Grammarly looks to join Google and Microsoft in offering AI tech for the office
Grammarly Business will be available for customers to test in June, with additional functionality added over time.
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OpenAI, IBM urge Senate to act on AI regulation after past tech failures
"If this technology goes wrong, it can go quite wrong." Leaders call for government regulation of powerful tech tools.
Benefits Think Why it’s critical to align goals during mergers and acquisitions
Considering selling your agency? First step is finding legal and financial counsel that know your company and industry well.
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Santa Cruz Insurance Group
Fed may need more hikes if inflation and labor stay hot
"Should inflation remain high and the labor market remain tight, additional monetary policy tightening will likely be appropriate."
15 best entry-level jobs for the class of 2023
WalletHub compared 108 entry-level positions, rankings jobs based on salary and projected job growth.
Republicans are testing abortion restrictions to see what sticks
After years of hewing to a strong anti-abortion platform, Republicans are treading more carefully.
US jobless claims rise to highest since October 2021 in sign labor market is cooling
Initial unemployment claims increased by 22,000 to 264,000 in the week ended May 6.
Black unemployment hits record low, but participation falls
The unemployment rate for Black workers retreated to 4.7% last month, falling below 5% for the first time ever.
10 highest paid jobs in the U.S.
Lensa ranked the most in-demand and highest-paid professions in the U.S.
10 best and worst states for nurses looking to relocate
WalletHub ranked states based on metrics like average annual salary and nurses per 1,000 residents.
Want to boost your salary? 10 cities with the highest earning potential
Checkr ranked the 100 largest cities in the U.S. based on unemployment size, job openings and income growth.
Wells Fargo worries union ‘resurgence’ could reach its workers next
The company has estimated the expense of having unionized workers, and drafted plans to spend hundreds of millions on staffing improvements.
Wall Street tells high school grads to pick tech careers over finance
Tech savvy is seen as ever more important in a world increasingly influenced by digital platforms and artificial intelligence.
DOJ asks Supreme Court to keep abortion pill fully available
The filing comes after a federal appeals court partially stayed a ruling that would suspend mifepristone's approval by the FDA.
Accenture is delaying new-hire start dates on top of layoffs
The company is looking to recalibrate its massive workforce for a more cost-conscious environment.
Cigna offers prescription price transparency after facing scrutiny
The insurance giant's pharmacy-benefit management unit will market a "fully transparent" option charging a flat monthly fee for each member.
JPMorgan calls managing directors to office five days a week
Wall Street firms, like companies throughout corporate America, are rethinking their work-from-home rules as COVID-19 recedes.
Americans are working fewer hours than before the pandemic
The shift has enabled some Americans to emulate their European counterparts and spend more time on leisure activities.
U.S. job openings fall below 10 million for first time since 2021
The largest declines in vacancies were in business services, healthcare and social assistance, and transportation, warehousing and utilities.
McDonald’s joins in on virtual layoffs trend
Remote layoffs can be more efficient, but some experts say the norm should be to break the news in person.
