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UPS Drivers Say ‘Brutal’ Heat Is Endangering Their Lives

As summers have grown hotter, high temperatures inside trucks without air conditioning have also sickened postal carriers and others who deliver America’s packages. A few have died.  » mehr lesen

Brands Grapple With Inflation by Being More Transparent About Price Increases

As brands grapple with inflation, a new playbook has emerged: Be upfront about price increases, and hope that transparency will keep customers loyal.  » mehr lesen

The Fried Chicken Inflation Index

YouTube star Elijah Quashie, of the U.K. hit “The Pengest Munch,” copes with the rising cost of wings.  » mehr lesen

How the Find My App Became an Accidental Friendship Fixture

Introduced 10 years ago, the app has slowly become a popular way to keep track of friends. But it comes with considerable privacy concerns.  » mehr lesen

Some Colleges Don’t Produce Big Earners. Are They Worth It?

Many attendees aren’t better off financially than those who have only a high school degree, at least not right away. How should applicants consider these institutions?  » mehr lesen

Meme Stocks Are Back. Here’s Why Wild Trading May Be Here to Stay.

Turbulent trading in shares of companies like AMC Entertainment and Bed Bath & Beyond can no longer be explained as simply a pandemic phenomenon, experts say.  » mehr lesen

Florida Utility Is Fined $500,000 for 2017 Explosion That Killed 5

Tampa Electric Company pleaded guilty in May to “willfully” violating an OSHA rule that required workers to receive a pre-job briefing about the work they were to perform.  » mehr lesen

Twitter Tells Employees They Might Get Only Half Their Annual Bonus

The company blamed its financial performance for the potential bonus cut.  » mehr lesen

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