Saks plans to close all of its own fur salons by the end of fiscal year 2021.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued new guidelines last week for companies on how to respond in the event of COVID-19 cases but has so far not lifted its no-sail order.

After social distancing measures forced layoffs in labor-intensive factories, manufacturers turned to automation, despite the high cost. Now, they aren’t going back.

Demand is especially strong for the Cullinan, which typically sells for over $400,000 with options and customizations.

The automaker expects the problem will reduce its operating profit by as much as $2 billion this year.

At least 55 of the United States’ biggest companies paid nothing in federal taxes for 2020, despite earning a collective $40.5 billion in pretax income.

“Many Americans have honed their use of technology and their ability to multitask during the pandemic. But living-room skills do not translate behind the wheel,” one expert said.

Several companies have condemned the new voting law in Georgia, leading some to withdraw major events from the state.

An Employee of the Month at a Missouri hospital got a $6 coupon after surviving Covid. The CEO of the firm that owns the hospital got $30 million.

“Caregiving challenges are not new for families. They were just really highlighted during Covid, because we were literally zooming into people’s homes,” said one recruitment expert.