Layoffs

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.

A spike in layoffs to 14-year highs clashes with extreme investor optimism, raising fears of a major market correction on the horizon for 2026.

Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai, 78, receives a 20-year sentence, decried as a 'life sentence' and a grave threat to journalists worldwide.

After a second bankruptcy filing in five years, the 25-year-old fashion chain is closing for good, sparking huge sales and questions about its collapse.

Once valued at $3.3B, the healthtech giant seeks Chapter 11 protection, a stark warning for the post-pandemic digital health industry.

Following a sudden Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the assets of a national trucking firm are now for sale, creating unique opportunities in a soft freight market.

Facing a cash crunch after a major clinical trial setback, the cancer vaccine developer is exploring a sale or merger, putting its pipeline at risk.

A new GDC report paints a grim picture of the game industry, detailing widespread layoffs, growing distrust of AI, and a powerful surge toward unionization.

Canada's largest game studio appoints a new COO and Deputy CEO, signaling a strategic evolution to manage its rapid expansion beyond Dead by Daylight.

As Ottawa slashes thousands of jobs, public servants face a fight for their careers while costly consultants remain. Is this fiscal prudence or a costly mistake?

Canadian firms are pulling back on hiring for 2026, not due to the economy, but a critical lack of skilled talent. A new survey reveals the growing crisis.

Northern Virginia's housing market is set for a more balanced 2026, but high prices and stable 6% mortgage rates will continue to challenge many buyers.

Facing market pressure, Mobileye plans a major CES 2026 reveal of its 'physical AI' and new chip architecture alongside key partner Volkswagen.

IO Biotech’s cancer vaccine posts impressive 5-year survival data, but a narrow miss in its pivotal trial creates an uncertain path in a competitive market.