Layoffs

Recent data indicates some cooling of the job market, but the real number of people laid off may be higher.

Whatever the reason, shareholders seem to love hearing that jobs cuts are coming.

In the last few days, Microsoft, eBay and Salesforce have joined the list of companies that have made layoff announcements this month.

Employees who lose their jobs at the end of they year may vent on social media. That can hurt a company's reputation, experts say.

The music streaming service just announced its third round of layoffs this year after previous years of intensive borrowing.

People are scanning today's jobs report for signs of slower job creation and greater wage gains — as unemployment claims hover near pre-pandemic lows, and companies announce fewer layoffs.

The company just announced it would cut 1,800 corporate jobs, in addition to 500 it eliminated last fall.

Opening new stores may be a way for some retailers to position themselves for both a downturn and a recovery.

A lot of them don't even know they're eligible.

In the laid-back beach town of Santa Cruz, a local retailer adds wildfires and epic rain storms to the list of things to plan for.