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According to AARP, 78% of older workers saw or experienced age discrimination in 2020. Proving age discrimination in court, however, is difficult.

The billionaire investors also reflected on how they built Berkshire Hathaway and what they learned from the pandemic.

The company said it had $767 million in revenue last year.

In a clip from his web show uploaded online Monday, the racist and anti-Semitic media personality Nicholas Fuentes said that if "Finnish fishermen" replaced Black Americans in Chicago's south side, "it would probably loo...

Drawn to quality and customization, affluent Indian consumers are falling in love with direct-to-consumer brands.India has a growing young and upwardly mobile population which seeks niche, high-quality and customized pro...

The Chicago Business Barometer, also known as the Chicago PMI, fell to 66.1 in June from 75.2 in May, which was the strongest reading in 47 years

The charges will be the first prosecutors bring amid a years-long investigation into whether Trump's company broke the law.

PayPal Holdings Inc. plans a challenge to Square Inc. as it launches a physical card reader in the U.S.

U.S. stock indexes on Wednesday are trading mixed, with the Dow edging higher, but the major benchmarks mostly holding near records, in the final session of the month and first half of the year as investors were weighing...

"If purchases of meme stocks continue to decline, retail investors will rotate into other speculative stocks, as they did in January and February."

Known for his obsession with the customer experience and his high standards, Jassy appears to be the natural choice to take over for Jeff Bezos.

The headlines could get ugly in the coming days for Detroit car makers. Quarterly sales aren't the warning flag they used to be, but investors might benefit from a more cautious stance anyway.

Economists expected a gain of 600,000 payrolls. The June reading is the sixth straight month to show job growth, albeit a slowdown from May gains.

More than a third of the hate crimes against Asian Americans in the last year happened to business owners, and it's devastating for the staff and profits.

Inequity in mental health costs goes beyond loss of productivity in the workplace, contributing to homelessness, poverty, and unemployment.

Much of today's housing inequities stem a historical exclusion from property ownership in America - but access to lawyers can bridge those gaps.

Fintechs offering small-dollar loans and early access to wages could help break minority communities out of the debt traps designed by payday lenders.

Most banking fees fall to those who have the least ability to pay them, and it represents a significant source of income for the largest US banks.

Despite more attention being paid to diversity efforts, 92% of top biopharma CEOs are men, an Insider analysis found.

The CEOs of Walmart International, Ancestry, and AT&T Business share the obstacles women face when climbing the corporate ladder.

With Black people making up one-third of the prison population in the US, the high costs of phone and video calls furthers the racial wealth gap.

The impact of COVID-19 on international tourism could cost the global economy more than $4 trillion for 2020 and 2021, according to a UN report published on Wednesday.