Toyota joins race to build batteries in the U.S.
Automakers want to move battery production as close as possible to their assembly plants, especially now that the supply chain has become a problem.
Business
900 Better.com employees learn their jobs are being eliminated in a Zoom call
“If you’re on this call, you are part of the unlucky group that is being laid off,” CEO Vishal Garg said. “Your employment here is terminated effective immediately.”
Biden targets cash for homes deals in anti-corruption drive
The Biden administration wants to shed new light on transactions where people pay cash for houses.
In corporations' race to go carbon neutral, forest credits explode in popularity
Environmental groups warn the system doesn’t deliver the carbon reductions promised but offers companies a way to avoid the tougher work of actually cutting emissions.
Money Makeovers
How one family is working to get out of an attic and own a home of their own
Valeena Campos, her husband, and two kids are currently living in her in-laws’ attic due to the pandemic. With Valeena hoping to return to work soon, she wants a solid plan to help pay down her debts and buy a home for her family.
How one woman aims to cash in on her savings and travel the world
Sharell Macklin's finances are in decent shape, but she is ready to take a financial risk to invest her money and boost savings so she can one day travel the world. Sponsored by Principal Financial Group.
