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10 Stock Market Crashes From History, Explained
While the best known crash might still be the 1929 stock market crash, learn more about the history of these 10 crashes and how they impacted the market.
10 Emerging Real Estate Trends in 2021
From disrupted supply chains to high construction costs learn what is influencing emerging trends in real estate this year.
10 Ways Inequity Still Very Much Exists in the Workplace
The gender pay gap is consistently in the news—yet the problem is not being readily resolved.
As Delta COVID Variant Spikes, Vaccine Mandates Surge from the Ground Up
Politicians may refuse to demand proof of COVID-19 vaccinations—but small businesses are going where the government won't.
Robinhood Shares Skyrocket So Much in Price Trading Halted 3 Times in 30 Minutes
After a rocky start during its debut week, Robinhood Markets has recovered, with stocks up 28.5 percent at $60.15 as of 10:47 a.m. Eastern time.
How to Negotiate a Salary
Experts explain how to negotiate a salary, job offer and benefits, as well as why you should negotiate your pay and other tips.
Robinhood Sees Steep Drop of 12.2 Percent on First Day of Trading, Then Rebounds
"Once it started dipping the way it did, I think a lot of people just started to leave because they already knew that was the selloff right there," a Robinhood user told the Associated Press.
Miami to Launch Cryptocurrency to Fund City Initiatives, 'Miami Coin'
Thirty percent of the revenue generated from the new digital currency could be used by officials to make a variety of investments, the Miami Herald reported.
22 States Have Ended $300 Weekly Unemployment Bonus, 13.2 Million Getting Jobless Aid
Jobless claims dropped by 24,000 to 400,000 last week, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
Exclusive: Foreign Businesses Must Plan for Risk of Chinese Confiscation: Suntory CEO
"We have to judge to what extent we can tolerate confiscation," says the Suntory CEO. "And I believe we have to decide sooner or later."
Biden Admin Proposing Government-Purchased Products Must Be 60 Percent Made in U.S.
According to Labor Department data, factories have recouped about two-thirds of the 1.4 million manufacturing jobs lost due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Burger King Employees Allegedly Walk Out During Shift: Police Called
The workers claim they had closed early because the restaurant was short-staffed and forgotten to lock up the store.
Drought, Wildfires Forcing Cattle Ranchers to Sell Off Cows They Can No Longer Feed
"Everybody is gonna be selling their cows, so it's probably smarter now to do it while the price is up before the market gets flooded," rancher Buzz Bates said.
What Impact Does the COVID Delta Variant Have on Gas Prices?
An increase in COVID cases due to the Delta variant and an OPEC deal are said to have affected the nation's gas prices.
California Restaurant, Fed Up With Restrictions, Encourages 'Unvaccinated' Customers Only
"We have zero tolerance for treasonous, anti-American stupidity," reads a sign outside Basilico's Pasta e Vino restaurant in Huntington Beach.
11 Vacuums Under $400 That Reviewers Swear By
It may seem difficult to know which vacuum is right for your home, but Amazon reviewers make it easy for you to decide.
Frito-Lay Workers Celebrate Successful Strike: 'We Definitely Have Leverage Right Now'
With job postings at their highest levels since 2000, the workers entered the negotiations from a strong position.
Judge Blasts 'Potentially Dangerous' COVID Protection Claims as Clothing Chain Fined $3.7M
"The whole marketing campaign was based upon consumers' desire for greater protection against the global pandemic."
11 of the Best Bidets That Reviewers Love
Now is the time to add a cost-friendly, decor-pleasing bidet to your bathroom.
General Motors Issues Second Battery Recall For 69,000 Chevy Bolts
Engineers are still working around the clock on how to find the battery defect and what the repairs will be, spokesman Dan Flores said.
Number of Americans Working From Home Doubled in 2020, Higher Rate of Women Than Men
A government survey found that the proportion of people in the U.S. working from home grew from 22 percent to 42 percent between 2019 and 2020.
Disney to Invest Nearly $864M for New Florida Campus, State Could Give Over $570M Tax Break
The new campus promised to employ at least 2,000 professional employees who will be relocating from Southern California.