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This weekend Berlin will shut down its last three nuclear power plans.

Country’s largest retailer by revenue signals some pullback from large cities

The retailer is closing underperforming stores as it struggles to tap into urban markets.

Tighter economic conditions and the continuing rise of e-commerce will drive U.S. store closures, according to a UBS report.

McDonalds is temporarily closing its U.S. offices, and telling corporate employees to work from home from Monday through Wednesday so it can communicate layoff decisions remotely, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Fast-food company expected to notify workers of their job status virtually

Roseville, Calif.- The Roseville Aquatics Complex remains hampered this summer season due to equipment delays and labor shortages.

The Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 2018 requires judges to hold a hearing and issue written findings within six hours — and every 30 or 45 days.

A group of real-estate startups is aiming to cash in on the remote-work phenomenon. With many corporate offices closed because of the pandemic, many young professionals have left cities like New York and San Francisco for warmer, cheaper places. A number still plan to return after their offices reopen, leaving them reluctant to buy homes or sign long-term apartment leases. That situation is creating fresh demand for furnished housing on a short-term basis, a fast-growing niche that many propert...

Updated Jan. 12, 2021 6:20 pm ET New York is working to open up Covid-19 rapid-testing sites at commercial buildings to help return workers to their offices, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday. The expansion of rapid-testing facilities would allow the state to loosen social-distancing measures, including on theaters and restaurants, which have had to limit or close their operations during the pandemic, the governor said. Several of New York’s largest landlords said Tuesday that they are p...