It’s not just JPMorgan Chase & Co. that’s hiring unvaccinated workers again. Nearly a third of employers who previously required Covid shots have dropped or plan to drop the requirement, according to a forthcoming survey.

Alphabet Inc. is facing federal antitrust litigation in San Francisco over claims that it leverages its dominance of the GPS navigation market—through Google Maps, Waze, and related services—to lock app developers into the “Google ecosystem” and hit them with “egregious” price hikes.

Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk offered to take Twitter Inc. private in a deal valued at $43 billion, lambasting company management and saying he’s the person who can unlock the “extraordinary potential” of a communication platform used daily by more than 200 million people.

Duane Morris plans to cut office space by more than a fifth in five years, as smaller partner suites, shared desks and remote work offer major cost savings.

President Joe Biden‘s administration will send money to states to improve how they screen applicants for unemployment payments, after fraud prevention software incorrectly blocked jobless Americans from receiving checks during the pandemic.

About 66,500 employment-based green cards went unused in fiscal 2021 as immigration agencies struggled with the impact of the pandemic and more stringent Trump-era policies.