Pennsylvania has emerged as one of the most important battleground states in the presidential election.
New Jersey voters will decide this Election Day whether to make recreational marijuana legal in the Garden State.
New Jersey became the first state to mandate safety protocols to protect workers from the coronavirus.
Land O' Lakes CEO Beth Ford has made it her mission to get farmers connected and close the digital divide.
Land O'Lakes is on track to sell a record 300 million pounds of butter this year, according to CEO Beth Ford.
When it comes to philanthropy, Verizon’s CEO Hans Vestberg acknowledges it’s not always purely altruistic.
Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg said his mission has been to keep his employees safe and healthy during COVID-19.
The department store’s 159-year-old tradition of Santa meet-and-greets has been canceled this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Business mogul Kevin O’Leary isn’t shy about telling us how he feels.
The holidays will no doubt feel different this year.
Actor Chris Evans, best known for his role as the Avengers’ Captain America, tells Yahoo Finance that work has been 'slow.'
Millions of employees are coming to terms with a new reality: it may be a very long time before they return to the office.
Pandemic-induced closures have walloped the restaurant industry since mid-March, and the CEO of TGI Fridays tells Yahoo Finance that another round of government stimulus is “absolutely critical.”
California’s decision this week to pull the plug on the sale of new gas-powered cars and light trucks by 2035 is raising the ire of the Trump administration.
Billionaire investor David Rubenstein says one of the ways of "being happy is giving away money."
Michael Lee says ESPN overpaid for multi-year sports contracts, and with very little sports happening right now, viewership is down and revenue is drying up.
The bright lights of Broadway have gone dark because of the Covid-19 pandemic, costing thousands of jobs and more than a billion dollars in lost revenue.
Bratton said the idea of each state having their own law enforcement rules is “a recipe for bedlam rather than orderly change.”
Former New York City Police Commissioner Bill Bratton says recruiting will be “very difficult,” particularly from minority communities.
Before the coronavirus-induced lockdowns, Farmgirl Flowers was on track to post a record $50 million in sales this year, but Founder and CEO Christina Stembel says “everything changed” March 16.
Americans may soon have a meat shortage to worry about, now that dozens of beef and poultry plants have shut down across the country due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Recent closures of meat plants could create an opportunity for meat-alternative companies, such as Impossible Foods.
An estimated 1 million high school juniors won’t be taking the SAT college entrance exam this spring.
Wall Street is littered with unicorns this past year that have been less than magical for investors. These startups that were valued at over a billion dollars in the private market, couldn’t quite live up to lofty expectations when they finally hit the public market. AdvisorShares’ CEO Noah Hamman tells Yahoo Finance that he’s focused on building a portfolio of potential unicorns outside of the high flying names, such as the recent initial public offering of Casper (CSPR). “We are looking for small and micro-cap stocks, which can provide a similar risk return profit as private equity,” says Hamman. “We think it’s a significant area that’s overlooked by investors.”
Chipotle may have served up a blowout earnings report for the fourth quarter, but don’t hold your breath waiting for the burrito chain to add fake meat to its menu.
