Job Numbers Are Up, but See Which Companies Are Still Cutting
Major U.S. employers issued the fewest layoff announcements so far this year in May, tracking with the strong employment numbers the government announced June 5.
6 Trump Family Crypto Bets Getting Crushed in Bitcoin’s Crash (and Why They’re Still Winning)
Bitcoin dropped to about $62,000 today. That’s down more than 50% from its October 2025 peak above $126,000. The entire crypto market has shed more
The 20 Highest-Paying Jobs in America? Doctors, Doctors, More Doctors.
Question: What are the 20 highest-paid jobs in America? Answer: Doctor. It’s not far from the truth: Of the 20 U.S. occupations with the highest
10 Top Entry-Level, Remote Careers for New Grads (and Companies Hiring)
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com. Graduating in 2026? According to a recent survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), employers plan
Have Wages Kept up With Inflation? 4 Answers — and the One That Should Worry You
“Wages have kept up with inflation.” “No, they haven’t.” You’ve heard both. Both sides have data. Both sides are right — and that’s the problem.
What’s Harder Than Landing a Job? Holding onto One You Already Have
One of the few things more stressful than looking for a job in 2026 may be trying to hold onto one, new research suggests. After
Most Employers Are Using AI for Hiring and Firing Decisions. How Reliable Is It?
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on MyPerfectResume.com. Artificial intelligence is no longer just a behind-the-scenes hiring tool. It’s now shaping who gets seen, who
Summer Jobs for Teens Expected to Fall. Where Can They Still Find Work?
School is almost out for teenagers across the country, and those hoping to land a summer job may have a tough time finding one. Last
Americans Are Relying on Side Hustles to Pay Bills. Which Pay Best?
Whether they’re delivering food late into the night, selling handmade crafts online or creating social media content with the hopes of landing a brand deal,
College Grads Expect an $80K Salary. Good Luck with That
Newly minted college graduates may have to manage their expectations about that first job. The average college student expects to earn $80,000 after graduation, according