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Mom alleges in lawsuit she was fired for kids’ noise while working from home

Thursday, July 2 by ABC News

DNY59 / iStockBy Nicole Pelletiere via GMA(SAN DIEGO) -- A California mother who was working from home amid the COVID-19 pandemic said she was let go from her job over her kids being noisy while she was on work... Read More.

Trump claims new jobs numbers show economy is ‘roaring back’ from coronavirus

Thursday, July 2 by ABC News

Official White House Photo by Andrea HanksBy BEN GITTLESON, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump came to the White House briefing room Thursday morning to tout new employment numbers showing that 4.8 million jobs were added in June, calling... Read More.

Unemployment rate at 11.1% in June, another 1.4M workers filed jobless claims last week

Thursday, July 2 by ABC News

courtneyk/iStockBy CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The unemployment rate in the U.S. fell slightly to 11.1% in June, according to data released Thursday by the Department of Labor. Meanwhile, another 1.4 million workers filed for unemployment insurance in the... Read More.

New York, New Jersey restaurateurs respond to indoor dining delays

Thursday, July 2 by ABC News

HAKINMHAN/iStockBy KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The light at the end of the tunnel got a little dimmer for restaurants in New York City and New Jersey. Restauranteurs were finally prepared to welcome diners back inside after months... Read More.

Are hotels and rentals safe this summer?

Thursday, July 2 by ABC News

DragonImages/iStockBy GIO BENITEZ and MINA KAJI, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- As more Americans hit the road for what experts are calling the "summer of the road trip," hotel chains and Airbnb hosts are stepping up their cleaning game... Read More.

Congress extends Paycheck Protection Program; billions remain available

Wednesday, July 1 by ABC News

Kameleon007/iStockBy SARA KOLINOVSKY and CHEYENNE HASLETT, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Congress has extended the deadline for small businesses to apply for approximately $134 billion in Paycheck Protection Program funds until Aug. 8.The House of Representatives approved the extension by unanimous... Read More.

Realtor groups drop ‘master’ bedroom, bathroom terms from listings

Wednesday, July 1 by ABC News

Pixsooz / iStockBy Katie Kindelan via GMA(HOUSTON) -- At least two realtor groups are now no longer using the word "master" to describe bedrooms and bathrooms in their listings.The Houston Association of Realtors replaced the phrases "master bedroom" and... Read More.

Elon Musk poses a ‘serious risk of reputational harm’ to Tesla, advisory firm warn

Wednesday, July 1 by ABC News

wellesenterprises/istockBy CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A major advisory firm is urging Tesla shareholders to vote to remove CEO Elon Musk from the company's board, citing "a number of concerns" ranging from his erratic Twitter use, his rush... Read More.

Wharton business school’s 1st woman, 1st person of color dean says ‘always bet on yourself’

Wednesday, July 1 by ABC News

ABC NewsBy KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(PHILADELPHIA) -- The first woman and first person of color to lead the prestigious Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania says she wants young people to see her history-making role as an example... Read More.

Ulta Beauty launches empowering “Wonder Woman 1984” collection

Wednesday, July 1 by ABC News

Ulta BeautyBy JACQUELINE LAUREAN YATES, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- If you are excited to channel looks from the upcoming film Wonder Woman 1984, Ulta Beauty has a treat for you.There's now a new beauty collection based on actress... Read More.

Why ratings are being dropped from The Infatuation’s restaurant reviews

Wednesday, July 1 by ABC News

The InfatuationBy KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- With the restaurant industry rapidly evolving amid the coronavirus pandemic, The Infatuation announced Tuesday that their numbered ratings scale on all reviews are officially a thing of the past.The once-helpful metric... Read More.

Requiring face masks nationwide could save US economy from 5% hit, Goldman Sachs predicts

Tuesday, June 30 by ABC News

Powerofflowers/iStockBy Catherine Thorbecke, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A team of analysts at investment bank Goldman Sachs argued that mandatory face masks nationwide could not only improve health outcomes amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, but could also save the U.S.... Read More.

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Mom alleges in lawsuit she was fired for kids’ noise while working from home

Trump claims new jobs numbers show economy is ‘roaring back’ from coronavirus

Unemployment rate at 11.1% in June, another 1.4M workers filed jobless claims last week

New York, New Jersey restaurateurs respond to indoor dining delays

Are hotels and rentals safe this summer?

Congress extends Paycheck Protection Program; billions remain available

Realtor groups drop ‘master’ bedroom, bathroom terms from listings

Elon Musk poses a ‘serious risk of reputational harm’ to Tesla, advisory firm warn

Wharton business school’s 1st woman, 1st person of color dean says ‘always bet on yourself’

Ulta Beauty launches empowering “Wonder Woman 1984” collection

Why ratings are being dropped from The Infatuation’s restaurant reviews

Requiring face masks nationwide could save US economy from 5% hit, Goldman Sachs predicts

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