Labor & Employment

Sephora will implement major changes across all of its U.S. stores and company in order to mitigate racially biased experiences and unfair treatment for shoppers in the retail sector.

More than seven months into the novel coronavirus pandemic, a disturbingly large number of U.S. companies are at risk.

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton has completed its $15.8 billion acquisition of Tiffany & Co. and named a new leadership team to accelerate the growth of the iconic U.S. jeweler. 

Lovepop has named its first-ever chief merchant.

Wayfair has raised the starting wage for all its U.S. employees.

Bed Bath & Beyond is moving on its previously announced plans to close about 200 locations by 2022.

Albertsons Cos. is reportedly replacing many delivery drivers in California with in independent contractors.

Major United States metros have taken a huge hit from COVID-19. To get a view on the street in New York, we went to Ron Dickerman, the founder and president of Madison International Realty.

The National Retail Federation welcomed regulations issued by the Department of Labor that define the difference between workers who must be considered employees and those who can be classified as independent contractors.

Amazon is committing more than $2 billion to create over 20,000 affordable housing units in three different regions of the U.S.