Corporate America’s long freeze on layoffs has ended. After years of “labour hoarding” post-pandemic, major firms like Amazon, UPS, Target, and Meta a ...

The battle for the future of retail checkout has begun, and Walmart finds itself at the epicenter of a transformation that ...

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With Amazon, GM, and Skydance Paramount all announcing layoffs this week, many workers are worried their companies will be ...

Activists urge boycott of Amazon, Target, Home Depot & Kellogg’s in November to protest corporate power and DEI rollbacks.

More than 800 Twin Cities workers had to wait five days before being told they had lost their jobs via a glitchy Zoom call.

Target was long praised for a progressive corporate culture, but current and former employees say it feels like that is ...

The new 149,000-square-foot Target — well above the companywide average of 125,000 square feet — opened Oct. 12. The Indian ...

In a statement, Amazon Chief Executive Andy Jassy (pictured) said AWS is now growing at a pace that hasn’t been seen since ...

UPS, Amazon, and Target are laying off thousands of workers due to rising operational costs, shifts in consumer spending, and ...

Amazon said on Oct. 28 that it is cutting thousands of corporate jobs. What does this mean for its Floridian employees?

Hundreds of additional employees are reportedly slated for “temporary layoffs.” And GM has recently moved to downsize other ...