Layoffs in Jan. were most to start a year since 2009
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U.S. employers announce most cuts since the depths of the Great Recession in a signal economic uncertainty may be taking a ...
While Wall Street remains fixated on the selloff in software stocks—sparked by fears that artificial intelligence is ...
Job cuts in January were the highest to start a year since 2009, when the United States was in the middle of the Great ...
In an omen of economic uncertainty ahead, U.S. companies laid off 108,435 workers in January, an increase of 205% from ...
US companies announced the largest number of job cuts for any January since the depths of the Great Recession in 2009, ...
New numbers from U.S.-based employers show January was the worst month for job cuts since 2009, according to a report from ...
Layoffs last month reflected a 118% increase over January 2025 and more than doubled the total layoffs from December ...
New data on jobs and layoffs this week highlights rising job cuts and lackluster hiring plans.
The labor market is becoming increasingly inhospitable in the United States, as demand for workers continues to wane and job postings are at their lowest levels since the pandemic.
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