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The job market in 2026 will suffer from ‘uncomfortably slow growth’ in the first half but reverse higher later in the year, JPMorgan says
By
Jason Ma
December 28, 2025
AI
‘Godfather of AI’ Geoffrey Hinton predicts 2026 will see the technology get even better and gain the ability to ‘replace many other jobs’
By
Jason Ma
December 28, 2025
North America
Telluride resort owner rips into ski patrol union after strikes shuts down slopes on Christmas
By
Mead Gruver
and
The Associated Press
December 25, 2025
Success
Meet the millennial father of six who rebuilt his life through the trades—and questions America’s obsession with college
By
Eva Roytburg
December 24, 2025
Future of Work
Meet a 55-year-old automotive technician in Arkansas who didn’t care if his kids went to college: ‘There are options’
By
Muskaan Arshad
December 21, 2025
Economy
Sneaking unemployment rate means the U.S. economy is inching closer to a key recession indicator, says Moody’s
By
Eleanor Pringle
December 19, 2025
Economy
Red flags in U.S. data will justify ‘insurance’ interest rate cuts from the Fed next year, says UBS
By
Eleanor Pringle
December 17, 2025
Economy
The labor market’s holiday present for America: the highest unemployment in 4 years. It might be ‘noisy’ but the jobs just aren’t there
By
Eva Roytburg
and
Nick Lichtenberg
December 16, 2025
Politics
Rich Western countries face a stark choice: 6-day workweeks or more immigration, top economist warns
By
Eva Roytburg
December 15, 2025
Economy
‘Be careful what you wish for’: Top economist warns any additional interest rate cuts after today would signal the economy is slipping into danger
By
Eva Roytburg
December 10, 2025
Economy
‘Fodder for a recession’: Top economist Mark Zandi warns about so many Americans ‘already living on the financial edge’ in a K-shaped economy
By
Eva Roytburg
December 9, 2025
Success
Nearly 4 million new manufacturing jobs are coming to America as boomers retire—but it’s the one trade job Gen Z doesn’t want
By
Emma Burleigh
December 4, 2025
Economy
Elon Musk says he warned Trump against tariffs, which U.S. manufacturers blame for a turn to more offshoring and diminishing American factory jobs
By
Sasha Rogelberg
December 2, 2025
Law
Zohran Mamdani, Bernie Sanders visit striking Starbucks baristas on picket line as union demands contract after nearly 4 years
By
Jennifer Peltz
and
The Associated Press
December 2, 2025
AI
Exclusive: Gravis Robotics raises $23M to tackle construction’s labor shortage with AI-powered machines
By
Beatrice Nolan
November 28, 2025
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Gen Z could wave goodbye to résumés because most companies have turned to skills-based recruitment—and find it more...
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Orianna Rosa Royle
Success
MacKenzie Scott's close relationship with Toni Morrison long before Amazon put her on the path give more than $1...
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Sasha Rogelberg
Arts & Entertainment
Gen Zers and millennials flock to so-called analog islands 'because so little of their life feels tangible'
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Michael Liedtke
and
The Associated Press