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A new study ranking major U.S. cities on their residents' purchasing power found a $300,000 salary in NYC, Honolulu and San Francisco only feels like $100,000 due to high taxes and costs.

CEOs want employees back in the office to improve company culture and productivity. Many companies are paying huge sums to help new-hires to make the journey.

Sunday's bankruptcy filing marks the second in less than five years for David's Bridal, which supplies wedding gowns to one out of every four brides in the U.S.

"Never in the history of Western civilization" has something become more expensive faster than the cost of a four-year college degree, according to Mike Rowe.

Best Buy has made a string of store-level job cuts over the past two years as competition from online retailers has continued to erode sales in its physical stores.

Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli reacts to March's worse-than-expected retail sales, predicting that the U.S. economy will have a surge of bankruptcies.

A growing number of workers applied for jobless benefits last week, a sign the labor market is beginning to tighten in the face of higher interest rates.

National CineMedia LLC has filed for bankruptcy, a voluntary move the major cinema advertising network revealed Tuesday. Its share price saw a spike amid the news.

Attorneys for bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX said Wednesday the company has recovered more than $7.3 billion in cash and crypto assets since its collapse.

Billionaire CEO Elon Musk says Twitter has 1,500 people on payroll, down from 8,000 last October when he bought the social media company for $44 billion.

With the release of OpenAI's ChatGPT-4 and other powerful AI such as Bard, many lawyers are left wondering whether they’ll still have a profession in the future.