Nelson Schwartz

The city’s prosperity is heavily dependent on patterns of work and travel that may be irreversibly altered.

Tough sacrifices may still be required, but many see a post-pandemic resurgence in the year ahead.

Without the networks and encounters that offices provide, companies must foster the visibility of Black and Hispanic workers, diversity experts say.

Jobless claims exceed 20 million in four weeks, inflicting a toll on the labor force not seen since the Great Depression.

America has always known haves and have-nots. But what was a tiered system is morphing into a caste system.

Bailouts of bankers, shareholders and investors helped set them off on a rebound that Americans who rely on savings or income from their weekly paycheck have yet to see.

Corporate giants once had all-powerful chiefs with domains to match. But activist investors and technological change are remaking the executive suite.

As factory jobs move abroad, the divide between the political and economic elite and the rest of Americans widens, placing the two groups at odds.

High-end shopping malls are thriving across the country, but as midtier retailers like Sears and J. C. Penney flounder, they are also dragging down their malls.

The post-recession reality is that the customer base for businesses that appeal to the middle class is shrinking as the top tier pulls even further away.