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Packaging is a major source of waste at landfills, so the coffee chain and other food and beverage companies are tinkering with new ingredients in their cups.

New LinkedIn data shows that Americans are feeling less secure in their jobs than in January. The sentiment among job seekers is even worse.

The move will cut the pay of "miners" who generate the cryptocurrency by half, but what happens next is still uncertain.

The region has long been hostile to organized labor, and a successful vote towould the Chattanooga factory become the first Southern auto plant to organize by election since the 1940s.

Smaller startups are running rings against their larger competitors as changes in drafting and awarding lucrative government contracts fill the industry's horizon.

The EEOC asserts the company turned away Black, Native American, and Multiracial applicants with failed criminal background checks at nearly twice the rate of white applicants across is 700 stores in six states.

The digital marketing and pricing promotions company ended its first day of trading with a market value of over $3 billion, joining a growing list of tech IPOs.

The tech giant is making a series of transformers-like organizational changesto streamline its divisions around AI, moves evenOptimus Prime would envy.

Labor Department figures show the four-week average of new claims is unchanged from a week ago.

The three-year travel boom is adding big-spending business class flyers to its rising revenue segments, boosting first-quarter profits at Delta, United, and Alaska Air.

The password crackdown may have annoyed many subscribers last year, but it's helping to usher Netflix into its comfortable middle-age years as a market juggernaut.

The Florida-based seafood chain reportedly considers protection from creditors to work from under debt worsened by its all-you-can-eat shrimp deals.

Daniel Humm courted disaster when he leaned into sustainability and reinvented Eleven Madison Park with a vegan menu.

Filing discloses sidelining of chief since 2022, namesCFO Michael Dastoor as the interim CEO.

An event known as the "halvening" will cut in half what miners get paid.

Board forms a committee to explore options at the urgingof CEO Erik Nordstrom and President Pete Nordstrom.

Tech leaders and electricalgrid executives lament the obstacles to connecting power-draining data centers to utility networks.

State-backed attacks on U.S. infrastructure are increasing, and federal law enforcement calls out China's "Volt Typhoon" hacking campaign.

As EV sales sputter, the faltering company cuts 1 percent of its workforce in a second round of firings this year.

Small business owners are being punished by the central bank's data obsession. We need to focus less on CPI numbers and more on boosting the economy.