Concerns that U.S. consumers’ personal data might be accessed from India led regulators to suddenly block two major private sector enrollment websites from the Affordable Care Act marketplace in August.
Read MoreAccording to the Census Bureau’s annual report on income, poverty, and health insurance coverage, median income increased by 4% last year to $80,610. This rise was due to a reduction
Read MoreApple lost its legal battle over a €13 billion ($14.4 billion) tax bill from Ireland, while Google lost its appeal against a €2.4 billion fine for market abuse, marking significant
Read MoreA month after a judge ruled Google’s search engine to be an illegal monopoly, the company now faces another antitrust lawsuit targeting its advertising technology, with the potential to dismantle
Read MoreOn the final day of their session, California lawmakers passed a bill to Governor Gavin Newsom that seeks to ban employers from mandating attendance at anti-union meetings—part of a broader
Read MoreCalifornia shoppers are tightening their belts, and retailers are adjusting their staffing in response. My analysis, based on two years of retail sales data from the Census Bureau and hiring
Read MoreThousands of hotel workers in San Francisco, San Mateo, and San Jose continued their picket lines on Monday as part of a nationwide three-day strike. According to Lizzy Tapia, president
Read MoreVice President Kamala Harris plans to use her joint campaign appearance with President Joe Biden in Pittsburgh on Monday to argue that U.S. Steel should remain under domestic ownership. This
Read MoreThe Bay Area’s largest public water utility board is undergoing a significant change, known as a “silver tsunami,” as many of its most experienced members retire this year. At the
Read MoreWith many tech companies explaining that their recent layoffs were part of a strategy to refocus on machine learning, there are concerns that the laid-off workers might be perceived as
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