AI Is Writing Performance Reviews. What Could Go Wrong? November 14, 2025 By Jo Constantz JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s decision to let managers use artificial intelligence for help writing performance reviews stands to bring relief...
US Justice Department Probes Meatpackers, Attorney General Says November 10, 2025 By Jody Godoy and Tom Polansek President Donald Trump on Friday accused meatpacking companies of driving up U.S. beef prices, which have hit records, through manipulation...
A Toy Maker Takes His Case Against Trump’s Tariffs to the Supreme Court November 3, 2025 By Jan Wolfe Within days of Donald Trump announcing his sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs in April, Rick Woldenberg was looking for a law...
New Visa Fees Spur Offshoring Talks, Hiring Turmoil September 24, 2025 By Aditya Soni and Echo Wang The Trump administration’s hefty new visa fees for H-1B workers have prompted high-level talks inside companies in Silicon Valley and...
Companies Spending Record Amounts to Protect Executives as Threats Rise August 5, 2025 By Ross Kerber and Isla Binnie U.S. companies are spending record amounts to keep their executives safe in response to rising threats and the killings of...
US Companies Say ESG Rules Are a Serious Barrier to EU Trade February 10, 2025 By Frances Schwartzkopff US companies are adding their voice to the list of critics targeting ESG regulations in Europe. The American Chamber of...
Settlements Eclipse $40 Billion in 2024 as PFAS, Reverse Discrimination Claims Emerge January 8, 2025 By Chad Hemenway Once again, settlements from class-action litigation topped $40 billion in 2024, according to an extensive analysis of more than 1,400...
Justice Deptartment Launches Whistleblower Program Aimed at Corporate Crime August 5, 2024 By Andrew Goudsward The U.S. Justice Department on Aug. 1 debuted its first-ever whistleblower program offering monetary awards to tipsters who report certain...
Deere Retreats From Diversity Measures After Online Attacks July 17, 2024 By Simone Foxman and Michael Hirtzer Deere & Co., the world’s top farm machinery maker, is pulling back from diversity measures in the face of conservative...
FTC Ban on Worker Noncompete Agreements Delayed by Judge July 3, 2024 By Madlin Mekelburg and Rachel Graf A federal judge delayed implementation of the US Federal Trade Commission’s near-total ban on noncompete agreements, the first salvo in...