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ADP Report: Private Employers Added 200,000 Jobs In March, Above Economists’ Expectations

The new data come ahead of the U.S. Labor Department’s more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday.

Marco Rubio Wants To Triple Visas For Foreign Tech Workers, But Flubs Basic H-1B Facts On CNN Debate

The Republican presidential candidate seems unfamiliar with the program’s rules despite sponsoring a bill to triple the number of workers who can apply.

Ahead Of Democratic Primary, Black Michigan Voters Want Solutions From Clinton And Sanders, Not Economic Rhetoric

A heated debate Sunday in Flint highlighted Hillary Clinton’s and Bernie Sanders’ varying levels of comfort in talking directly about issues that affect African-Americans.

Hillary Clinton Jobs Plan: Democrat Proposes Taking Back Tax Breaks For Companies That Move US Jobs Overseas

Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are competing for votes in the heavily industrial state of Michigan before its presidential primary election Tuesday.

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More Americans Quitting Jobs As Labor Market Strengthens

The signs of a robust jobs market could ease concerns about the health of the U.S. economy, which were underscored by other reports showing a drop in small business confidence

Coca-Cola Factory In Gaza? $20 Mil. Soda Factory To Create 1,000 Palestinian Jobs

The $20 million factory is expected to provide more than 1,000 jobs in Gaza, which has one of the world's highest unemployment rates.

How To Solve The Syrian Refugee Crisis? Create Jobs In Middle East, Germany Says

Refugees who cannot find work in Middle Eastern countries often continue on to Europe. Germany wants to make conditions better for refugees in the Middle East.

Sprint Cuts 2,500 Jobs, Mostly In Call Centers

The job losses, mostly in customer care, include 574 positions at Sprint’s headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas, reports said.

Report Warns Oil Industry To Reform

With crude prices tumbling, the industry needs to cut capital expenditures and staff if it hopes to survive, a risk management firm says.

With Protests Over Police Brutality, Do Americans Still Want To Go Into Law Enforcement?

However, some union officials and experts have said increased police scrutiny in the U.S. has damaged recruiting.

Davos 2016: Need To Embrace Robot Revolution Not Fear It, Tech Leaders Say

The so-called Fourth Industrial Revolution is here, and industry leaders at Davos suggest we focus on the possibilities.

‘I Have A Dream’ Martin Luther King Jr. Speech: Watch, Read Full Transcript Of MLK’s Historic Address Here [VIDEO]

As Americans celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a look back at one of his most famous speeches.

US Manufacturing Activity Slumps, Construction Spending Falls

Construction spending fell in November for the first time in nearly one and a half years.

Buhari Presidential Media Chat: Nigeria Willing To Negotiate With Boko Haram To Save Chibok Girls

“We are looking for a credible Boko Haram leadership that will convince us that the girls are here and alive," Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari said Wednesday.

Turing Pharma Seeks CEO To Replace Martin Shkreli, Plans Job Cuts

After Martin Shkreli's resignation amid charges of securities fraud, the private company plans to reduce its workforce.

Markets: Stocks Surge As Jobs Report Points To A Robust Economy

The latest jobs report suggests the economy is robust enough for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this month for the first time in nearly a decade.

Mass Shootings: Gun Control Advocates Face An Industry With Big Economic Footprint Across America

The San Bernardino shootings may not bring reform because the industry's job base across the U.S. gives it political clout.

October Jobs Report: Prime-Age Employment Ratio Languishes, But Change Could Be Around The Corner

The low share of prime-age adults in the U.S. workforce hasn't budged since January. That could change soon.

US Jobs Report Expected To Confirm Federal Reserve Rate Hike Expectations

A report on the employment situation in the U.S., due Friday, is widely expected to further bolster arguments for a historic rate hike by the Federal Reserve in December.

Oil Giant Chevron Announces Big Job Cuts Amid Slump In Global Prices

With the slump in global oil prices, Chevron announced Friday it plans to cut thousands of jobs.

'Steve Jobs' Disappoints; Rough Opening Weekends For 'Jem And The Holograms,' 'Rock The Kasbah,' 'The Last Witch Hunter'

"Steve Jobs" and other new movies failed to register at the box office, leaving 'The Martian' to retake the weekend's top spot.

US Labor Force Participation Will Continue To Plunge, Drive Down Unemployment Rate: Goldman Sachs Projection

Goldman Sachs researchers say declining labor force participation will continue to depress the unemployment rate.

US Employment Update: Jobless Claims Nearly Hit 42-Year Low

The new data provides a positive contrast with the most recent Labor Department employment report, which showed a slowdown in hiring.

More Jobs For New Grads? Employers Want To Hire 15 Percent More College Graduates in 2015-16 Academic Year: Report

Companies looking to hire more graduates are driven by higher employee turnover and more baby boomers retiring.

India's Flipkart Looks To Invest Up To $500M In 5 Years To Add Nearly 100 Warehouses

Flipkart also plans to commission its largest warehouse in the country this month, which is expected to create 2,000 direct jobs and nearly 15,000 indirect jobs.