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Tech firms are slashing spending as inflation hits budgets - Cuts in big tech follow disappointing earnings reports

Recognizing the increased demand for professional medical interpreters, Rhode Island College has created a new Portuguese medical interpreting program in the state with the densest concentration of Portuguese in the nation.

We're entering an age of diminished expectations marked by job cuts and hiring slowdowns, slashed growth projections and shelved expansion plans.

From Seattle to Silicon Valley to Austin, a grim new reality is setting in across the tech landscape: a heady, decades-long era of rapid sales gains, boundless jobs growth and ever-soaring stock prices is coming to an end.

Gratitude has never been a virtue among those who occasionally descend on California, squeeze it for all it is worth and leave with nary a backward glance

Unemployment continues to plummet in Silicon Valley, but it’s anyone’s guess when the leisure and hospitality sector will fully recover.

Experts said population booms, tech jobs, or both, drove median income increases across...

Two pernicious problems in Silicon Valley—lack of affordable housing and declining school enrollment—are closely tied, new research suggests.

(CN) — The Golden State is outpacing the rest of the nation in job creation, according to the latest jobs report from the state Employment Development Department that suggests the state is recovering from the ravages of the pandemic-induced business shutdowns of two years ago.

California Governor Gavin Newsom frequently touts that his state is the leader in cutting-edge manufacturing and green technology. Now one of the most