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Billionaire investor Mark Cuban warns 'this is how recessions start' as federal cuts ripple through economy

“This is a bigger issue than people realize. Not just jobs lost. But their families losing benefits. Landlords losing tenants. Cities and towns losing revenue.”

Stock Market Today: Trump's Tariff Reversal Can't Save Stocks

Stock Market Today: Trump's Tariff Reversal Can't Save Stocks

Panic selling sent the Nasdaq Composite into correction territory, while the Dow and S&P 500 suffered notable losses.

CEO turnover just hit a new January record as companies dump their top brass because of political and economic upheaval

CEO turnover just hit a new January record as companies dump their top brass because of political and economic upheaval

The government and nonprofit sectors have seen the most CEO exits.

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CEOs have never headed for the exits as much as they are this year—here's why so many are leaving

"The current landscape has a lot of uncertainty baked in, and companies are responding by putting temporary leaders in place."

Amazon, Target and other retailers are ramping up hiring for the holiday shopping season

Retailers are ramping up hiring for the holiday season

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Say goodbye to that bonus: Workers are set to take home less as companies tighten their belts

A shift in workplace power dynamics and a murky economic outlook has employees’ pockets a little lighter this holiday season.

A record number of CEOs are heading for the exits as companies face a murky future

May saw more CEOs leave their positions than any month since 2002, according to new research from a career transitioning firm.

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Tech layoffs have soared to the highest level in more than two decades

Tech layoffs have soared to the highest level in more than two decades

The tech industry has cut almost as many jobs since January as in all of 2001.

More CEOs are leaving their jobs, and it's opening doors for women to step up

More CEOs are leaving their jobs, and it's opening doors for women to step up

Even CEOs don't want to work. But stepping down has ushered in more incoming female CEOs than ever before, a new report finds.

Amazon and Microsoft's big layoffs aren't solving the talent shortage, EY CEO says

Amazon and Microsoft's big layoffs aren't solving the talent shortage, EY CEO says

The pool of tech talent isn't as deep as it seems, says EY CEO Carmine Di Sibio. So what's happening with the thousands of laid off tech workers?

Investors Pay The Price When 20 Companies Viciously Slash Jobs

Investors Pay The Price When 20 Companies Viciously Slash Jobs

Employees aren't the only ones feeling the pain from a jump in layoffs. Investors are too.

Investors Business Daily

June’s economy dichotomy: US adds 372,000 jobs while employers announce 32,000 layoffs

Is the hot labor market strengthening or weakening? Or doing both at the same time?

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