Being back in the workplace only really matters “if the amount of care and caring that became the No. 1 conversation in March of 2020 carries through,” J Wortham, a co-host of “Still Processing,” says.
Category: United States
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Walmart Agrees to Pay $3.1 Billion to Settle Opioid Lawsuits Nationwide
The money would help pay for addiction treatment and drug education programs in communities across the United States.
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Stocks Jump on Hopes of Lower Inflation
Lower-than-expected data on wholesale prices and resilient earnings from retailers were cheered by investors.
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Frustrations Grow Over Company’s Response to Breathing Device Recalls
Lawsuits claim the company, Philips Respironics, knew of problems with its CPAP and other machines long before notifying customers of potential health risks.
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U.S. Fines Airlines More Than $7 Million for Not Providing Refunds
The Transportation Department penalties come after many travelers have expressed frustration about flight delays, cancellations and other problems.
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What Is ‘Dogfooding’?
/gō fôrwərd/
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Electric Vehicles Start to Enter the Car Buying Mainstream
While sales are still skewed toward affluent buyers, more people are choosing electric vehicles to save money.
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Labor Department Finds 31 Children Cleaning Meatpacking Plants
Packers Sanitation Services, a food safety contractor, hired children as young as 13 to clean dangerous equipment on overnight shifts, the department said. Several suffered chemical burns.
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U.S. Seeks Closer Ties with India as Tension with China and Russia Builds
Treasury Secretary Yellen wants India to be part of the Biden administration’s “friend-shoring” agenda but trade tensions linger.
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Biden Touts Cooling Inflation, Citing Economic Policies
The president took credit for signs that rapid price rises were moderating, after spending months on the defensive about his handling of the economy.