Senate Republicans introduce legislation providing a second round of Paycheck Protection Program funding, additional unemployment benefits, and other COVID-19 relief
The measure may face opposition from within the party, and Democratic leaders have criticized it as an inadequate response to the economic fallout caused by the pandemic
As the November election approaches, moderates in Congress are under increased pressure to come to a consensus on COVID-19 relief following a breakdown in negotiations this summer
In a recent survey, about one in five parents said they are considering whether to reduce their hours this fall due to child care concerns, while approximately one in 10 are thinking about quitting for this reason
Even when schools have reopened, unexpected closures due to COVID-19 outbreaks can force parents to balance work and child care
Employers have options such as providing leave or offering flexible schedules to retain talented employees
Six-year study finds that 35-turbine wind farm in North Sea has had no impact on European lobstering grounds
Commercial fishermen frequently raise concerns about offshore wind farms, and study demonstrates the ability of the two industries to collaborate to make sure the right approach is taken
Results provide an example for New England region, where several offshore wind farms are in planning
Different economic trends have emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic, which a robust stock market benefiting wealthier Americans even as millions suffer from business shutdowns and unemployment
Penny Pennington, managing partner at Edward Jones, says business leaders need to address wealth inequality to better serve workers and the consumer base
Major CEOs have been more likely to speak out on wealth inequality during the effects of COVID-19
