Business

A Starbucks in Buffalo, N.Y., became the first company-owned store to unionize after workers voted 19-to-8 to join Starbucks Workers United....Read More

A week after new unemployment claims in the United States saw a spike in filings, the Labor Department on Thursday said they have again fallen to a mark not seen in more than a half-century....Read More

Italian regulators on Thursday ordered retail giant Amazon to pay more than $1 billion for violating European Union antitrust rules, which is one of the largest fines ever imposed against the company in Europe....Read More

Lawmakers in the Senate on Wednesday grilled Instagram head Adam Mosseri about the platform’s efforts to ensure it’s safe for children....Read More

President Joe Biden has withdrawn his nomination of Saule Omarova to take over the post, recognizing that she doesn’t have the support for Senate confirmation....Read More

Employers nationwide had 11 million job openings during the month of October, nearly a record, and the number of Americans who quit their jobs that month dipped slightly — but is still way above normal....Read More

Facing the prospect of losing YouTube from its popular streaming service, Roku announced Wednesday that the two companies have reached a deal to keep it there for at least a few years....Read More

Already on strike for more than two months, a majority of workers at four Kellogg Company cereal plants rejected the company’s latest contract proposal Tuesday....Read More

The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 492 points Tuesday as investors bought a dip in technology stocks....Read More

A mission overseen by the U.S. Space Force to send equipment into space aboard an Atlas V rocket lifted off from Florida early Tuesday after a delay of several days....Read More