News

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits fell last week, suggesting labor market conditions remained stable even after the economy shed jobs in February, but the U.S.-Israeli...

Oracle's Mike Sicilia is the latest software CEO to wade in to the debate on whether artificial intelligence tools that heavily automate human tasks will mean the demise of his...

Atlassian said on Wednesday it would lay off around 10% of its workforce, or 1,600 employees, to push into artificial intelligence and enterprise sales. Shares of the enterprise software company...

Artificial intelligence is becoming a regular tool for government employees, narrowing what was once a significant gap between public- and private-sector technology adoption. New data from Gallup shows 43% of...

The U.S. government has rapidly expanded office space for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), signing dozens of leases across the country in recent months as the agency scales operations,...

Traditional paid time off policies were built for vacations and sick days. But a growing number of workers say those categories fail to cover the kinds of personal crises that...

Despite tariff fears and recession warnings, the world’s top entrepreneurs are more optimistic than ever — and quietly preparing for the biggest wealth transfer in a generation. Their response? A...

Artificial intelligence is eroding the subtleties, nuances and individuality of speech, writing and even thought, a group of psychologists and computer scientists are warning. The researchers at the University of...

Global companies are producing far more content than just a few years ago, and many are struggling to keep up. A new enterprise report by Smartcat shows that content demands...

AT&T will spend more than $250 billion over five years in the U.S. to expand its network infrastructure and will hire thousands of technicians this year, it said on Tuesday,...