LinkedIn has shifted from a buttoned-up career-driven site to content creation and, sometimes, oversharing. Lora Kelley of The New York Times explains the changes.

Stage venues are struggling with smaller audiences and higher costs, says Lisa Adler of the Horizon Theatre Co. in Atlanta.

There’s less demand for workers in retail and many service sectors.

After being laid off, marketing professional Collin Cook has been pitching himself as a “Swiss Army knife.” He’s had mixed results.

We check in with Shauna Kruse, who moved her family across country and went back to school to become an esthetician.

Private employers added just 132,000 jobs in August, according to ADP — possibly a sign of a job market that’s leveling off.

Gig workers, like those who drive for Uber and deliver for DoorDash, occupy a murky position between employee and independent contractor as defined by labor laws.

It pushes back on the idea that the economy is slowing. But the number of workers who quit, were hired or were laid off didn’t change much.

One of America’s largest automakers announced that it would cut 3,000 jobs to lower costs amid its shift toward EVs.

The unemployment rate is high among young Chinese graduates. What does it take a get a job in such a tough economy?