We all know that person who seems to change jobs every year. One day they deal with marketing, the next day with technology sales. Their LinkedIn sounds like a career journey across industries. At first glance it may seem like they are just bored or chasing more money, but there is often a deeper story … Read more
As recently as last year, drugstore chains were a bright spot for female executives — one of the few sectors in corporate America where women could reach the very top. Rosalind Brewer was CEO of Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. and at the time of her appointment was the only black woman to lead a Fortune … Read more
Canton, Ohio, once called itself the City of Diversified Industries. That name, locals admit, doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue. But it reflected an important part of the city’s identity as a manufacturing center, with companies such as appliance company Hoover based there. Today, Canton is not doing so well. The number of manufacturing jobs … Read more
Jayden Wheeler, determined to hold on to his past, wasn’t sure what his future would or could look like. He was 25, in an inpatient rehab program, and his most recent job was sorting through donations at a Goodwill thrift store. “I really didn’t know what I wanted to do or where I wanted to … Read more
A growing number of seniors in Malaysia are looking for post-retirement jobs to cope with the rising cost of living and longer life expectancy, according to Jobstreet, a Southeast Asian employment website. The online employment agency’s CEO Vic Sithasanan said there has been a 13 percent increase in job applications from seniors aged 60 and … Read more
While artificial intelligence as a technology may have taken off after its launch ChatGPT two years ago, the concept is far from new. Apple founder Steve Jobs, a visionary in the world of technology, predicted the potential of AI as far back as 40 years ago, envisioning machines that can answer questions and think like … Read more
It’s time to update my analysis of unemployment trends under Democratic and Republican administrations to illustrate the contrasting impact that D and R presidents can have on the economy. I can’t say it often or loud enough. Democrats are better than Republicans at managing the American economy. I have the receipts. It’s not even close. … Read more
Dear Editor: As if Wyoming hasn’t suffered enough from regulatory overreach recently — think what the BLM is trying to do in the Southwest or the Powder River Basin — we’re facing another catastrophic potential outcome. This time it’s the Office of Surface Mining that single-handedly has the power to extend or end the life … Read more
“Both political parties realize that if they want to stay in power, if we want our candidates to win, then we have to win over that voting block,” Eric Holguin said. TEXAS, USA — Latino voters in Texas make up the second largest group of voters in Texas, according to non-profit UnidosUS. The organization recently … Read more
Increased defense spending in San Diego contributed to nearly 20,000 more jobs in San Diego by fiscal year 2024, according to a new report from the UC San Diego Rady School of Management. A few thousand of those new jobs are active duty military positions, but most of them — about 16,000 — are civilian … Read more