The 10 best and 10 worst states for finding a job right now

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Jobs are in high demand. Here are the areas where you're more likely to find them.

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Inside the AI divide roiling video game giant Electronic Arts

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The one thing white-collar employees want more than money

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Russia is facing 2 major — and seemingly contradictory — labor problems at the same time

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Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

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Sam Altman says we're worried about the wrong part of the workforce when it comes to AI

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Sam Altman says in a decade, college graduates could be doing almost unthinkable things like exploring the solar system

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is right: Big businesses need fewer people

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Employers seeking skilled workers often overlook military veterans

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Veterans "take a lot of pride" in their work after the military, one former military member told BI.

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The small details in an interview that could cost you a job offer

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Wonsulting COO Jerry Lee and career expert Julia Toothacre told BI about interview tips beyond the firm handshake.

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Hurricanes are becoming more frequent, violent, and costly — plus they're hitting jobs and economic growth

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The aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Horseshoe Beach, Florida.

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I'm a computer science professor at UC Berkeley. Tech jobs are drying up and graduates are no longer guaranteed a role.

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UC Berkeley professor James O'Brien says the job market is shrinking, and tech graduates are struggling to secure roles.

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