Year: 2021

The poultry giant is nearing a deal to sell itself for around $4.5 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, as it rides a wave of demand for chicken products.

The fast-spreading Delta variant has managers revamping schedules, with bosses delaying office reopenings and canceling events.

The Silicon Valley electric vehicle-maker joins others in tightening at-work guidelines to safeguard against the renewed spread of Covid-19.

A firestorm of public criticism has prompted Chief Executive Daniel Zhang to intervene in a situation that has stirred questions about sexual harassment in Chinese workplaces.

Sellers on Amazon.com are reaching out to unhappy buyers to revise or delete negative reviews, in exchange for refunds or gift cards—in violation of the terms they agree to on the retail platform.

A strengthening U.S. labor market added cushion to the economic recovery in July, with employers creating jobs at the best pace in nearly a year—adding 943,000 to payrolls—and the jobless rate falling sharply to 5.4%.

Treasury yields rose Friday after Labor Department data showed the unemployment rate declined to its lowest level since the pandemic took hold.

The lawyer said Disney will seek to move the fight from the courts to arbitration.

The burger chain recently told restaurant owners that they needed to limit orders of bags from suppliers as usage is running ahead of already high numbers last year—the latest supply challenge affecting U.S. restaurants.

The city of Birmingham’s diversified economy, an earlier relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions, and limited number of available workers put it in competition with Salt Lake City for the lowest unemployment rate for large metro areas.