Thousands of workers are falling victim to job cuts at Amazon, UPS, Nestlé, and other large companies, in an economy defined by uncertainty, AI, and global tensions.

Many firms are investing billions in generative AI tools and cloud infrastructure — but that investment often comes at the ...

In a dramatic shift, UPS, the iconic logistics company known for its brown trucks, is undergoing its most significant ...

The practice of ‘labor hoarding’—holding on to employees for fear of not being able to get them back later—has reached its end.

Here are some companies that have moved to cut jobs recently. General Motors moved to lay off about 1,700 workers across ...

United Parcel Service (NYSE: UPS) shares closed Friday at $96.42, but the real story isn’t the recovery. It’s the stunning collapse in retail investor sentiment following the company’s earnings beat ...

In today's episode, Ed Clissold, Chief US Strategist at Ned Davis Research, pulls back the curtain on what’s really powering ...

Amazon announced a reorganization that will result in the elimination of 14,000 jobs — and said AI is a leading cause.

Normally, economists would verify their suspicions through the weekly jobless claims report, which shows how many people apply for unemployment benefits. They'd also look at a monthly report on total ...

UPS has announced it has slashed 48,000 jobs in 2025 as part of a sweeping restructuring effort aimed at improving efficiency ...

Episode four opens with, uh, let’s say NSWF sequence that’s better left for the player to discover. If there was any concern ...

UPS, Amazon, and Target are laying off thousands of workers due to rising operational costs, shifts in consumer spending, and ...