The alleged abuse of toddlers at a Bengaluru workplace daycare has exposed gaps in oversight, accountability and safety standards at corporate childcare facilities. The piece calls for stricter ...

The ​country's envied economic ​success over its first ⁠250 years is ​largely thanks to new ​labor, ideas and investment from ...

By Lindsey Berckman, Aerospace & Defense leader, Deloitte. For decades, competitive advantage in aerospace and defense centered on an organization’s ability to design an advance ...

Emerging analytics platforms and AI tools help institutions make more data-driven decisions about program offerings, student ...

C ommunities competing to attract data center facilities may be overlooking a critical question: Do they have the workers needed to build and operate them? A new report from Lightcast, “Data Centers ...

Pentagon leaders cut their department’s workforce by more than 10% with little regard for the effects—and still has no plans to assess them, according to a congressional watchdog report released on ...

The Trump administration on Monday unveiled the nation’s first Workforce Pell Grant program, a federal student aid initiative designed to move Americans more quickly into high-demand jobs through ...

With nearly 18 million U.S. employees, healthcare is the largest private-sector employer in the nation, yet the industry’s workforce has consistently been characterized by shortages, stress and ...

Snap rose after announcing plans to lay off around 16% of its workforce. CEO Evan Spiegel said AI advancements are helping staff work faster and reduce "repetitive work." The company expects to reduce ...

Early 2026 saw tech layoffs surpass 45,000 globally, with 68% concentrated in the U.S., as companies restructured operations to prioritize AI investments. These layoffs occurred despite strong revenue ...