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Sen. Joe Manchin frustrated Democrats and President Biden by refusing to sign on to the admin's progressive agenda. He is now signed on to a modified Build Back Better.

Bestselling author and career coach Ken Coleman warns company leaders that employees want growth opportunity, and with 11.3 million openings, will leave current jobs to "level up."

Chris Weavers, the owner of JW’s Food & Spirits, in Grand Haven, Michigan, tells “Fox & Friends” about how the state’s expected minimum wage increase “is not going to be good.”

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Financial freedom and opportunity are main reasons why people as well as companies have been moving to Texas recently, an official with a multi-billion dollar development north of Dallas argued.

Here is a FOX Business roundup of the companies that have either laid employees off or halted or slowed hiring.

The convenience store chain's cuts are related to an ongoing "integration process" of its $21 billion acquisition of Speedway gas stations that occurred in 2020.

The Labor Department on Thursday released new data on jobless claims, revealing that the labor market is beginning to cool as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates.

Earnings season really picks up speed on Thursday with a slew of reports on tap including AT&T, Domino's Pizza and Capital One Financial.

The video hosting, sharing and services platform has become the latest tech company to cut back on its workforce in preparation for an economic downturn.

Other tech companies being more cautious about hiring include Google, Meta Platforms, Spotify and Uber.