Equity

New York joins a growing number of states and jurisdictions in limiting employers from using credit history to make hiring or job decisions, like compensation.

New research shows how wide salary ranges could undermine pay transparency laws.

Even a “fair” credit score can send home insurance rates skyrocketing for homeowners, reports Claire Brown at The New York Times.

Three-time Paralympic medalist Amy Purdy talks the winter games, which are in full swing in Milan Cortina.

As ICE remains a presence in Minnesota, one Minneapolis cafe is creating a place for everyone to gather, eat what they need, and pay what they want.

In many rural areas, the child care shortage is exacerbated. One mountain town in southwestern Colorado is closing the gap between kids and care by building affordable homes that are licensed to be day cares.

Cora Lewis, a business reporter at the Associated Press, discusses the rising trend of using “buy now, pay later” services to pay rent.

For now, the only way parents can sign up is by submitting a form with their tax returns.

“Unemployment is not a problem for our system,” said University of Tulsa professor Clara Mattei. “It's actually a solution for it.”

Many company leaders agree with studies that have shown more diverse workplaces are more profitable.