PacificSource Health Plans expects to shut down its Springfield-based subsidiary that handles third-party administrative services, a move that will eliminate 56 jobs at the end of the year. The ...

This special report covers the unprecedented mass surrender of 210 Maoist cadres in the Dandekaranya region of Bastar, Chhattisgarh, including a central committee member, four zonal committee members, ...

Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health plans to lay off around 1% of its 65,000-person workforce, or approximately 650 employees, a spokesperson for the system confirmed to Becker’s. The spokesperson did ...

Lay’s has revamped the recipes of some of its chip flavours and unveiled a new look as part of what it has described as its largest brand redesign in nearly a century. In a press release on October 9, ...

Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va. WASHINGTON — Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., co-chair of the Community Development Finance Institutions caucus in Congress, said that he believes the order to lay off the entire staff ...

A popular potato chip company is undergoing a major makeover, due to a concerningly large swath of clueless customers, apparently. On Oct. 9, Lay’s announced its rebrand — the largest in its nearly ...

Delaware's proximity to Pennsylvania — the "Potato Chip Capital of the World" — means the First State knows what a good potato chip tastes like. But those tastebuds will have to soon get used to a new ...

Your favorite potato chip may look a little different the next time you reach for it at the grocery store. Lay's announced on Oct. 9 it has redesigned its chip bags and its recipes in what the PepsiCo ...

For decades, Lay’s has been one of the most recognizable snack brands in America. The yellow bag, the curved chip silhouette, and the familiar crunch have made it a grocery store staple. But in 2025, ...

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory will lay off about 550 workers, the California research lab said, in a restructuring move that its director told employees was not related to the ongoing government ...

Oct. 11 (UPI) --The Trump administration on Friday announced it had begun laying off more than 4,000 federal workers but will pay troops as the government shutdown continues at least until Tuesday.