Photo: Andy Manis/ The State Journal As protests continue over the killing of George Floyd, many have pushed brands to...
Customers have begun noticing “COVID-19 surcharges” on their bills at some restaurants across the U.S. Those outraged by the fees have been calling and harassing restaurants...
Several Red Lobster locations were overwhelmed with orders on Mother’s Day, causing crowds of people to wait up to three hours for their food. One Pennsylvania...
Tesla is suing Alameda County in an effort to resume operation at its Fremont factory, claiming that it is considered “national critical infrastructure” and should be...
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the ride-sharing companies Uber and Lyft. The lawsuit alleges that the companies are violating state...
Tim Bray, Vice President and Distinguished Engineer at Amazon Web Services, resigned after the company allegedly fired employees for acting as whistleblowers who had been critical...
Workers at stores like Target, Walmart, Amazon, Whole Foods, FedEx, and Instacart are walking out and calling out for protests on May Day, or International Workers’...
As some states start reopening their economies, laid-off and furloughed workers are being asked to return. Many are worried that their workplaces do not have sufficient...
Google said it will soon make its video chatting service, Google Meet, free for all users, a move many see as an attempt to rival Zoom. ...
Shake Shack will return the $10 million it received from the Payroll Protection Program so that other small businesses have a chance at gaining financial assistance....
