Klarna CEO criticized for posting names of laid-off workers
Lender's CEO called "tone deaf," but others said it could help workers who were let go find new jobs.
Inflation drives Americans' gloom about the economy
More than three-quarters of respondents to a new Gallup survey say the U.S. economy is getting worse.
Some U.S. counties requiring warning signs where guns are sold
If signs prevent one suicide, homicide or unintentional death of a child, they're worth it, says county legislator.
NRA, long viewed as invincible, faces shrinking membership
Gun rights organization, which holds its annual conference this weekend, is attracting renewed scrutiny after Uvalde massacre.
These U.S. companies are still doing business in Russia
Starbucks and McDonald's are leaving, but other food chains and American companies are "digging in," Yale professor says.
Bank of America hikes its minimum wage to $22 per hour
Nation's second-largest bank has said it plans to boost the company's baseline hourly pay to $25 by 2025.
MasterCard and Starbucks to cover abortion travel for workers
Financial services firms and coffee chain latest to add coverage before expected high court ruling on Roe v. Wade.
H&M to pay $36 million to settle claims over unused gift cards
Fashion retailer illegally kept million of dollars that belonged to customers, alleges New York attorney general.
Ringling Brothers circus to relaunch — without animal acts
Five years after ending a 146-year run, the "Greatest Show on Earth" will make its return in 2023.
Amazon announces new $60 tablet
Retailer unveils two versions of its affordable Fire 7, which can be preordered ahead of June debut in stores.
Airport vendor draws scrutiny for selling $27 beer at LaGuardia
Concessions operator OTG charged "indefensible amounts," Port Authority finds in probe after customer complaint.
Biden signs law banning baby products blamed for 200 deaths
Experts have long warned that inclined sleepers and crib bumpers increase the risk of suffocation for babies.
IRS sitting on your tax refund? There's a bright spot.
Tax agency now pays 4% interest on late payments to individual filers, and that could soon rise even more.
Siemens exits Russia, saying "we condemn" attack on Ukraine
German industrial giant is the latest major corporation to exit Russia, with nearly 1,000 companies having pulled back.
FTC: Lions Not Sheep falsely labels products as Made in USA
Federal agency announces enforcement action against apparel company and owner Sean Whalen.