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Layoffs announced by U.S. employers fell sharply in November, but hiring intentions continued to lag as businesses navigated an uncertain economic environment against the backdrop of tariffs on imports and...

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits fell to a more than three-year low last week, allaying fears of a sharp deterioration in labor market conditions after...

Meta is expected to make budget cuts of up to 30% for its metaverse initiative, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the discussions. The Facebook parent's shares...

The U.S. Health and Human Services Department has quietly rolled out new rules that make it significantly harder for employees with disabilities to get telework approved — changes that unions...

A growing number of early-career Americans are moving back in with their parents as high living costs and low salaries strain financial independence, according to Zety’s 2025 Boomerang Kids Report....

Six former Environmental Protection Agency employees on Wednesday filed a First Amendment legal challenge against EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for terminating their employment because they protested what they said was...

Mexico on Wednesday announced it would boost the minimum wage next year and push to trim the country's long work week, the latest moves by the country's leftist administration aimed...

U.S. private payrolls posted their biggest drop in more than two and a half years in November as small businesses shed jobs, but the weakness is probably not a true...

Banks are stepping back into commercial real estate lending after a long period of caution, reviving activity that had been frozen by valuation resets and a sluggish deal pipeline. Loan...

America’s business leaders are heading into 2026 with renewed confidence. International Workplace Group’s new State of the U.S. C-Suite report shows widespread optimism: 95% of CEOs feel positive about the...