Stay informed with null’s coverage and analysis for Fortune.

Page 44 of 49

  • A person wears a face mask during a haircut in Murray Hill as New York City moves into phase 2 of reopening on June 30, 2020. Phase 2 permits the reopening of offices, in-store retail, outdoor dining, barbers and beauty parlors, and numerous other businesses. Phase 2 is the second of four stages designated by the state.Finance

    U.S. unemployment rate fell in June to 11.1% as employers bring back more workers

    By
  • Finance

    Why Uber is so hungry to double down on the unprofitable business of food delivery

    By
  • An empty patio is seen at a closed bar in Houston on June 27, 2020. On Friday, the top official in Harris County, which includes Houston, declared an emergency as the COVID-19 outbreak intensifies.Finance

    ‘Zero chance’ of a ‘V’-shaped recovery as coronavirus cases soar again

    By
  • Some politicians worry people won’t go back to work if extra benefits are extended—but economists worry about damage to the economy if they aren’t.Finance

    ‘Going back into recession is likely’ if extra $600 in federal unemployment benefits aren’t extended

    By
  • Finance

    59% of CEOs implemented hiring freezes during the pandemic: Fortune survey

    By
  • Finance

    New York has lost more leisure and hospitality jobs than there are people in Wyoming

    By
  • Hundreds of unemployed Kentucky residents wait in long lines outside the Kentucky Career Center for help with their unemployment claims on June 19, 2020 in Frankfort, Kentucky.Finance

    When does the extra $600 in federal unemployment end? What to know before it expires

    By
  • Accenture chief leadership and HR officer Ellyn ShookLeadership

    ‘Employment lawyers are going to have a field day’: Business leaders grapple with how to reopen

    By
  • A sharp uptick in May consumer spending is good news for the recovery.Finance

    As businesses started to reopen in May, so did the wallets of U.S. consumers

    By
  • Finance

    Amazon dominates e-commerce during the pandemic—but Walmart is catching up

    By
  • Finance

    Another 1.48 million people filed for unemployment even as states begin to reopen

    By
  • A discarded mask lies in front of the Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. Nevada’s tourism-dependent economy has been hit hardest by the COVID-19 lockdowns.Finance

    The unemployment rate has fallen in 35 states

    By
  • Finance

    This was the most out-of-stock product on websites in May

    By Lance Lambert and Nicolas Rapp
  • Finance

    45.7 million have filed for unemployment during the pandemic—greater than the combined population of 23 states

    By
  • Demonstrators hold placards while marching during the protest. Protests continue against police brutality and racial injustice in New York City.Finance

    Fortune survey: 62% of CEOs plan policy changes in response to current calls for racial justice

    By