Procter & Gamble to cut up to 7,000 office jobs amid ‘fierce’ competition
The maker of Tide and Pampers plans to exit some categories, brands and products in certain markets, meaning thousands of non-manufacturing job cuts.
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Interviewing for a Meta job? Get set for AI to be involved.
Meta is preparing to conduct AI-assisted interviews, including for testing coding skills, as part of a plan to overhaul its hiring process.
British Airways says its short-haul business class is booming. Here’s why that could be a boost for US budget airlines.
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One corner of the job market is doing surprisingly well
A worse-than-expected jobs report reinvigorated the president’s feud with Fed chair Jerome Powell. But one industry bucked the doom trend.
Ukraine can make way more weapons than the country can buy. Industry figures say there’s a simple fix to unlocking its potential.
Ukraine’s defense industry says its production capacity is much bigger than what the country’s defense budget can afford.
More people are joining the military. A shaky US job market could be boosting the numbers.
The job market isn’t great, and that could be a factor. Recruiting officials told BI that the drivers behind recent upticks are complex.
Google’s AI CEO explains why he’s not interested in taking LSD in his quest to understand ‘the nature of reality’
Google AI CEO Demis Hassabis says no to LSD, choosing gaming and reading to explore the nature of reality.
I got married and started my career young. When I got divorced and quit my job, I compared myself to others.
I got divorced and left my PR career in my late 20s. While I was figuring things out, I felt like I was hitting milestones backwards.
Inside the US Army’s Pacific war prep, from unfamiliar aircraft landings to drone warfare
In the western Pacific, troops are also working on sustaining water and power, seeing and detecting enemies at further distances, and more.
I’m an MBA admissions consultant. My international clients are still applying in droves to US schools.
Scott Edinburgh, an MBA admissions consultant, said that there are a couple of reasons why he is still advising clients to apply to US universities.