McDonald's launches a new promotion where spotting the Hamburglar's "Burgercuda" vehicle could win free food for a year, or enter online without purchase by February 25.

Oregon's Department of Revenue offers free electronic tax filing options and Speedy refunds via direct deposit, introducing Oregon Free Fillable Forms and Direct File Oregon for residents.

Kwame Raoul spearheads a coalition of 23 states filing an amicus brief to support raising federal contract workers' minimum wage to $15 per hour, challenging opposition in a legal battle.

Boston's Faneuil Hall Marketplace sees a shift in management as J. Safra Real Estate takes over from Ashkenazy, raising hopes for more local focus and investment in the property.

State Forty Eight releases a t-shirt to honor Preston Lord, a 16-year-old victim of a violent attack, and to support his family, while raising awareness for justice in his case.

Employees at Chief Building Services report bounced checks and miss wages, with 24 complaints filed to Arizona's Labor Department in 2023. Legal Aid at Work outlines employee rights in wage disputes.

American Airlines confirmed layoffs for more than 650 workers in Phoenix and Dallas-Fort Worth as part of restructuring to create a new Customer Success team and outsource "lighter-touch" inquiries.

Toyota and GM have advised owners of some older vehicle models to park them due to dangerous Takata air bag inflators that may explode and cause injury or death.

Austin's Guaranteed Income Pilot showed that cash assistance led to more housing stability, with recipients spending half of their $1,000 monthly aid on housing costs. Despite mixed opinions, Austin continues with another program.

Ramsey County has launched a program to recruit organizations interested in advancing equity and inclusion, offering spots for two representatives to join their Inclusive Workplaces Cohort.

In a turn of events that ends a major tech deal, Massachusetts-based iRobot and retail behemoth Amazon parted ways on their once-heralded acqu...

Kat Von D won a copyright case, where a jury found her tattoo of Miles Davis, based on Jeffrey Sedlik's photo, was fair use and didn't infringe on Sedlik's rights.

San Francisco's oldest toy store, Jeffrey's Toys, is permanently closing due to declining sales, crime, and other retail pressures, with a final sale announced by their lawyer, Ken Sterling.