Business

It was a monster day on Wall Street as the Dow reacted to the election of Donald Trump by climbing 1,508 points. The tech-heavy NASDAQ Index was up by more 544 points.

The Department of Labor received two separate tips that minors were possibly working at two Tyson Foods plants in Arkansas.

Bernard Marcus, who turned a single Atlanta home improvement store he co-founded into a global company, has died at the age of 95.

TGI Friday's has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The IRS has updated its eligibility thresholds and contribution limits for 401(k), IRA and other retirement accounts.

The Ohio-based burger chain plans to open more than 200 restaurants this year to offset the closings of the other locations.

A new banking rule would make it easier to switch banks or lenders, but it’s already facing pushback from the financial industry.

UPS is looking to fill multiple positions this holiday season and here’s how you can apply.

The days of broken ice cream machines at McDonald's may finally be behind us.

Inflation has improved over the past two years after supply chains recovered from disruptions from the pandemic and the Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate.

When it comes to finding a job, New Hampshire ranks No. 1 in the country, according to a new report from WalletHub. Here's how your state ranks.

A new study highlighting the broad adoption of a shorter work week in Iceland is touting the program as a success. Experts weigh in on how a 4-day work week could impact the U.S.

Walgreens announced Tuesday that it is laying off 256 workers, mostly in Chicago, and eliminating 215 open roles as part of "turnaround efforts."

PepsiCo has abruptly closed its facility in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood, leaving approximately 79 Teamsters Local 727 union workers without jobs. 

Costco's introduction of membership card scanners at the front of stores is still rolling out, but the move is already paying off big for the wholesale club.