Walmart told workers they could lose their jobs for not using expensive deposit accounts to access their paychecks, according to the suit.

Nordstrom's founding family tried taking the retailer private in 2018 at $50 per share, but the board said that was too low a price.

The strikes follow other recent standoffs between corporate America and organized labor.

The house is listed for $1,206,139 on the Zillow website -- a price that's up more than 2% since last Christmas.

Gender identity has become a charged and divisive topic. But Disney has continued to feature LGBTQ+ content in its more adult-focused fare.

According to a report in the Nikkei newspaper, the two companies are considering operating under a holding company,.

Tone-deaf phrasing of UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty's "New York Times" essay turned a PR opportunity into a reputational firestorm.

"The revival of Chi-Chi's comes as other nostalgic chains are facing mixed results," according to CNN Business.

The grocer officially ended the $25 billion quest, scoffed at Albertson's lawsuit and announced plans to lower prices.

Employees were "blindsided" by GM's plan, finding out about it on Slack. Of course, this is the same company that lays off longtime employees via email.