Why you might not return to the office until 2022
Multiple industries are grappling with when their employees can safely return to the office, against a backdrop of shifting considerations around vaccination requirements and COVID-19...
Companies have questions for Biden about vaccine mandates
A trade group representing 2,000 consumer brands asked President Joe Biden for clarity after his announcement that all companies with more than 100 employees will...
Please don’t quit: We’ll give you a week off. How companies are battling employee burnout
"Burnout is a very real thing" and some companies are tackling it with temporary shutdowns, extra perks and a new emphasis on employee wellness. Some...
Microsoft’s Brad Smith joins White House meeting on child care
The day after Senate Democrats passed their “big, bold” $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, Vice President Kamala Harris was bringing business leaders to the White House...
After months of avoiding the vaccine issue, companies begin to mandate
Some of the nation’s largest employers, for months reluctant to wade into the fraught issue of whether COVID-19 vaccinations should be mandatory for workers, have...
Delays, more masks and mandatory shots: Virus surge disrupts office-return plans
A wave of the contagious Delta variant is causing companies to reconsider when they will require employees to return, and what health requirements should be...
United Airlines wants to bring back supersonic air travel
United Airlines said it was ordering 15 jets that can travel faster than the speed of sound from Boom Supersonic, a startup in Denver. The...
Krispy Kreme reveals its plans for an IPO trading as DNUT
Doughnut giant Krispy Kreme, which is owned by the European investment firm JAB Holding, is planning to sell stock to the public.
Big money pours into oat milk and other vegan substitutes as Oatly goes public
Oatly, a Swedish company, will sell shares to the public for the first time this week in an offering that could value it at $10...