Nearly a third of Americans working overtime to afford holiday costs: survey
Nearly one in three Americans are putting in extra hours at work or taking on a side gig to afford holiday expenses this year, according to a new survey.
Higher productivity means Fed can cut rates, contain inflation: Ryan Detrick
Carson Group chief market strategist Ryan Detrick discusses whether the stock market will see good returns in an election year on 'Making Money.'
Private sector job growth cools more than expected in November: ADP
Hiring by private U.S. companies eased more than forecast in November, a sign that the labor market may be softening in the face of higher interest rates.
SAG-AFTRA members ratify contract with Hollywood studios weeks after strike ends
SAG-AFTRA members voted to ratify a nearly three-year agreement with the AMPTP on Tuesday covering workers in television, theater and streaming.
Job openings unexpectedly fall in October to lowest level in 2 years
The number of available jobs fell more than expected in October to 8.7 million, a sign the labor market is cooling in the face of higher interest rates.
Office holiday parties: Do's and don'ts for a corporate Christmas affair
This guide lays out the do's and don'ts for a corporate holiday gathering including skipping the fourth or fifth cocktail, being present with colleagues and more.
The holiday work party: has the time come to ditch it?
Many employers believe throwing a holiday party for workers is the best way to show appreciation this time of year. However, if not done right, they can end up backfiring.
Want a job in a completely new industry? Here are critical career tips from experts
Making a career pivot from one industry to another can be exciting but challenging. Job and hiring experts offer insights and advice for those looking to make a change.
Strength of US consumer has likely run its course: Michelle Girard
NatWest Markets U.S. head Michelle Girard discusses the state of the American consumer after spending slowed in October on 'Making Money.'
5 things you need to know about stock options and the potential investment opportunity at your company
Stock options can potentially earn employees a lot of money if a company is successful. Here's all you need to know before making the investment.
Berkshire Hathaway’s Charlie Munger on core ideas that helped him succeed in life and business
Charlie Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and longtime business partner of Warren Buffett, passed away just ahead of his 100th birthday. A new book contains his wit and wisdom.
US Steel announces plans to lay off hundreds at southern Illinois mill
Up to 1,000 jobs are on the chopping block for U.S. Steel Corporation's Granite City Works mill in southern Illinois, the company announced this week.
Google Bard lead debunks ‘natural fear’ of AI's development: 'Computers do things with you’
Google Bard product lead Jack Krawczyk addressed growing fears among the public about AI in an interview with FOX Business — and said Bard has been safely incorporated into the workplace.
Companies are cutting worker benefits to offset the sting of high inflation
A new Glassdoor report suggests that companies are paring back the benefits they offer to workers in an attempt to offset the sting from high inflation.
Can you avoid end-of-the-year career burnout? Job experts reveal secrets
Job experts reveal how to prevent end-of-year career burnout as workers struggle to complete projects while also addressing family and personal responsibilities before the holidays.
Rural restaurant's viral job listing appeals to ‘alcoholics,' those with ‘police record’
A hotel restaurant in Tasmania said that they were so desperate for staff that they would overlook the applicant's police record or substance abuse problem.
AI may be greater threat to wages than jobs, European study finds
A new paper published by the European Central Bank found that artificial intelligence technology counterintuitively increased job opportunities for younger and high-skilled workers.
Two-thirds of Americans say AI could do their job
Advanced artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT have sparked fears that the new technology could soon replace many careers, and workers believe it, according to a new survey.
AI will kill some jobs but may offer new opportunities for workers: experts
Artificial intelligence will cause some massive shifts in the job market, completely killing some jobs while leading to new opportunities and jobs in other fields.
Biden economic adviser points to inflation, jobs trends as good signs, despite voters' dissatisfaction
Jared Bernstein, chair of Council of Economic Advisers, says the U.S. economy is "moving on the right track," though there is "a lot more work to do."