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Consumers are planning bigger Thanksgiving gatherings after last year’s scaled-back celebrations—and fuller shopping carts are putting grocery chains to the test.

There are 69,000 job openings in Nebraska, but less than a third as many people seeking work.

Long used by resellers looking to buy and flip high-demand goods for a profit, the technology is also now being used by desperate holiday shoppers to buy just a few items at a time.

Small-business owners say their preparations to comply with federal rules slated to take effect Jan. 4 are exacerbating hiring problems and meeting resistance among some staffers.

About 20 million people are likely to pass through U.S. airports, testing a system strained by short staffing and an overload of flights to popular leisure destinations.

Attorneys for Holmes went on the attack, aiming to present a fresh narrative about the founder of the failed startup Theranos.

The CDC director’s signoff will make the extra doses available this weekend as case counts begin to increase again nationally.

The auto makers mutually decided to focus on their own projects, backing away from an earlier strategic pact that led to a multibillion-dollar windfall for Ford.

The plane maker further slowed production as a door-area issue proved difficult to address, delaying deliveries and complicating airlines’ plans.

A bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general said it is investigating how Instagram recruits and affects young people, amping up the pressure on parent company Meta Platforms over the potential harms to its users.