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Some people who would otherwise be job-searching are avoiding work because of health concerns associated with the COVID-19 pandemic or child care responsibilities. Now, companies facing a labor shortage are starting to.....»»

The Covid pandemic may be abating, but that doesn't mean students and recent graduates will have an easier time finding internships. In fact, so far this year, the temporary positions are even harder to come by than they were last year, job listi.....»»

The coronavirus pandemic has been brutal for small business owners. But even as many in the Chicago area closed their doors for good, others saw opportunities to start some.....»»

What Trade War? Chinese Trade Surplus Hits All Time High On Soaring Exports Of Pandemic Goods China’s Covid-.....»»

The coronavirus pandemic has challenged the prosperity of Chicago’s downtown. The unprecedented times also have hit neighborhoods hard and brought a rare opportunity to reverse the decades-old trend of disinvestment on the city’s South and West s.....»»

United Airlines is planning to eliminate more than 3,400 management and administrative positions this fall as the COVID-19 pandemic devastates passenger air travel, and the airline’s hometown of Chicago could b.....»»

The U.S. Secretary General recently described the COVID-19 pandemic as the most challenging global crisis since World War II. For many of us, it is a time unlike any we have known. We are all hurting, and we know that many businesses will not return. I.....»»

Ruben Sprich/Reuters General Motors' 69,000 salaried employees worldwide will defer 20% of compensation, starting April 1, as the automaker contends with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Executives and senior leaders are taking a 25% and 30% reduc.....»»

Passport is laying off employees and placing others on furlough as the COVID-19 outbreak hits business hard. The Charlotte-based company, which specializes in mobile payments for transportation, would not say how many employees were affected. It em.....»»

Pet adoptions increased during the COVID-19 pandemic and animals got used to their owners suddenly being around all the time. With people returning to work and going out more, experts say it's time to get pets, especially dogs, used to bein.....»»

R&S Marching Arts, perhaps best known for making the Chicago flag-themed face mask worn by Mayor Lori Lightfoot early in the COVID-19 pandemic, is back to making marching band uniforms and flags as deman.....»»

R&S Marching Arts, perhaps best known for making the Chicago flag-themed face mask worn by Mayor Lori Lightfoot early in the COVID-19 pandemic, is back to making marching band uniforms and flags as deman.....»»

Two of the largest Chicago hotels that closed early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the Palmer House Hilton and the Sheraton Grand Chicago, are preparing to reopen in June, a sign of hope for the battered dow.....»»

Japan’s economy shrank more than expected in the first quarter as a slow vaccine rollout and new COVID-19 infections hit spending on items such as dining out and clothes, raising concerns the country will lag others emerging from the pandemic......»»

The demand for sports cards surged during the COVID-19 pandemic and has continued into 2021, making it hard for retailers to keep up with demand. One of the largest American retailers is halting in-store purchasing.  read more.....»»

U.S. fast food chain Wendy’s, famous for its square burgers, is planning to return to the U.K. for the first time in more than two decades, amid a boom in fast food during the COVID-19 pandemic......»»

Freezer trucks were brought in to help store bodies at a time when over 800 deaths were recorded in a single day at the height of the pandemic. Hundreds of bodies from are still stored in freezer trucks as set up cont.....»»

Some people who would otherwise be job-searching are avoiding work because of health concerns associated with the COVID-19 pandemic or child care responsibilities. Now, companies facing a labor shortage are starting to.....»»

RealGood Stuff has leased space in a Fulton Market office building as the fast-casual restaurant concept maps out an ambitious expansion more than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic. The store at 333 N. Green St. is expected to ope.....»»

Postponed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chicago Auto Show will hold a special summer editi.....»»