Business News Employers inadvertently punish women that suffer from Endo A study reveals the widespread impact of Endo (Endometriosis) in the workforce as well as the entire economy. Change must be made. Quickly. Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff WriterJuly 21, 2023
Business News Bleisure: The new corporate buzzword that’ll make you puke The benefits at trendy companies never cease to amaze us, but now ping pong tables are out, and nature outings are in with bleisure. Jennifer Nall, Staff WriterJuly 7, 2023
Business News Don’t fall for the TRAP of training repayment programs The latest work contracts have to deal with training (TRAP), including clauses that encourage employees to stay in working conditions. Allie Snider, Staff WriterJune 21, 2023
Business News Broken promises of transparency leads to waning support for Elon Musk Despite touting his dedication to transparency, Elon Musk has been restricting more Twitter information and may be burning bridges in his wake. Jack Lloyd, Senior Staff WriterJune 14, 2023
Business News What this West Coast labor dispute could mean for the supply chain With West Coast laborers at odds with big corporations at port, supply chain disruptions are likely on the horizon. Macie LaCau, Staff WriterJune 13, 2023
Business News Leadership vs. management: What’s the difference? The two terms, leadership and management, are often used interchangeably, but there are substantial differences; let's explore them. The American Genius Staff WritersMay 31, 2023
Business News It’s time for a shift in the cannabis industry (and it’s happening now) Cannabis has seen a boom, but due to its controversial nature, its not always a topic of conversation. Things are about to change. Larry Alton, ColumnistMay 20, 2023
Business News New LLCs rise in face of layoffs, but does that *really* mean more jobs? Government reports are showing an increase in LLCs, and that's great, but it's important to consider the context of these new companies. Jennifer Nall, Staff WriterMay 16, 2023
Business News Car horn honk usage is becoming limited in California If you're a fan of honking your car horn without direct cause, you may want to be cautious in California following their latest state... Sasha Graffagna, Staff WriterMay 9, 2023
Business News Sports and fitness industry reports promising post-pandemic growth As time has passed since the slump of closures in 2020, the promising growth of the sports and fitness industry indicates positive trends. Sasha Graffagna, Staff WriterMay 8, 2023
Business News No shrinkage here: IKEA makes $2.2 billion expansion push It appears IKEA is making a direct push against competitors such as Walmart and Wayfair, with 17 new locations expected in the coming years. Jennifer Nall, Staff WriterMay 1, 2023
Business News Genomelink is a one-stop-shop for your DNA data, but is it safe? Genomelink has a dashboard product to unlock further insights using your genetic data. Sounds cool...until you think about privacy. Delilah RedfieldApril 29, 2023
Business News Rolls-Royce has acquired seed funding to build on the moon?! A nuclear reactor for a moon base seems unexpected from Rolls-Royce of all companies, but this could be the first of other partnerships. Nicole Canelakes, Staff WriterApril 28, 2023
Business News Bed Bath & Beyond might not survive this economy Will Bed Bath & Beyond be the latest victim of this economy, or do they just have perpetual problems with their business model? Jennifer Nall, Staff WriterApril 24, 2023
Business News You’ll love or hate Amazon’s new returns policies—depending who you are Frequent online shoppers will soon find new fees and new labels for frequently returned products as part of returns with Amazon. Sasha Graffagna, Staff WriterApril 14, 2023
Business News Eggs are too rich even for Dollar Tree shelves (for now) Discount chain Dollar Tree has chosen to remove eggs from its shelves, but not quite for the reason you’d expect. Jill V Friedman, Staff WriterMarch 27, 2023
Business News Why you should be watching Secretary of Labor nominee Julie Su Here's why employees and employers alike should be paying attention to the Secretary of Labor nominee Julie Su. Jack Lloyd, Senior Staff WriterMarch 14, 2023
Business News Talk back: NLRB rules against nondisparagement clauses in severance The NLRB has ruled against clauses preventing your honest criticism for your circumstances of your severance from a company. April Bingham, Senior Staff WriterMarch 7, 2023
Business News The founder of WallStreetBets is suing Reddit for a trademark? WallStreetBets is back in the news for an unexpected reason - the founder is suing Reddit over trademark conflicts. April Bingham, Senior Staff WriterMarch 6, 2023
Business News ‘Subpar’ performance reviews lead Meta employees to fear imminent layoffs As Zuckerberg calls for reviews and notes "cutting projects", many Meta employees fear that more mass layoffs are on the horizon once again. Macie LaCau, Staff WriterFebruary 27, 2023
Business News Ford to move ahead with controversial EV battery plant Ford is aiming to bring electric vehicle battery manufacturing to the US, but not everyone is thrilled by their choice in partners. Nicole Canelakes, Staff WriterFebruary 20, 2023
Business News Why 7-Eleven paid $91M to driver who crashed into store A man hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes, but 7/11 is the one paying for their storefront parking situation. Macie LaCau, Staff WriterFebruary 14, 2023
Business News Voice actors forced to sign away rights to AI creators!? A new report indicates that voice actors are finding sneaky clauses that give away their rights to AI. Is this ethical? Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff WriterFebruary 13, 2023
Business News Auto insurers limit coverage on some cars after viral TikTok videos Large auto insurers are reconsidering covering some models after TikTok videos demonstrating theft go viral, a double whammy for owners. Stephanie Dominique, Staff WriterFebruary 6, 2023
Business News Tech layoff rumors abound (are Dell & Everly Health up next?) In the current economic environment, we're accustomed to news of more and more layoffs, but that doesn't make it easier on anyone. Lani Rosales, COO + News DirectorJanuary 31, 2023