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Lawmakers in France have unanimously passed a bill to regulate paid social media influencers and combat fraud, officials said Thursday....Read More

The Supreme Court dealt a blow to striking workers on Thursday, ruling that companies can sue workers if they believe their activism leads to damages....Read More

As the United Auto Workers go into bargaining with U.S. automakers, the union vowed no concessions. The UAW said the twin-tier wage system, cost-of-living and job security must all be addressed....Read More

Hiring in the U.S. economy remains somewhat resilient to inflationary pressures, though wage growth is starting to slow, the latest employment snapshot from private payroll processor ADP found....Read More

Federal regulators on Wednesday settled a lawsuit with Amazon’s home security company Ring for violating privacy laws by allowing employees to access videos thought to be private....Read More

The Justice Department is filing a lawsuit against 13 coal companies owned by the son of West Virginia’s governor, as it seeks to collect unpaid penalties and fees....Read More

Hundreds of Amazon workers plan to walk off the job on Wednesday afternoon, as they protest company policies, including the return-to-office mandate, layoffs and its environmental record....Read More

With lending rates still stubbornly high, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported that applications for a home loan declined from week-ago levels....Read More

South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor announced it is partnering with electric vehicle battery manufacturer LG Energy Solution to build a plant in the United States....Read More

U.S. home prices increased month-on-month and are close to peaks seen last summer, though concerns about the health of the economy could put a ceiling on any further gains, the S&P CoreLogic Case-Schiller indices showed....Read More