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We had to pass the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act to know what was in it, and we had to implement it to know what was wrong. Now, how will we know it is actually working?

Target Corp. joins Trader Joes Co., Home Depot Inc. and other retailers that have scaled back benefits in response to changes from Obamacare.

In the wake of a landmark lawsuit settlement with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Founders Pavilion Inc. is no more.

The U.S. Supreme Court debated whether public employees can constitutionally be forced to pay fees to a union, weighing a politically tinged case that may undercut the power of organized labor.

The Supreme Court this year will hear arguments about whether Hobby Lobby and other for-profit companies whose owners have strong moral objections to birth control can opt out of the PPACA's contraceptive requirement.

For all the progress made on womens rights, one measure of inequality still stands out: Females earn less than males, even in the same occupations. Closing this gender gap will require changing the way employers think about work.

Oversight looks at data security, Science at identity theft, and Energy at Gary Cohen.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. illegally retaliated against protesting U.S. workers, the National Labor Relations Board said in a complaint a union called one of the largest ever filed against a employer.