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Some of New York's largest employers say they plan to hire 100,000 "traditionally underserved" residents of the area within the next decade.

The pledge, made by the chief executive officers of 29 companies including ...Read more

LOS ANGELES -- Knott's Berry Farm recently felt more like a national park than a theme park. Reopening for a Knott's-designed food event dubbed Taste of Calico, the Southern California park's famed ghost town was clear for...Read more

Millions of self-employed individuals would be left out of President Donald Trump's move to defer payroll taxes for the last four months of the year, according to tax experts.

That's because the executive action ...Read more

CHICAGO -- Downtown business owners still struggling during the coronavirus pandemic were scrambling to board up broken windows and take stock of damage after a wave of vandalism and looting early Monday morning.

For some...Read more

WASHINGTON -- Diplomats from several Latin American and European countries are trying to delay next month's vote on President Donald Trump's nominee to lead a key international development bank, hoping to push the decision...Read more

With his four executive orders purportedly aimed at relieving Americans of the burdens of the coronavirus, President Trump spun the theme of his administration -- the Art of the Con -- up to a higher level.

The orders he ...Read more

UPS plans to levy higher holiday shipping surcharges on some of the biggest retailers that send out tens of thousands of packages a week.

UPS already has peak surcharges of 30 cents per package through Nov. 14 on ground ...Read more

For likely the first time in Royal Caribbean Group's 52-year history, the company has gone nearly four months without a passenger cruise. It's no surprise then, that the company's second quarter earnings were the worst on ...Read more

President Donald Trump's order to delay collection of payroll taxes thrusts a dilemma on U.S. companies: continue withholding the money from workers expecting bigger paychecks or pass it on and potentially put themselves ...Read more

The pandemic-induced downturn initially had hints of being the sharpest but shortest U.S. recession on record. Now there are increasing signs of economic scarring that resemble past slumps.

Beneath a headline number ...Read more

Let's be blunt. It makes no sense for Microsoft Corp. to buy TikTok.

Sure, a cohort of bankers and lawyers can make the case for how it would help the U.S. software giant "get back in the game" of social media and ...Read more

There were plenty of casualties left in the rubble of failed negotiations on another trillion-dollar-plus rescue package for a U.S. economy mired in a historic, pandemic-induced recession.

Worst hit are the families, ...Read more

McDonald's Corp. filed suit against its ousted leader Steve Easterbrook, alleging his termination last fall over a relationship with an employee shouldn't have included severance pay because he "concealed evidence and lied...Read more

A ban on movie studios owning theaters that dates back to Hollywood's Golden Age was scrapped by a federal judge who said changes in the industry have rendered the restriction obsolete.

U.S. District Court Judge Analisa ...Read more