In Georgia’s midterm elections, Democrats are campaigning on health care issues like Medicaid and abortion, but the economy remains at the fore for voters.

One reason inflation has held its grip on the U.S. economy is that American consumers continue to spend, seemingly undeterred by the price increases, which has

On a recent Friday morning, more than 100 renters facing eviction filed through Arizona Judge Anna Huberman’s court in what’s becoming a typical day for her,

Wealthy investors in Albertsons may reap a $4 billion dividend ahead of Kroger’s $25 billion takeover of the supermarket firm. Workers and unions are worried.

A banking summit in Hong Kong aimed to burnish its reputation as an international financial center amid lingering Covid rules and a harsh national security law.

Some advertisers are pulling back from buying promotional placements on Twitter as they determine what the site will look like under new owner Elon Musk.

Twitter was plunged into turmoil Friday after Elon Musk’s team started laying off wide swaths of the company’s workforce.

Companies across the country have begun listing salary ranges in their job descriptions after a New York City law took effect Tuesday requiring any employer

A lawsuit was filed against Twitter on Thursday alleging the social media company now headed by Elon Musk violated federal and state law that requires 60 days’ notice of mass layoffs, according to a court document.

Organizers say store closings are one way companies try to curb unionizing amid post-pandemic worker frustration. NBC News analysis shows complaints up sharply.