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Currently, 37 states have a program offering people with cognitive disabilities jobs that pay subminimum wages before moving on to higher-paying jobs. But that doesn't always happen.

Back in February, the USDA told tribal leaders it was consolidating the FDPIR supply chain from two warehouses serving tribes all over the country to just one.

Once a leading source of oil, California produced fewer barrels of oil in June than in any month since the federal government began counting in 1981.

The Kremlin has been cut off from much of the global economy by sanctions. But have they had the desired effect?

Firms that sell subscriptions can count on significant revenue boosts from consumer spaciness. It helps if customers have to jump through hoops once they realize they’re shelling out for a product they don’t need. 

People with private insurance are most likely to be able to get prescription weight loss drugs covered. Less than 10% of people who got semaglutide last year were on Medicaid.

During the pandemic, some hotels cut back on services like housekeeping. Workers on strike say it’s time to bring them back.

The economy might still be growing, but the manufacturing industry is not. It contracted again this month—this time with some of the worst indicators we’ve seen all year.

"Trade barriers drive inflation," explained Tobias Meyer, CEO of the German logistics company DHL Group.

In New York the median rent for a one-bedroom just crossed $4,500, by one estimate.