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With U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics employees furloughed due to the federal government shutdown, the agency's website shows a release from Wednesday as its most recent data update instead of...

Canada's services economy contracted at a steeper pace in September as businesses shed jobs and outstanding work sank to a five-year low, S&P Global's Canada services PMI data showed on...

Artificial intelligence startups are attracting record sums of venture capital, but some of the world's largest investors warned that early-stage valuations are starting to look frothy, senior investment executives said...

Over the first nine months of this year, AI-focused firms leased more than 486,000 square feet of office space across Manhattan — already surpassing the 414,000 square feet leased by...

For all the corporate hype and Silicon Valley hand-wringing, new research suggests that the U.S. jobs market hasn’t yet experienced the AI apocalypse some have warned about. In a new...

U.S. employers announced fewer layoffs in September but hiring plans so far this year were the lowest since 2009, a report said on Thursday, adding to evidence of a labor...

British businesses have the joint weakest hiring intentions since 2020 and expect the fastest consumer price inflation since early 2024, according to a Bank of England survey on Thursday which...

A new MyPerfectResume survey shows that millions of U.S. workers are stuck in “ghost growth,” which is the illusion of career advancement without raises, promotions, or real authority. Instead of...

The new The Future of Work in Travel & Tourism report from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) spotlights an urgent workforce crisis looming over the global travel and...

The ongoing U.S. federal government shutdown is raising concerns across the commercial real estate industry, particularly among landlords leasing office space to government agencies. If the funding impasse continues, it...