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Year: 2017

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10 Jobs Overdue For a Pay Raise

The job market is looking stronger and that might mean you should be getting a raise. The economy created 211,000 jobs in April, according to U.S. Labor Department data, after downshifting the month before.…

John Harrington · 9 years ago

Why Michael Kors Earnings Fell Short

Michael Kors Holdings Limited (NYSE: KORS) reported its fiscal fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Wednesday. The company said that it had $0.73 in earnings per share (EPS) and $1.06 billion in…

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

Can ESPN Stop the Bleeding of Subscribers?

ESPN continues to lose subscribers at a rapid pace according to the latest report from ratings firm Nielsen. Can a new way of tracking viewers help stem the losses?

Paul Ausick · 9 years ago

Bank Customers Don’t Want Robots to Manage Money

So-called robo-advisers have become a cheap alternative to humans who make investment decisions. It turns out that worldwide, bank customers do not like machines to invest their money.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 9 years ago

CBS Thrives as News Anchor Pelley Is Pushed Out

It used to be that the anchor of the "CBS Evening News" was the face of the broadcast network. After Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather, that is no longer true.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 9 years ago

Kellogg Fires Hundreds

As the cereal business continues to suffer, so does the Kellogg workforce. Several hundred people were laid off as the company shutters some of its shipping centers.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 9 years ago

Counties Going Hungry in Every State

American consumers and retailers waste an estimated 133 billion pounds of food annually. While the nation’s food waste amounts to nearly $162 billion a year, tens of millions of Americans struggle to afford food…

Evan Comen · 9 years ago