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The rise will initially apply to hotel workers from January 1 2022, but will extend to cover all citywide workers by July 2023.

Investors have shunned meme tokens like shiba inu in favor of cryptocurrencies with more real-life use cases, such as solana and ether.

People of color have been excluded from the camping industry for decades. The pandemic changed everything. My Indian father and Chinese mother thought the concept of camping was absurd. Born in the British colony of Mala...

These are Insider's biggest healthcare stories for the week ending November 5.

Patti Poppe surprised her own board with a multibillion-dollar plan to bury the utility's fire-prone power lines. Bold action--and compassion--is needed to stabilize the company, she says. She calls the plan a win for cu...

Chinese real estate developer Kaisa Group Holdings halted trading of its shares Friday after news it had missed a payment on a wealth management product.

U.S. lawmakers have called on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to approve bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Since the SEC has approved the trading of bitcoin futures ETFs, the lawmakers said it “sh...

Current and former Boeing Co. directors have reached an approximately $225 million agreement to settle a shareholder lawsuit that claimed the plane maker's board failed to properly oversee safety matters related to the 7...

SoftBank, which estimates that 1 trillion connected devices will create $11 trillion in value by 2025, is betting big on Plume.

Stocks extended their winning streak amid growing optimism about the U.S. economic recovery.

The security-software company is nearing a deal to sell itself to private-equity firm Advent International, according to people familiar with the matter.

The biopic on the eccentric British artist is on Prime Video from November 5.

In recent years, the metaverse has become the name for the "next generation of the internet," much like Google was 20 years ago.

Overseas real-estate buyers are expected to descend on the nation's luxury housing markets Monday, as U.S. lifts travel ban for vaccinated visitors.

Markets respond when coverage of global warming spikes, new research suggests. But investors could become inured to the bleak state of climate change.

(To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.) At the age of 98, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has a whole new area of interest: artificial in...

As Covid-19 began to descend on the world in 2020, consumers searched for ways to connect while trapped at home. Over and over again, they turned to Disney. Disney saw its global video viewership of its video content inc...

Amid a boom in home sales and a shortage in labor and available homes, the US needs millions more construction workers to keep pace with demand.

The economy added 531,000 jobs to nonfarm payrolls in October, beating the median forecast for a gain of 450,000.

America's employers added a solid 531,000 jobs to the economy in October, the most since July and a sign that the recovery from the pandemic recession is overcoming a virus-induced slowdown. Friday's report from the Labo...

Companies stepped up hiring in October and added a solid 531,000 jobs, but the biggest labor shortage in decades is still holding back an economic recovery and adding to the largest surge in inflation in three decades.

Last month's job growth exceeded the average forecast of 450,000 new payrolls. It also marked an encouraging rebound from September's small gain.