Bruce Crumley

As global instability rises, the ultra-wealthy are no longer just looking to grow their fortunes—they’re fleeing to the regions best positioned to protect them.

Contrasting Gallup data shows global workforce disengagement rising to 80 percent—the highest since 2020—even as employees feel upbeat about their lives and job prospects.

The U.S.-Iran war and other disruptive forces are undercutting expected 2026 travel sector growth, but changing tourism habits offer businesses ways to grow.

New data shows work for skilled workers—especially those supporting AI use—has grown by triple digits, even as openings for recent college grads dry up.

A massive global event kicks off on June 11, and data shows a quarter of your staff already plans to watch it on the clock.

New data, and reassurances from leading AI developers, suggest the work automating tech isn’t generating feared job destruction—yet, anyway.

By analyzing 4 million applications, researchers warn that a growing “algorithmic monoculture” is locking qualified minority candidates out of the job market entirely.

New data reveals mass deportations and strict visa crackdowns are shrinking the labor pool—hitting both foreign-born and American workers.

As the “silver tsunami” flattens, older workers now make up 23% of the workforce.

Meet ‘Bob,' the avatar for a rising wave of employees who are winning work-from-home privileges by making themselves completely insufferable in person.