Vancouver-based software company ZoomInfo laid off roughly 20 percent of its global workforce Monday and is closing its Israeli operation.

For a bunch of unremarkable warehouses, they’re generating a lot of controversy. Data centers — low-slung facilities that house the server racks and energy systems that underpin the digital economy ...

Coursera and Udemy have completed their merger, creating a massive online learning platform built for workers and employers, just as AI changes the skills needed for nearly every job. Why it matters: ...

Peloton (PTON) stock is up 54% from its 2026 lows hit in mid-March amid the U.S.-Iran war. Like many other former ...

New-age companies Swiggy and Urban Company closed the March quarter in the red, even as revenues surged. This and more in ...

National surveys show that more than 17% of employees worry taking time off could put them at risk during layoffs or ...

Cloudflare is cutting 20pc of its workforce after AI usage at the company grew 600pc in the last three months. The company said that it is cutting more than 1,100 employees, and expects restructuring ...

TTEC, a mid-size technology customer experience firm, is the latest company found to be cutting a core benefit, Business ...

The Philadelphia’s Board of Education’s vote to shutter schools is the latest assault on social programs to benefit the ...

Eric Yuan, CEO of Zoom Video Communications, believes artificial intelligence (AI) could significantly reduce the traditional ...

And this week, the latest example arrived in the form of Trump bragging about new plans for the White House grounds that look ...

The FPF closure will be front and center as UC-AFT makes its case to UCOP for why lecturer job security must be protected ...