Walmart's chief people officer says the company is working to change its hiring strategy so people can see working there as a good long-term move.

Oct. 14 ""Bloomberg Contributing Editor Bill Cohan discusses the new compensation on Wall Street banks and what slowing profits mean for bank bonuses. He speaks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene, Scarlet Fu and Adam Johnson on Bloomberg...

The Live Events Coalition is lobbying for federal financial support for the millions of live-event workers around the U.S.

A California law requires Uber and Lyft to reclassify gig workers, and the companies are looking for ways around it.

Oct. 14 -- On today's The Agenda, Tom Keene, Adam Johnson and Scarlet Fu look at trending news stories and the Twitter question of the day. They speak on Bloomberg Surveillance. (Source: Bloomberg)

Businesses that would typically see customers coming from work nearby are seeing a decrease in revenue.

The issue is reportedly related to a software power-up monitoring function.

A week before American Airlines started filling flights, its CEO told workers "no airline" could provide social distancing. Newsy obtained the audio.

Universities, U.S. Chamber of Commerce say new H1-B visa rules for skilled workers harm the economy while White House says system is being abused.

​Gates said he's stepping down "to dedicate more time to ​philanthropic priorities."

The numbers came in higher than economists expected.

Some economists expect hiring to catch up with demand in the coming months.

Oct. 17 -- Michigan auto dealers trying to pass anti-consumer legislation, Tesla CEO Elon Musk comments in a Twitter post. Betty Liu reports on Mover & Shakers on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)

Safety net threatened for consumers who need credit cards during economic crisis, as firms move to cancel dormant cards and reign in limits.

The bankruptcy protection will pay off $4 billion in debt, meanwhile creditors will finance $675 million to keep the business afloat.

The railroad told Congress that without that funding, 2,400 more jobs are on the chopping block.

Labor unions have existed for well over 100 years, but membership has petered out in the last few decades.

Up until this point, just one private spaceflight company has organized every space tourist mission over the past two decades.