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About 65% of 4,600 independent mortgage brokers agreed not to do business with Rocket Companies Inc. and another competitor, missing United Wholesale Mortgage Holdings Corp. CEO Mat Ishbia's expectations to enlist 80% or ...Read more

You'll have to get a COVID-19 vaccine if you want to take a cruise with Virgin Voyages.

The company announced Tuesday it will require all passengers and crew to be vaccinated against the virus when cruises restart, ...Read more

Uber Technologies Inc. will reclassify all 70,000 of its U.K. drivers as workers, entitling them to the minimum wage, vacation pay and other benefits after a landmark ruling from the Supreme Court last month.

The ride-...Read more

The legal marijuana industry’s struggle to find banks willing to offer loans and account services was widely reported when states legalized the drug for recreational and medicinal purposes in recent years.

Marijuana’s...Read more

The University of California is declaring victory in its long battle with the world’s largest publisher of scientific, technical and professional journals.

UC announced Tuesday a new four-year deal with Netherlands-...Read more

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Quit? What For?

On Aug. 6, 1926, Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim the ...Read more

After 15 years in a high-paying finance job, Joanna Lepore knew she'd have to quit, for a once-unthinkable reason — she has children.

"I never had any intention of leaving my job," said the married mother of two kids ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Maxwell Reis drove to work Monday morning at Gracias Madre in West Hollywood with the unsettling feeling that things were moving too fast.

As restaurants across Los Angeles reopen to indoor diners, his ...Read more

Later this year, the California Public Utilities Commission expects to update the rules over how owners of rooftop solar systems are compensated and if the past is any indication, the debate will be a fierce one between ...Read more

What the heck is going on at Chase bank?

After I wrote recently about a pair of La Palma, Calif., seniors whose Chase checking account was drained of $22,000 by a scammer, and who spent weeks fruitlessly trying to get ...Read more

Ford Motor Co. "has decided it will not honor its promise" to add new product to the Ohio Assembly Plant in Avon Lake and, instead, the autoworker intends to farm out jobs to Mexico, wrote a top UAW leader to union ...Read more

The grand work-from-home experiment of the past year is giving way to a massive reconfiguration of real estate.

Cube farms are being denuded to make way for open spaces that encourage collaboration and social distancing. ...Read more

"I run a small manufacturing business. We have only one product, but it's a doozy; even during the pandemic, our annual sales have been in the mid-six figures. Since I'm the only one working in the business, our profit ...Read more

A 51-year-old Palm Beach, Fla., man was charged with a felony after he was accused of spitting at a Disney World security guard who asked him to put on his mask, according to an Orange County Sheriff’s arrest report ...Read more

General Motors said it will build certain 2021 light-duty full-size pickups without a fuel management module starting Monday until the end of the model year in late summer.

The goal is to keep pickups rolling off the ...Read more

Elon Musk has formally crowned himself the "Technoking" of Tesla.

In a Monday filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, electric automaker Tesla said it is adding "Technoking" as part of Musk's formal title...Read more

There will be no lanyard-draped crowds of techies, music fans and film buffs spilling from the Austin Convention Center into downtown restaurants and bars this week, no hotels booked to the rafters, and probably no street ...Read more

The Chinese government wants Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. to sell some of its media assets, including the South China Morning Post, because of growing concerns about the technology giant’s influence over public opinion in ...Read more

Medical bills are a leading cause of personal bankruptcies and, even if you’ve got insurance, the prices often make no sense, and the explanation of what you’re paying for can be bewildering.

Without insurance, ...Read more