Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec bring together the latest news from the world of business and finance and the interesting stories.

With that in mind, here's this week's Bloomberg Businessweek cover: From our morning news ... editorial positions at The New York Times Magazine, Facts on File, and Oregon State University.

Why do we allow universities receiving federal aid to shrug off work experience requirements when relevant experience has ...

Our Revolution was also covered by Oregon Quarterly, Huffington Post, Harvard’s Nieman Journalism Lab, Bloomberg Businessweek ... Among them: Ethos Magazine: An award-winning, national ...

Bruett says the fee didn’t cover all the costs ... Photographer: William Mebane for Bloomberg Businessweek On Feb. 24 the saboteur struck again. It was the most devastating attack yet. Someone ...

The skilled worker visa program known as H-1B is heavily flawed — and has only grown more so since its inception in 1990. It ...

Amazon.com Inc. is halting some of its diversity and inclusion programs, a move that coincides with activist pressure on US companies to abandon efforts to build a more diverse workforce.

Traders are bracing for one of the most volatile earnings periods in stock market history. At least that’s what they are positioning for two days before big banks kick off the reporting cycle in ...

and the bank will confirm where it’s possible by the end of this month, the company’s operating committee said in an internal memo Friday, confirming a Bloomberg News report earlier this week.

Hershey Co. Chief Executive Officer Michele Buck will step down from her role next year and the company has started a search for her successor. Buck, 63, told the board that she intends to retire ...

Shares in Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing Co. headed for their biggest decline in five months over concerns about falling sales in Greater China, a region that generates more than a third of its ...

Officials have yet to reach a consensus about how to proceed, according to Bloomberg News. "We can't be expected to comment on pure fiction," a TikTok spokesperson said, responding to the report.