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Overstock.com acquired the bankrupt retail chain’s intellectual property assets for $21.5 million and is dumping its name online.
Unless you work at a coal-fired power plant, last year was a great time to be employed in the American energy industry.
A strike could have far-reaching implications for workers, and for the overall economy.
The bank was accused of loaning Epstein money even though it knew about his sex trafficking practices. The bank denied this.
The grocer terminated an 18-year veteran, purportedly for leaving a jigsaw in the back of the store. It was "a blatant act of retaliation," the union says.
The first batch of Adidas' remaining Yeezys went on sale Wednesday and appear to be available through Adidas' app “Confirmed.”
A new complaint says the company removed pro-union literature from its store and "interfered" with workers trying to organize.
The company's insistence on separate contracts for more than 300 organized stores has made the process unworkable, union president says.
The original class-action lawsuit alleged that Walgreens knew Theranos' tests were "unreliable."
A nationwide shortage of electrical transformers has been growing for years, and it may be getting worse.