The labor market has changed in ways that are no longer reversible. What once felt like a stable, respectable career path is now increasingly viewed as low-paying, unattractive, or simply obsolete. Technology has accelerated this shift, quietly but decisively, and some professions are paying the price. Automation and artificial intelligence are no longer abstract concepts … Read more
When Meta announced in January 2026 that Dina Powell McCormick would become its new president and vice chair, the news immediately resonated far beyond Silicon Valley. On Wall Street and in global finance circles, the appointment was interpreted as a strategic signal — not merely a senior hire, but a move designed to manage power, … Read more
If you’re trying to decide what to do next with your career, 2026 will not be defined by a single trend, but by the collision of three structural forces that are already reshaping the labor market: artificial intelligence moving from experimentation to deployment, the clean-energy and infrastructure build-out required to support both electrification and data … Read more
For years, some of the most influential voices in technology have warned that artificial intelligence will eventually replace almost every job. Elon Musk has predicted a future where “no job is needed,” and Bill Gates has repeatedly said that AI will permanently transform the labor market, especially for knowledge workers. But new research and fresh … Read more
The December jobs report is one of the most closely watched economic releases of the year. It ties together the story of the labor market over the past twelve months and sets expectations for interest rates, company hiring plans, and even the odds of future layoffs. In the latest report, the U.S. economy added 256,000 … Read more