“The pandemic has fundamentally changed the way people work, accelerating the demand for flexible workspace,” the company said.
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Can Ford's F-150 Lightning electric truck persuade the heartland to go all-electric?
The technology “isn’t quite there yet,” said one pickup owner.
PepsiCo defends former executive amid Flamin' Hot Cheetos' origin story controversy
The company expressed support for Richard Montañez, the former Frito-Lay executive whose claims to have invented the snack were debunked by the Los Angeles Times.
It's a red-hot real estate market — so why are home sales plunging?
In some neighborhoods, competition is so fierce that many homes are sold before they even hit the market.
A major retailer used to sell muskets online. It stopped after a shooting death in Ohio.
Cabela’s and Bass Pro Shops stopped selling black powder guns such as muskets and replica antique revolvers online after a lawsuit by the Brady group
Pope Francis' newest popemobile will be all electric
Instead of leather, the interior of the car will use sustainable materials made from recycled bottles and plastics reclaimed from the ocean.
Cutting unemployment benefits won't bring back workers — but will hurt millions of families, new research finds
A total of around 3.5 million workers will lose supplemental funding.
Asian Americans at Wall Street's biggest banks say silence is no longer an option
Why Asian Americans on Wall Street from Goldman Sachs to Wells Fargo are breaking their silence.
Connecticut offering $1,000 to lure unemployed back to work
Other states are employing various incentives, and disincentives, to juice the Covid-affected jobs picture.
Apple brings CEO Tim Cook to court in defense of app store
Apple CEO Tim Cook will take the witness stand Friday to defend the company’s iPhone app store against charges that it has grown into an illegal monopoly.