As the gaming industry continues to evolve, Xbox has made the difficult decision to eliminate approximately 650 roles across Microsoft Gaming, mainly in corporate and supporting functions. This move aims to realign the company's post-acquisition team structure and manage its business for long-term s
The gaming industry has been rocked by a wave of layoffs, leaving many wondering if corporate greed is to blame. Chris Deering, former president of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, thinks not. Deering shared his thoughts on the matter, saying that the layoffs are not due to greed, but rather a na
The job market is a fiercely competitive landscape, and new data from Workday suggests it's only getting tougher. But what does this mean for job seekers? Are they doomed to endless rejections and interviews? Let's dive in. The labor market is indeed cooling, and job seekers are feeling the pinch.
The New York Jets' current 13-year playoff drought is a testament to both their lack of on-field success and the relentless dominance of their divisional rivals, especially the New England Patriots. As the franchise looks ahead to potentially ending this dry spell in 2024 with the help of star qua
The tech industry has been hit hard by layoffs recently, with August seeing a whopping 193% increase in job cuts compared to July. This brings the total number of tech jobs lost this year to over 536,000—a staggering figure that's putting many workers on edge and raising fears about an impending rec
Wall Street had a rollercoaster Thursday, with tech stocks soaring while data on the job market painted a more mixed picture. The Nasdaq, home to giants like Tesla and Nvidia, saw a healthy boost, pushing higher by nearly 0.5%. But the broader S&P 500 and the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average
Rhode Island's beloved Thundermist Health Center, known for serving over 60,000 patients across its West Warwick, Woonsocket, and South County locations, is navigating a turbulent financial sea. The board recently made a significant decision: terminating the contract of Jeanne LaChance, the organi
Texas Capital Bancshares is making waves in the healthcare industry, but not without shaking things up internally. They've just agreed to buy a hefty $400 million portfolio of healthcare-related loans – a bold move to expand their corporate banking business. But hold on, there's a catch. This growt
