Many companies may cut jobs in 2026 as they use more artificial intelligence. A new survey shows big firms are planning layoffs, especially...

Fed Rate Cut Decision: Stocks sit near record highs as the S&P 500 hovers just under 6,900 while markets brace for Wednesday’s Fed decision...

US stock futures inched higher on Monday as the Dow hovered near 47,997, the S&P 500 hit 6,887, and the Nasdaq reached 25,789, with markets...

Cyber Monday 2025 spending forecast: Black Friday saw record online spending of $11.8 billion. Shoppers preferred digital platforms over ph...

The digital economy has opened up numerous opportunities for online side-hustles. Options include online tutoring, freelance writing, affil...

In 2023, Indian-origin CEOs stood out with strategic decisions, leaving a lasting impact.

Happy Monday. Byju’s has held discussions to pay higher interest rates to its lenders for the $1.2 billion loan the company picked up in No...

Bucking the layoff trend that has hit companies across the spectrum, software major Adobe has said it will not perform company-wide layoffs.

Companies like Meta, Google, Twitter & Disney, among others, laid off many employees recently.

Nearly four in 10 previously laid off tech workers found jobs less than a month after they began searching, the survey found. However, 2023...

Meta laid off 11,000 employees, or about 13% of its workforce, as it deals with declining revenue and broader tech industry woes, according...

The engineer is among the 11,000 who were laid off en mass by Meta.

Tesla Inc rose 1.4%, initially helping to limit the Nasdaq's losses before the tech-heavy index's slide widened.

The NYSE FANG+TM Index, which includes the core FAANG stocks, fell 1.8%, and all 11 sectors of the S&P 500 traded lower.

Reports suggest that over 6,000 employees in India have lost jobs even as the company has put in place a voluntary separation programme for...

Even as pink slips are being handed out at a hectic pace amid economic downturn, some companies are still going out of their way to please ...

Despite better-than-expected preliminary earnings for Q4, Adobe Systems will cut 600 jobs, or 8% of its work force due to slower revenue gr...