More part-time workers to get access to employer retirement plans next year
Changes in the federal law, coupled with a strong labor market and state mandates are opening up employer-sponsored retirement plans to part-time workers.
UAW members ratify new contract with Chrysler owner Stellantis
A majority of the Stellantis’ plants approved the deal, which, like those at GM and Ford, includes at least 25% wage increases.
Ex-Meta staffers see booming business targeting online disinformation after two wars break out
With online disinformation and violent content spreading more rapidly since the Israel-Hamas war broke out, new startups are seeing a boom in demand.
CDC expedites release of more doses of infant RSV drug from Sanofi, AstraZeneca amid shortage
The CDC’s move to increase availability of Beyfortus, a monoclonal antibody from Sanofi and AstraZeneca, comes as RSV cases rise in some parts of the country.
Amazon says employees may not get promoted if they ignore return-to-office mandate
Several months after requiring that staffers work out of physical offices at least three days a week, Amazon is making sure the rule is being followed
Las Vegas GP: First practice cancelled after broken manhole cover damages car of Carlos Sainz
Formula 1’s return to Las Vegas was thrown into chaos as the opening practice session was cancelled after just eight minutes of action.
Republicans who kept Rep. Santos in Congress are lining up to oust him after scathing ethics report
Santos, who was already facing related criminal charges in New York federal court, announced that he would not seek reelection in 2024.
Jury convicts David DePape, attacker of Nancy Pelosi husband
David DePape faces a potential sentence of life in prison for the brutal hammer attack on Paul Pelosi, the husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Fed’s Mester wants ‘much more evidence’ that inflation has been defeated
The Cleveland Fed president said she’s reserving judgment on where policymakers go from here.
Morgan Stanley fined for putting customer personal data at risk in computer purge: New York AG
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the settlement with Morgan Stanley over its disposal of computers containing customer personal data.
