national brand
How Bagel Boss stayed afloat amid the coronavirus pandemic
John Paul DeJoria: Coronavirus-hit salons have ‘phenomenal’ sanitary conditions to protect clients
John Paul Dejoria on taxes, public safety, salons
40% of restaurants to close within 6 months without more coronavirus aid
With one in every six restaurants closed permanently or for the "long term" the restaurant industry is on track to lose $240 billion in sales by the end of the year.
Post-coronavirus travel will be back ‘sooner than people think’: Travel Association CEO
Roger Dow on travel business recovery
Company behind New York, Boston Sports Clubs files for bankruptcy protection
The company that runs New York Sports Club and Lucille Roberts gyms filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday, as business and memberships decline at gyms in parts of the nation still grapple with the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Airlines face wave of layoffs amid coronavirus-aid impasse
Thousands of airline workers are bracing for layoffs at the end of the month unless Congress overcomes a monthlong stalemate.
Indeed CEO: Aiming to get 20K workers hired via our virtual job tour
Chris Hyams on virtual hiring tour
Varney: Democrats reject help for working people
Stuart Varney on Democrats, stimulus negotiations
NYC restaurant owner: Restaurant job numbers will be ‘devastatingly less’ if we don’t get support
Mark Fox on New York City restaurants
Hobby Lobby raises minimum wage to $17
In 2014, Hobby Lobby raised its full-time minimum hourly wage to $15.
Mnuchin: Oracle's TikTok bid promises US headquarters, 20,000 jobs
A TikTok-Oracle deal is being reviewed by U.S. Treasury Department.
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Amazon hiring 100,000 workers in US, Canada to keep up with surge in online shopping
Amazon said it has already opened over 75 new fulfillment, sortation centers, regional air hubs, and delivery stations in North America this year.
Why Silicon Valley workers who relocate for remote work face pay cuts
VMware, Facebook and Twitter have pay adjustment policies based on cost of living.
Sur La Table closing more stores under new ownership after bankruptcy
The Seattle-based high-end kitchenware store will hold liquidation sales at the closing store locations.
Coronavirus leads to lower demand for dry cleaning
Jeff Flock on coronavirus, dry cleaning
What will economic impact be of NYC office workers returning?
Steve Moore on economic recovery
More coronavirus job losses are becoming permanent
More jobs lost in the early months of the coronavirus pandemic are disappearing permanently, Labor Department data shows.



















