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Citi is cutting nearly 300 positions across three different units in New York as it continues its sweeping layoff effort to save between $2 billion and $2.5 billion in costs.

The number of Americans applying to receive unemployment benefits unexpectedly ticked higher by 13,000 last week, according to new Labor Department data.

Bumble is giving 350 of its workers the ax, the dating app company said Tuesday. Impacted workers started receiving notification on Wednesday.

Vice Media CEO Bruce Dixon said in his memo to staff last week that several hundred employees would be laid off and the company would stop publishing content on Vice.com.

Many industries were hit with layoffs in 2023, but for those who want to find a position with more job security, social media users say the answer is simple: the federal government.

What happens if you truly dislike your boss at work but still care about your job and your career progress? Two executive experts weighed in with insights and tips for employees.

Career experts say that those seeking new jobs should try for "reach roles" even if they think they won't get them — as recruiters may be looking for the very skills the applicants possess.

The "Taylor Swift effect" has seemingly reached London’s Victoria and Albert Museum. It is seeking to hire a "superfan" to help curators in an advisory role.

Three workers at Houston-based Troy Construction are fighting for their careers and sounding off on President Biden's green energy agenda putting livelihoods at stake.

Unions carried out the highest number of major work stoppages in the U.S. in more than 20 years in 2023, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer is the hot new emerging job for 2024. Although most companies do not need someone dedicated solely to AI in the C-suite, they need something.

So you were offered the job and accepted it – but then the company rescinded the offer. If this unfortunate career circumstance happens to you, here's the best way to handle it, say experts.

Over 50% who have been told by employers to work in the office are currently or planning on looking for a new job this year, per a recent report.

Retired nurse Joyce Fleming details why she decided to return to the workforce, pointing to high prices and shrinking savings on 'Fox & Friends.'