Tag: North America

When technologists and investors imagine where artificial intelligence is taking root in America, they picture the usual suspects: San Francisco, Seattle, New York, Boston. The places with the venture capital, ...

In summer 2024, software company Lattice announced some new hires of sorts: a cadre of AI “employees” the firm would onboard, train, and manage like human workers. Though the tech ...

On Tuesday, members of the newly formed App Drivers Union rallied victoriously outside the Massachusetts State House, celebrating the certification of the first statewide rideshare union, representing nearly 70,000 workers.  ...

The U.S. postal service has secured a major new logistics partnership, signing a $10 billion agreement to provide package delivery services for DHL eCommerce in the United States, according to ...

Social media has become a primary career resource for Gen Z workers, influencing everything from job searches to major career decisions. But a new report from Zety suggests that while ...

Demand for experienced remote and hybrid professionals is growing even as the job market remains weak, according to Toptal's Q1 2026 High-Skilled Job Report. Demand for experienced technology and professional ...

IBM said on Thursday it plans to invest more than $10 billion in quantum computing over five years as it aims to build by 2029 the first large-scale quantum computer ...

The number of Americans filing claims for unemployment benefits increased marginally last week amid relatively low layoffs, despite the dragging war with Iran. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits rose ...

A new large-scale Stanford University study examining how AI hiring systems operate across real-world job applications is raising concerns about racial bias and the growing influence of shared hiring algorithms. ...

Flexible workspace can improve office building performance and tenant appeal, but only up to a certain point, according to a new report from JLL. The consultancy found that flex workspace ...