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Strong glaucoma sales and disciplined spending helped Iridex narrow its quarterly loss, signaling resilience despite retina segment woes and global headwinds.

A watchdog group's call for disclosure around foreign gifts to elite universities spotlights a high-stakes debate over money, influence, and public trust.

A Minnesota jury found major companies liable for a man's terminal cancer from asbestos in talc powders, highlighting a growing legal battle.

A former top performer at Accenture alleges he was fired for his Rastafarian dreadlocks, sparking a major legal battle over religious and racial rights.

Amidst a 20% workforce cut, Geospace Technologies reports wider losses, testing its high-stakes strategy to pivot from oil & gas to new tech markets.

As Spirit Airlines grounds its fleet, rental giant SIXT offers a lifeline to stranded travelers and a new career path for displaced employees.

The telecom's Glo Fiber expansion fuels record growth, but rising net losses and a 10% workforce reduction reveal the high cost of its strategic pivot.

The nation's largest culinary school celebrates its seventh top workplace award, but a closer look reveals a more complex story behind the celebrated culture.

A new report reveals 87% of ad pros see their industry's model as broken. AI, tech sprawl, and client pressure are forcing a painful transformation.

In a significant move, 35 workers at a key biopharmaceutical firm supporting the CDC and FDA have unionized, highlighting new frontiers for organized labor.

With 93% of candidates facing interview anxiety, a new wave of real-time AI tools is changing the game. Is it cheating or the future of hiring?

EnerSys will unveil its strategic framework and technology roadmap, outlining its plan to navigate the energy transition and capitalize on market growth.

The 2026 NAB Show tackles AI's industry takeover, the creator economy's explosive growth, and new challenges for storytellers in a transformed media world.

A key advisory council says its worker-driven advice was ignored in the new sustainable jobs plan, raising doubts about the government's strategy.

ADP's preliminary data suggested steady hiring, but official government figures show a surprising job loss, fueling debate on US economic health.

Over 3,800 layoffs hit NJ in early 2026, an 83% spike. Why is the state's job market lagging the nation and what does it mean for its workers?

Norsk Hydro plans to close its Lucé, France extrusion plant, impacting 80 jobs, as part of a wider strategy that has targeted six plants across Europe.

The children's apparel giant posts strong Q4 sales, but steep tariff impacts and strategic spending lead to a forecast of declining earnings per share.

Nearly 500 Teamsters at MarinHealth will strike over a proposal to add up to $1,000 in monthly health costs, escalating a year-long contract battle.

After a major trial failure tanked its stock, Rezolute pins its hopes on a second drug program and a crucial FDA meeting to chart a path forward.