According to new data, the AI-induced state of flux in the U.S. workplace is now prompting a growing number of white-collar professionals to swap their office roles for new careers in the trades.

White-collar crime thrives in good economic times and in bad. In strong markets, fraudsters prey on optimism, luring investors with promises of easy gain. During financial downturns, they exploit ...

The AI threat looms over the people who have white-collar jobs in India. “Almost 40-50 per cent white collar jobs that exist today might cease to exist. And that would mean the end of the middle ...

Some older professionals have taken blue-collar jobs in response to a white-collar hiring slowdown. Blue-collar roles are helping some people make ends meet while they continue their job searches.

The question of whether USA Network’s White Collar can follow suit has been taking some turns. If that happens, unlike with Suits LA, the original-cast magic would be back on board. That’s ...

This is the land of Hollywood, after all. Her name is Emily Procter, and it transpires she is a seasoned actress and star of The West Wing, and CSI Miami.. Article continues below “I would offer ...

EXCLUSIVE: The long-in-the-works White Collar reboot is about to hit the marketplace. According to sources, series creator Jeff Eastin, who has been behind the effort to revive the cult USA ...

You can get in touch with Giulia by emailing: g.carbonaro@newsweek.com. The U.S. white-collar job market has experienced a dramatic slowdown in recent years, leading to a growing number of ...

Something to look forward to: It's been a tough slog for white-collar professionals in the job market over the last few years. However, it appears that this environment is beginning to shift as ...

White collar work has gone through layoffs and a cloud of malaise—that might be set to change soon due to pent-up demand. Whether it’s the dull watercooler talk, the shine of fluorescent ...

White-collar defense groups might take a hit as the DOJ shifts its priorities toward violent and drug crimes. Trump's recent executive order pauses enforcement under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.