Job News Stories

“All the work that I have done in my life will be obsolete by the time I’m 50,” a 39-year-old Steve Jobs said resolutely in a rediscovered 1994 interview. “The Apple 2 is obsolete now, Apple 1′s were obsolete many … Continue reading →

SYDNEY | Thu Jun 20, 2013 2:50am EDT SYDNEY (Reuters) – Japan’s biggest brokerage firm Nomura Holdings Inc (8604.T) flagged redundancies in its Australian equities team, in an internal memo seen by Reuters. Nomura is removing duplication from its equities … Continue reading →

This week is National Small Business Week. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), along with agencies across the Obama Administration, are hosting events in five cities. These events provide expert advice, mentoring and explore topics ranging from access to capital … Continue reading →

The Economics Of Grace James Poulos Contributor A Reform Conservative Manifesto Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry Contributor (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife) Fellow #reformocon Noah Kristula-Green faults me and Ross Douthat at U.S. News for not paying enough attention to jobs when … Continue reading →

Over a year ago, Congress passed the “Jump-Start Our Business Start-ups Act,” better known as the JOBS Act. Its supporters said the new law would create American jobs by making it easier for “start-ups” to raise money by issuing IPOs … Continue reading →

FRANKFURT | Wed Jun 19, 2013 11:32am EDT FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Germany’s second-largest lender Commerzbank (CBKG.DE) said on Wednesday it will cut 5,200 jobs, about 12 percent of its 45,000 full-time staff, adding to job-shedding by banks across Europe. Banks … Continue reading →

The common defense of the unpaid internship is that, even if the role doesn’t exactly pay, it will pay off eventually in the form of a job. Turns out, the data suggests that defense is wrong, at least when it … Continue reading →

“The Philippines is the rising tiger economy of Asia,” Mr. Tagarro said. “But only the rich people are going up and up. I’m not feeling it.” Mr. Tagarro earns the equivalent of about $5 a day working from before dawn … Continue reading →

But for some, like Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a former and likely future presidential candidate, it may also be a business opportunity. Perry this week toured gun manufacturers in Connecticut as part of a five-day swing through the Northeast touting … Continue reading →

By Braden Reddall SACRAMENTO, California | Tue Jun 18, 2013 11:36pm EDT SACRAMENTO, California (Reuters) – California state legislators on Tuesday told regulators and oil industry lobbyists they wanted more information about the use of acid to increase flows in … Continue reading →