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Real estate services firm CBRE beat Wall Street expectations for first-quarter profit and revenue on Thursday, helped by strong demand for its leasing and facilities management services amid rapid expansion...
Read moreMicrosoft said on Thursday that it will invest A$25 billion ($17.9 billion) in Australia by the end of 2029 to boost computing and artificial intelligence capacity, betting on growing demand...
Read moreTens of thousands of Samsung Electronics workers rallied at a sprawling factory complex south of Seoul on Thursday, venting their anger over compensation levels ahead of a planned lengthy strike...
Read moreToday is Earth Day, and the focus on climate action is also sharpening attention on something more immediate: what Net Zero actually is and what it is doing to work...
Read moreFor most employees, AI still feels more like background noise than a daily tool. People are hearing about it, planning around it, and worrying about it—but in practice, many jobs...
Read moreArtificial intelligence is increasingly linked to career progression for women in technology, according to a new report from ANSR and Talent500 and reported by MSN. The data shows a strong...
Read moreThe CEO role is widely considered one of the most demanding in business. For women, that pressure is often amplified by higher scrutiny, fewer peers, and tighter margins for error....
Read moreBritish employers offered slightly higher pay deals in the first quarter of 2026 but early signs of softness emerged in April, a key month for wage settlements, a survey from...
Read moreMeta Platforms said on Tuesday it has begun construction on a new data center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, a project valued at more than $1 billion, as the Facebook-parent races to...
Read morePresident Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday moved to make it more difficult to hold companies liable when their contractors or franchisees violate federal wage laws. The U.S. Department of Labor...
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