DOL issues regulations on employee, independent contractor classificationsThe 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. Parent company of Chuck E. Cheese sheds $705 in debt as it exits bankruptcyCEC Entertainment has completed its financial restructuring and emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. J.C. Penney’s executive moves J.C. Penney’s new owners have started transforming the company. Half of all U.S. states raising minimum wage in 2021 – here is the list The move to increase the minimum wage gained significant ground in 2020 on the state level. DOJ sues Walmart over alleged role in opioids crisis; retailer fires back The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Walmart Inc. alleging violations of the Controlled Substances Act. Guitar Center’s restructuring plan gets court OK Guitar Center Inc. is close to emerging from bankruptcy. Walmart to debut livestream shopping on TikTok in U.S. Walmart is moving ahead with e-commerce on the TikTok short video platform in a big way. NRF: Organized retail crime losses increase 60% in past five years Organized retail crime is continuing to rise, both in terms of the cases and related losses. FTC alleges illegal monopoly in Facebook suit A new lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against Facebook could potentially force the social media giant to divest its ownership of Instagram. California walks backs shopper capacity limits for grocery stores State officials in California have lessened a stringent retail capacity limit for grocery stores. Report: U.S. denied permission to ban TikTok Francesca’s to close 97 more stores Francesca’s Holdings Corp. is planning to close more stores on top of the 137 locations it closed prior to filing for bankruptcy. First Previous 36 37 38 39 40 Next Last
