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Employers across the U.S. and Europe are increasingly relying on temporary workers to keep their businesses going, holding off on permanent hires because of economic instability and artificial intelligence-driven disruptions.

As farms across the U.S. get going on the planting and harvesting seasons, the cost of immigrant labor is set to drop.

This year was a difficult one for Americans looking for work. Forecasters don’t see much improvement in their prospects coming in 2026.

Big selloffs and quick reversals have been a feature of stock markets for the past 18 months.

Citadel is shrinking its footprint in Chicago three years after billionaire owner Ken Griffin left for Florida, moving the company’s remaining operations in the city out of the downtown tower...

The Aurora complex has served as the primary hub of digital operations for the world’s largest futures exchange operator CME Group Inc. for nearly two decades.

Increasingly, telehealth platforms are positioning blockbuster weight-loss shots not as medicines to treat obesity or diabetes but as cosmetic elixirs for anyone who wants to lose a few pounds.

Visa Inc. and Mastercard Inc. this month took yet another swing at a deal that seeks to end a battle with thousands of retailers — and reshape the fees underpinning...

After a flurry of orders late last month — which were the first of this season — Chinese imports of U.S. cargoes seem to have faltered, according to traders who...

Soybeans and other crops soared as progress in negotiations between the U.S. and China lifted hopes that the world’s two largest economies were edging toward a deal in their protracted trade war.