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'In full desperation mode,' some restaurant owners turn to unconventional methods to hire employees
As restaurants plead for patience and understanding, they’re actively recruiting new hires in unconventional — and sometimes controversial —ways.
personal finance
Biden wants $100 payments ‘for every newly vaccinated American’
President Biden is calling on state, territorial, and local governments to provide $100 payments to incentivize Americans to receive a coronavirus vaccine.
business
Workers worry about returning to offices
Despite many Americans looking forward to returning to work at the office, many U.S. employees also have lingering health concerns, according to a new Glassdoor and Harris Poll…
business
Starbucks cold drinks massively outselling hot coffee
"Customers love" cold coffee drinks, Starbucks CEO told Yahoo Finance, especially millennials and the Gen Z-ers.
business
Google delays return to office, mandates vaccines
Google is postponing a return to the office for most workers until mid-October and rolling out a policy that will eventually require everyone to be vaccinated once its sprawlin…
business
Pfizer: 'No issues' in testing for COVID-19 kid vaccine as Delta variant rises
Pfizer is at the center of an increasingly urgent push for a COVID-19 vaccine for kids, and a booster for adults.
personal finance
Pelosi: Student loan forgiveness is task for Congress
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) threw cold water on the idea being pushed by other prominent Democrats that President Biden could enact student loan forgiveness through an ex…
personal finance
Household wealth, inequality soared during pandemic
Wealth in America grew at a rapid pace during the pandemic, despite the economic downturn.
business
White House calls on America's most critical companies to improve cyber defenses
The White House is signaling to U.S. critical infrastructure companies, such as energy providers that they must improve their cyber defenses because additional potential regula…
business
McDonald's sales surge thanks to two key factors
Same-store sales for the world's biggest fast-food chain jumped 40.5% in the second quarter and exceeded the pre-pandemic levels of 2019 for the second straight quarter. In th…
personal finance
Student loan repayment cliff: '30 million will have a bill coming due,' Sen. Warren warns
Democratic lawmakers continue to pressure President Biden to extend the student loan pandemic payment pause and enact student loan forgiveness.
business
A restaurant taps teens to fill worker gap
Restaurant owners like the Bay Area's Laurie Thomas are hiring teens to help alleviate a labor crunch.
business
FDA asks drugmakers to ramp up child vaccine trials
U.S. regulators have asked Pfizer Inc -BioNTech and Moderna Inc to expand the size of ongoing trials testing their COVID-19 vaccines in children aged between five and 11, the N…
careers
Beauty schools lead to high levels of debt: Study
Beauty school programs are relatively costly and leave students saddled with very high levels of student loan debt, according to a new report.
business
Subway: Time to end 'outrageous' lawsuit over tuna
Subway urged a federal judge in California to throw out a lawsuit accusing the chain of deceiving consumers about the content of its tuna sandwiches, wraps and salads. In a co…
business
Inflation fears and politics shape views of Biden economy
President Joe Biden is banking on the idea of making life more affordable for middle-class families — and that's where the recent bout of inflation poses both a political and a…
business
$1M payout after 'preventable tragedy' at Ga. plant
Federal workplace safety officials are proposing nearly $1 million in fines against four companies following a January liquid nitrogen leak that killed six workers at a Georgia…
retirement
Social Security could get biggest increase since '83
Social Security beneficiaries could see their benefits increase by 5.8% in January 2022, according to a Bank of America analyst note.
business
Dow closes above 35,000 for 1st time ever
Wall Street gained ground for the fourth straight session on Friday, extending a rally that pushed all three major U.S. stock indexes to record closing highs as upbeat earnings…

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'In full desperation mode,' some restaurant owners turn to unconventional methods to hire employees

Biden wants $100 payments ‘for every newly vaccinated American’

Workers worry about returning to offices

Starbucks cold drinks massively outselling hot coffee

Google delays return to office, mandates vaccines

Pfizer: 'No issues' in testing for COVID-19 kid vaccine as Delta variant rises

Pelosi: Student loan forgiveness is task for Congress

Household wealth, inequality soared during pandemic

White House calls on America's most critical companies to improve cyber defenses

McDonald's sales surge thanks to two key factors

Student loan repayment cliff: '30 million will have a bill coming due,' Sen. Warren warns

A restaurant taps teens to fill worker gap

FDA asks drugmakers to ramp up child vaccine trials

Beauty schools lead to high levels of debt: Study

Subway: Time to end 'outrageous' lawsuit over tuna

Inflation fears and politics shape views of Biden economy

$1M payout after 'preventable tragedy' at Ga. plant

Social Security could get biggest increase since '83

Dow closes above 35,000 for 1st time ever

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