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At issue is whether the tech giant tried to gain an unfair advantage in the lead-up to the JEDI contract, which went to Microsoft before bec...

The snack maker says it “addresses the concerns” raised by the union in its latest contract offer, which includes a 60-hour weekly cap.

The federal government now examines just half of all large company tax returns, despite businesses claiming increasing tax benefits over thi...

The president seeks to rally his party on a bipartisan infrastructure bill and a Democrats-only social spending package.

Trumka’s nomination comes days after Biden added two other names to the CPSC nomination rolls.

The boy was discovered Saturday night trapped between the bottom of the elevator car and the home’s upper doorframe, according to Rich Short...

About nine workers quit simultaneously, contributing to a trend of service-industry employees posting candid messages on their way out the d...

IRS sending first payments for the child tax credit. Here’s what you need to do if you’re eligible.

The expansion could benefit as many as 83 million children and reduce the number of children living in poverty by more than 40%.

Measuring inflation is one of the hardest jobs in the economy, and the last year has been a whirlwind for the price of goods. See how close...

The Federal Reserve and White House have long maintained that price will go back down as supply chains recalibrate and the recovery smooths...

About 100 preliminary reports of Guillain-Barré have been detected after 12.8 million doses of Johnson & Johnson vaccine were administered,...

An ambitious new plan has writers working with mental-health professionals. It’s noble effort and sometimes there's friction.

Property owners and local governments mount a surge of objections to the telecom industry’s rush to install new technology.

The economy’s running on $5.2 trillion in training wheels. What happens when the stimulus wears off?

Large rent increases and bidding wars on rentals are the new norm in some parts of America as re-opening comes with big price hikes.

Apparent structural problems at a Miami Beach condo building are the latest findings to emerge from city-wide building inspections.

Prices on everything from airline fees to hearing aids will face more scrutiny. But much will depend on how regulators follow through

The order features 72 initiatives affecting Big Tech, health care, manufacturing and several other industries.

Falling for a Social Security number scam is easier than you think. Listen to the actual fraudster trying to steal a person's banking inform...

Retailers as varied as Walmart, Amazon, Gucci and Levi’s are experimenting with live-stream shopping events, which are projected to generate...

The family that introduced OxyContin in the 1990s achieved a milestone in its quest toward a multi-billion-dollar settlement after New York,...

The 30-year fixed-rate average has remained below 3 percent for six of the past seven weeks, falling to 2.9 percent this week.

I'm a Black executive with poor credit. My White boss keeps pushing me to cover large company purchases on my personal card.