Microsoft’s latest layoffs coincide with a rise in H‑1B filings, intensifying scrutiny of its AI‑driven workforce shift.

New data from Ramp and Revelio show that intensive Gen AI adoption is linked to higher headcount and more entry-level hiring, challenging fears that “AI kills jobs” and reshaping IT leaders’ ...

Pixelle Speciality Solutions closed the paper mill last year, but plans were announced for a nitrile glove company to move in ...

The dead period was days away and Virginia Tech's recruiting class of 2027 was all but done, but the hustle inside of the ...

Microsoft is eliminating about 4,800 jobs — about 2.1% of the company’s global workforce — with its Xbox gaming unit among ...

The top A.I. companies are changing their tune on mass layoffs as public perception of artificial intelligence turns negative ...

Artificial intelligence is reshaping campaigns at every level of government while emerging as a defining issue for candidates ...

As Microsoft continues to invest majorly into AI, it's gaming division, Xbox, is making major cuts to its workforce and ...

Microsoft is cutting thousands of jobs with the majority of layoffs hitting the company’s video game division, Xbox. The tech ...

AI hiring in India’s IT sector rose 16% in June, outpacing broader IT recruitment as companies shift toward specialized ...

Companies embracing AI to recruit faster could be damaging their ability to compete for top talent, according to a major new study.