Jobs

Jeff Bezos says AI will create a labor shortage and won't replace humans, offering an optimistic outlook at the VivaTech technology conference in Paris.

The Fed left interest rates unchanged in June as Fed Chair Kevin Warsh led his first monetary policy meeting at the central bank, which faces elevated inflation due to the Iran war.

Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling is calling on governors to take action to target unemployment insurance program waste, fraud and abuse.

Rivian laid off hundreds of workers in its service and customer division as the EV maker restructures teams to profitably scale its business.

The Federal Reserve is expected to hold rates steady as inflation rises to 4.2%, with new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh set to hold his first press conference.

Boating retailer West Marine filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and submitted plans to shutter 59 locations while pursuing strategic reorganization.

Mortgage rates ticked higher this week, with Freddie Mac reporting the average 30-year fixed loan rose to 6.52% as homebuyers continued to enter the market.

America's Workforce Academy offers paid training and guaranteed job opportunities for electricians and technicians needed to build AI data centers.

One of California's largest fast-food franchise operators is moving to close and sell dozens of burger restaurants following a bankruptcy filing.

Meta launches America's Workforce Academy with $115 million investment, offering free skilled trades training with guaranteed jobs for all graduates.

AI was the leading reason cited for U.S. job cuts for the third consecutive month, with 97,006 layoffs announced in May, according to new data.

Hibbett Sports will close around 175 stores over the next three years as parent company JD Sports pursues a cost-cutting and optimization strategy.

The Trumpian boom: jobs rising more than double the predications, prior months revised higher. wage income beating inflation