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Broadcom said it had laid off about 1,100 employees across its businesses to cut costs after its merger with Brocade Communications Systems.
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The Silicon Valley giant has said that a new artificial intelligence research hub will open in Accra, Ghana, later this year.
A fourth rate hike this year could bring about an inverted yield curve and economic slowdown, Principal Global Investors CEO Jim McCaughan believes.
New applications for U.S. unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week and the number of Americans on jobless rolls declined to a near 44½-year low.
Despite record-high confidence on Main Street, a labor shortage issue is increasingly weighing on small businesses around the country.
Microsoft Corp is working on technology that would eliminate cashiers and checkout lines from stores, in a nascent challenge to Amazon.com Inc's automated grocery shop, according to sources.
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The 9-year bull market will likely end in mid-2019 or 2020, says J.P. Morgan strategist.
Amazon is offering its workers $5,000 to quit their jobs, but only a small percentage actually take the offer, the Phoenix Business Journal reports.
The Cheesecake Factor was found partly liable in a $4.6 million case where a contractor wasn't giving breaks or paying proper overtime to the overnight janitorial staff, the New York Times reports.
On Wednesday it was announced that technology firms are to put nearly £2.3 billion ($3 billion) of private investment into the U.K.
Tesla announced on Monday that it was laying off 9 percent of its salaried workers. The electric-car company's CFO, Deepak Ahuja, has been through the worst of Tesla layoffs before.
Uber removed a NYC driver's access to its app after he kicked a lesbian couple out of his car for kissing. Now the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission suspended the driver's taxi license, pending an investigation.
CNBC's annual America's Top States for Business scores all 50 states on their business competitiveness. Here is the methodology and sources for our exclusive ranking.
The Amazon HQ2 decision gets all the attention, but there is a far larger war for skilled labor, pitting state against state across the US. There are not enough unemployed workers in the country to fill current job openings.
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