Category: Businessman

As with most anything in life, it seems no matter what the case, unintended, and unexpected consequences happen. That is what is happening now as a byproduct of the stimulus package that the government provided to Americans to help them better manage the recent pandemic's financial problems.

What was intended as a one time helping hand,

As millions of Americans continue to find ways to deal with their state's orders to stay at home, due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak, Walmart has launched a new service that may ease some of those shopping pains.

The new service to be provided by Walmart is touted to be offering order deliveries in two hours.

One would have to have been living under a rock not to know of the government passing the CARES Act. Under this act, the government is providing most Americans with relief from their current financial hardships brought on by the nation's recent shutdown.

Under the CARES Act, almost all Americans are slated to receive a $1200

Admittedly, it is tempting to as much of your shopping at your local Dollar General Store—I mean, there is a new one popping up all the time. There is also the fact that shopping there is very affordable, and according to recent data, as many as 75% of Americans currently live within five minutes of

United Airlines would have to furlough 2,850 pilots this fall if the government did not allocate additional funding for the airlines to cover labor costs.

In a message to pilots on Thursday, Bryan Quigley, United's senior vice president of flight operations, said that the company remains positive that Congress will approve an extension to the Payroll

News from the national airline American Airlines is that they are going to suspend its current service to 15 cities across the country starting on October 7th, 2020. This coincides with the date that the CARES Act federal assistance is due to expire.

Many of the secondary cities on the airline's network routes, from New Mexico

McDonald's filed a lawsuit on Monday against its former CEO, Steve Easterbrook, over allegations that he lied to the board about the extend of his relationship with subordinates.

According to the court filings, Easterbrook misled investigators about engaging in sexual relationships with three employees in the year before he was terminated.

The fast-food giant fired Easterbrook

California's attorney general Xavier Becerra and local and state watchdogs are investigating whether Amazon has taken all the necessary safety measures to protect its workers from the coronavirus pandemic, a court filing revealed.

Chiyomi Brent, a picker in an Amazon grocery warehouse accused Jeff Bezos' company of not doing enough to ensure its staff's safety. According

The progressive Democratic New York lawmakers and activists are working on a a new form of capital gain tax as a part of their ''Make Billionaires Pay'' campaign.

It will apply to New Yorkers having USD 1 billion or more in assets. Sponsors of the proposed new legislation estimated it would raise USD 5.5 billion