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Some of the best human resources practices were on display at the digital awards ceremony honoring Chicago's Best and Brightest for 2020.

Thirteen elite winners and dozens of others from the Atlanta area were honored for their human resource prowess as Atlanta's Best and Brightest for 2020.

First-time unemployment claims were up more than 1.4 million last week, the second straight week of rising claims following 15 weeks of falling numbers.

Event planners and tourism industry officials are finding new ways to host major experiences that allow folks to get out and visit, while social distancing at the same time.

With such a high premium on cleanliness and sanitization in the age of COVID, companies that provide cleaning services are getting new attention and high demand.

For the first time in weeks, the number of American workers filing first-time unemployment claims took a slight tick up.

The news about the area's housing market proved to be better than anticipated, according to market experts.

Facing high demand for grants and the need to help small farms with COVID-19 risks, the MEDC announced $1.5 million in Small Farm Safety grants.

Michigan and Michigan State coaches joined Gov. Gretchen Whitmer earlier this week to debut an advertisement in which they urge Michiganders to mask up.

Experts say the recently announced initial public offering of “Rocket Companies” creates a new combined business that's "call simple yet sophisticated."

First-time unemployment claims dropped for the 15th straight week, but some 1.3 million American workers still filed for assistance last week.

Applications have gone live for a pair of grant programs designed to help small businesses, nonprofits, farms and food processors recover from the impact of COVID-19.

More and more businesses around the country are planning to have their employees work remotely at least through the rest of 2020. Companies that make that decision, experts say, need to be prepared to build the right environment for remote success.

When a global pandemic capsizes your industry virtually overnight, the first step for anyone who finds themselves overboard is to make sure they don’t drown.

The U.S. added some 4.8 million jobs in June, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. It's the second straight month of historic job growth following an especially bad April.

With Fourth of July looming, restaurants and hotels are hopeful for a boost in holiday traffic as some coronavirus restrictions ease.

With a month following reopening under their masks following closure to the coronavirus, dentists and orthodontists say they've learned a great deal about their industry.

A rise in COVID-19 cases in some regions of Michigan means Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will not be moving the lower half of the state into the next reopening phase by the Fourth of July, as she'd hoped.

Former Corp! Magazine writer J.D. Booth is being remembered as a talented writer who was an even better person. Booth lost a long battle with cancer Thursday at the age of 67.

From learning about a brand new virus to finding enough personal protective equipment to get the job done, hospital workers have been on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis.