Tax season is almost upon us and it’s going to be a messy one. Here’s what to know.
The 2021 tax season gets underway Feb. 12, and experts say people should be aware of certain situations, including working in a different state or...
Coin circulation is improving, but some stores reeling from a summer of few coins still ask customers for spare change
Even as some stores see coin circulation improve, other business owners say they’re still asking customers to exchange their coins for bills in order to...
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Employers use algorithms to rate job interviewees; now, 1 state is giving job candidates rights
A new Illinois law is meant to bring transparency to how applicant videos are evaluated.
Special software can help the blind access the internet, but not every website supports it. A wave of lawsuits is pushing to change that
As the internet has become an increasingly integral part of daily life, there is a growing push to get companies to make their sites usable...
McDonald’s and Ford writing a new punchline: Coffee so strong … you can build car parts out of it
Researchers from automaker Ford are using McDonald’s coffee chaff — the waste left over after the roasting process — to make headlamp housings and other...
Macy’s data breach left customer information exposed in October
CHICAGO — Department store chain Macy’s alerted customers that their personal and payment information may have been hacked on the retailer’s website during a one-week...
Uber got you rides and food, now it’s testing getting you temp jobs
Uber is partnering with TrueBlue, a Tacoma-based staffing agency that will employ, pay and provide benefits to the Uber Works shift workers.
Hate the open office? Think it’s too loud? Enter the ‘phone booth’
Design experts say privacy is important to the young generation of workers in order to escape the noisiness that has enveloped the open office.