Procter & Gamble to raise prices, as companies struggle to catch up with consumer demand
The consumer giant joins a host of other companies, including Kimberly-Clark and Coca-Cola, that are raising prices to protect profit margins.
Business
Vaccine jobs boom doesn't match workers' skill sets — or pay enough
“I put my family first. I have to decline positions that would be perfect for me but have no stability in the schedule," one job hunter said.
Parents warned to stop using Peloton Tread+ after child's death
In an "urgent warning" issued Saturday, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said the treadmill "poses serious risks to children for abrasions, fractures, and death."
Car rental costs are spiking — if you can even find a vehicle
Companies such as Hertz and Avis sold off thousands of their cars as business travel plunged. Now, automakers in a crunch of their own are in no hurry to replace them.
Money Makeovers
After 1,500 job applications, college grad decides on change in direction
Kyle graduated college with hopes of working in student life on campus, but when the pandemic hit, his job search became desperate. After unsuccessfully applying for 1,500 jobs online, he’s ready for a big change. Sponsored by Principal Financial Group.
How one mom of four is working to gain her financial independence
Madeline is a mother of four, including a newborn. In her second marriage, she’s determined to become more financially independent and get her debts and savings in order as she heads back to work after maternity leave. Sponsored by Principal Financial Group.
Wall Street analysts battle weight loss, high blood pressure and mental health issues from long hours
A survey of 475 bankers reveals just how much conditions have declined for bankers in the latest deal boom.
Why more CEOs are willing to address 'thorny political issues' like voting rights
Threats to boycott major companies don’t pack the same punch they once did.
