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Subaru will raise the wages and benefits of its U.S. plant workers in light of the new labor deals finalized by the Detroit Three automakers, the Japanese automaker's CEO said Thursday.

Days before the next Miss Universe pageant, former judge Emily Austin argues the transgender-led organizer behind the event went bankrupt because people found it "socially and morally" wrong.

The FDIC board called off a scheduled meeting to complete a plan to reimburse a federal deposit insurance fund for billions in losses tied to the collapse of two large banks in March.

If you love binge-watching Christmas movies, now is your chance to put your festive spirit to work by applying to be CableTV.com's "Chief of Cheer." The gig pays $2,500.

The company expects to deliver $120 to $140 million of annualized operating expense savings and a $70 to $80 million capital expenditure reduction in 2026 relative to 2023 levels.

Although economists noted that we have avoided a recession in 2023, we are not out of the woods yet. There are risks to the global economy that could create tensions in the workplace.

Massachusetts lawmakers heard testimony from supporters of a four-day workweek Tuesday while considering a bill that would incentivize companies who implement it.

Small business owners said in a recent survey they are not feeling optimistic about the current economic environment as they continue to grapple with inflation and labor struggles.

A new study found that artificial intelligence poses the greatest threat to jobs in Washington, D.C., than any other U.S. state or territory, due to its high number of bureaucrats.

Christopher Bess is among many other military community members that received a Google Career Certificate so he could transition into the workforce, get a promotion or even a raise.

Mark Melancon is one of 11 athletes who took part in Fanatics' immersion program this week to lay groundwork for a career after sports.

A boutique hotel in Chicago's Gold Coast is being converted into a temporary homeless shelter, causing some staff members to be laid off.

With WeWork in bankruptcy and his remaining shares near worthless, there is a potential for further financial gain for Adam Neumann worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

SAG-AFTRA reached a tentative deal Wednesday, enabling thousands of people to resume working after more than four months of negotiations.