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General Motors' Michigan Workforce Shrinks: 1,300 Layoffs Despite $824 Million Incentives
Bankruptcy Trends Hint Brick-and-Mortar Chains Will Shut Down After Sudden Retailer Closure
More Older Adults are Working: Pew Research Shows a Remarkable Increase in the 65+
More older adults working, with the 65+ workforce doubling in 30 years, now 19% of the workforce at $22/hr average wage, reflecting demographic shifts and policy changes.
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Consumers Win as Google Agrees to Pay $700 Million in Play Store Settlement
Google will pay consumers $700M in a court settlement, altering Play Store operations and app distribution practices.
After 60 Years, Matheson Trucking and Affiliates Shutting Down Operations
Matheson Trucking and affiliates, after 60 years, are shutting down, affecting a wide range of employees and ending a long service history.
Paycheck Progress: 22 States to Increase Minimum Wage as 2024 Begins
Twenty-two states will increase the minimum wage in 2024, reflecting a nationwide trend and response to inflation.
Steakhouse Surprise: Ruth's Chris Unveils Major Changes Under New Management
Ruth's Chris Steak House is making major changes under new management, impacting dining experiences and expanding globally.
NLRB's Joint Employer Rule Revision Sparks Debate, Affects Franchising Industry
NLRB's joint employer rule, set for 2024, faces legal and political challenges that impact franchising and labor practices.
Holiday Shock: Major Mall Chain Declares Bankruptcy Amidst $2 Billion Crisis
Major Mall Declares Bankruptcy: PREIT faces its second bankruptcy in three years amid a $2 billion crisis, aiming to stay open and restructure.
Inflation Hits Small Business Bottom Lines Hard, Expert Warns of Challenges Ahead
Inflation challenges small business owners to review and trim expenses, optimize operations, and consider cutting perks to navigate rising costs.
Financial Struggle Hits Boston Market: CEO's Bankruptcy Filing Marks Critical Phase
Boston Market CEO files bankruptcy; faces lawsuits, unpaid taxes, and dwindling stores. (Photo : Unsplash/MelindaGimpel) Jignesh Pandya, the CEO of Boston Market, filed for personal bankruptcy on Dec.
San Francisco Announced Comprehensive Planning Code Changes to Aid Small Businesses
San Francisco's Mayor Breed announces 100 planning code changes to streamline permits, aiding small businesses and fostering economic growth.
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