From GameWatcher: "Star Wars: Battlefront 2 has had a fairly troubled development, and a number of issues have popped up with the game post-launch, too, but it seems that the problems are even worse than they first might've seemed. According to DiGITAL, a Swedish business magazine, DICE have been losing employees left and right over the issues surrounding the development of Battlefront 2. Worse, since DICE employ about 400 people, losing 40 veteran developers means they've lost 10% of their active workforce over 2018."

The Meijer pharmacist who allegedly denied medicine to a miscarrying woman is no longer a company employee, a spokeswoman said Thursday.

The media company has been a runaway success in recent years, but The Wall Street Journal is looking behind the scenes to see what its employees think.

A company representative said the new employee was needed because of recent violence in the area

The Treasury Department employee charged Wednesday with leaking confidential financial files related to former Trump associates had a “co-conspirator” at the department who also exchanged several-hundred messages with a journalist, according to the criminal complaint.

Facebook has unveiled its new election war room designed to assist employees with finding and deleting fake news and bogus accounts aimed at interfering with elections. (Oct. 18)

A group of 450 Amazon employees has signed a letter protesting the company's decision to sell its facial recognition software to police with one choosing to publish an anonymous op-ed explaining their concerns. 

Mobile telecom gear maker Ericsson said on Thursday that it has dismissed 50 people over a U.S. corruption probe it warned could lead to a financial penalty.

A senior Treasury Department employee was charged Wednesday with leaking confidential information related to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe

Why did the Astros send an employee to surveil the Red Sox’s dugout? Because it’s October, and with high stakes come high suspicions.