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AI's Real Risk: Entry-Level Jobs Face Squeeze and Elimination
Companies have announced nearly 50,000 job cuts this year directly linked to artificial intelligence, according to CBS News .
SBA launches new capital program to aid small businesses
The U.S. Small Business Administration has quietly raised its combined loan limit to an unprecedented $10 million, effectively doubling the maximum capital available for many small businesses, as repo
Voice of Customer Systems: The Path to Actionable Insights
AI-powered Voice of the Customer (VoC) programs now conduct hundreds of customer interviews simultaneously, a scale previously unimaginable.
AI test predicts bladder cancer risk, improves prognosis
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has fast-tracked Valar Labs' Vesta Bladder Risk Stratify Dx, an AI-powered test that analyzes routine pathology slides to predict bladder cancer risk.
Anthropic Projects Operating Profit, But Compute Costs Loom
Anthropic projects $10.9 billion in revenue for June 2026, with a projected operating income, but faces colossal computing costs.
Airbnb CEO: AI is reshaping how leaders manage teams
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky recently stated that while AI significantly boosts productivity, it paradoxically demands a more hands-on approach from his people managers, according to IndexBox .
Cisco Systems Cuts 4,000 Jobs Amid AI-Driven Industry Shifts
On May 13th, Cisco Systems announced it would cut 4,000 jobs as part of a restructuring to focus on AI infrastructure, with layoffs beginning the very next day.
Companies Train Corporate Employees Like Elite Athletes for Peak Performance
Highwire, a new corporate training venture from Knopman Marks, conditions executives with 70 percent practice-based exercises.
Federal employee engagement satisfaction declines, impacting public service
During the second quarter of 2025, federal workers were roughly 15 points less likely to report high job satisfaction than their state and local counterparts, signaling a distinct crisis within the U.
Healthcare Leadership Program Graduates Gain Advanced Executive Skills
Jobs for medical and health services managers are projected to grow by 23% by 2034, creating an urgent demand for specialized leadership.
How ProfileNest’s Unified Profile Solves Branding for Serial Entrepreneurs & Freelancers
ProfileNest solves the branding challenges faced by serial entrepreneurs and freelancers by offering a unified digital profile that consolidates all their roles and ventures into a single, cohesive online presence. This platform redefines the digital first impression, overcoming the limitations of traditional business cards and fragmented online identities.
AI reshapes 2026 job market, challenging recent grads' entry
College graduates in virtually every industry will likely need experience working with AI, a fundamental shift that is reshaping entry-level job requirements faster than many institutions can adapt.
Wendy's Plans Widespread Store Closures in Turnaround
In February 2025, Wendy's slashed its quarterly dividend by over 40%, from $0.
Sara Blakely failed the LSAT twice before founding Spanx.
Before she built a billion-dollar empire with Spanx, Sara Blakely failed the LSAT not once, but twice, abandoning her dream of becoming a lawyer.
Companies Earn Best Places to Work Awards for Strong Workplace Cultures
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Federal worker engagement drops to 32 in 2025
The Social Security Administration, a vital agency for millions of Americans, reported an alarming employee engagement score of just 15.
Manager Morale Declines Amidst Failing Engagement Strategies
Employee engagement in India has plummeted to a four-year low, with only 23% of the workforce engaged, costing the economy an estimated $351 billion annually in lost productivity, according to...
US visa policies challenge international students job market
Under new proposed US visa policies, graduate students face a ban on transferring between schools or programs at any stage.
Joliet Junior College Secures $800K Grant for Future Small Business Training
Joliet Junior College's Entrepreneur & Business Center just secured an $800,000 federal allocation, thanks to U.
US employee engagement hits 10-year low amid fear to speak up
Sixty-four percent of employees now consider themselves 'quiet quitters,' with remote workers leading the trend at 81%.
Gen Z struggles with AI skills despite surging job demand
A significant 48% of parents now trust non-degree, career-focused pathways more than traditional degrees to prepare their children for the future.
Spirit Airlines lays off 999 Nevada workers, impacting Las Vegas jobs
Nearly 1,000 Spirit Airlines employees in Las Vegas, including 772 flight attendants, were laid off as the airline permanently ceased operations at Harry Reid International Airport.
Nevada DETR Offers Aid to Displaced Spirit Airlines Workers
Nearly 1,000 Spirit Airlines employees based at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas were laid off over the weekend as the airline abruptly shut down, leaving hundreds without paychecks.
AI reshapes entry-level jobs, challenging 2026 graduate career plans
Josephine Timperman, a 20-year-old Miami University student, switched her major from business analytics to marketing.