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Payscale recently put out a report identifying what it called the most "recession-proof" jobs this year, all of which it said saw double-digit increases in pay, including waiter/waitress, banker and media director

Santa Claus is busier than ever this time of year, making stops at malls, homes and community events. Despite the sometimes long hours, paychecks can be rewarding.

Experts weigh in on handling the office gift swap during the holidays. While some options are suitable for colleagues, some are definitely off-limits — and some send the wrong message.

Attorney Ira Lee Sorkin, who represented Bernie Madoff, advises Sam Bankman-Fried to "shut up" and "don't talk" following the fallen FTX founder's $250 million bail posting.

Bitcoin is in a period of relative stability, trading above $16,000, though researchers say the coin's youth does not provide a lot of data to forecast price movements.

Human resource experts say more companies are open to hiring job applicants with criminal records and see the trend as one solution to the tight labor market.

FTX filed for approval for retaining counsel, forensic investigation consultants and accountants, revealing details about the rates the crypto-exchange could pay.

Micron Technology will lay off 10% of its workforce and undergo an aggressive restructuring plan in 2023, citing a "significant supply demand mismatch."

The U.S. economy expanded in the third quarter after shrinking in the first half of the year, but economists remain worried about a recession in 2023.

New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has found logging to be the most dangerous job in America, followed by industries such as fishing, hunting and roofing.

Tyson announced a consolidation of offices in October, but hundreds of employees have decided not to relocate.

Kelly Conlon, a mom and lawyer, was denied entry into Radio City last month when trying to see the Rockettes’ Christmas show with her daughter and her daughter's Girl Scout troop.

Fla. Sen. Rick Scott called out the Bureau of Labor Statitstics for estimating more than a million new jobs from March to June, after the Philadelphia Fed said it was 10,500.

Heritage Foundation Research Fellow E.J. Antoni expands on his recent op-ed breaking down how it pays off not to work under President Biden's welfare programs.