School districts around the country are rolling out fall class schedules that offer a mix of remote learning paired with a few days in the classroom. But these blended learning plans are throwing families for a loop as parents try to map out how to find a balance between work and child care.
Facebook is now factoring how well its executives do with diversity and inclusion within their organizations when it comes to their bi-annual performance reviews.
Wednesday's Twitter hack revealed the company wasn't equipped to handle an infiltration into its internal tools that had access to high-profile accounts.
The BENES Act, which was approved by a House committee on Wednesday with unanimous bipartisan support, aims to minimize Medicare enrollment mistakes, which can be costly or result in gaps in coverage.
Senate Democrats on Thursday unveiled a proposal to infuse $350 billion in immediate and long-term investments into communities of color to help offset racial inequality.
"We were surprised because the modules that we normally go to were empty. The data wasn't available and not there," coronavirus researcher Ryan Panchadsaram said. "There was no warning."
DoorDash COO Christopher Payne told CNBC that the company's strategy to grow expand outside restaurant delivery was influenced by the coronavirus pandemic.
Florida cut about a quarter of the customer service workers in its unemployment department, leading to fears of further delays in paying benefits even as the state's jobless figures increase.
Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders slammed the Trump administration for giving Gilead Sciences a "windfall" deal to secure most of the pharmaceutical company's supply of its coronavirus-fighting drug remdesivir with the United States.