1.7M Skilled Trade Jobs Open Each Year Through 2035: Who Fills Them?

The trades are hemorrhaging workers faster than they can recruit. Nearly 1.7 million jobs open annually through 2035 with no clear solution in sight.

Why College Students Are More Perfectionist Than Ever

Economic anxiety and social comparison are driving a perfectionism surge on campuses. Here's what experts say is fueling it.

What Does the American Dream Mean Across 4 Generations?

Notable voices in politics, finance, and relationships share six distinct visions of success and happiness in America today.

AI Is Gutting Cover Letters — Here's When to Still Write One

Cover letters are becoming obsolete thanks to AI, but knowing when to use one can still give job seekers an edge.

How AI Is Reshaping Career Paths for Older Workers

New research shows AI is pushing some older workers out while making others more efficient. Here's what you need to know.

How AI Is Reshaping Career Paths for Older Workers

New research shows AI is pushing some older workers out of jobs while boosting efficiency for others. Here's what you need to know.

20 Years of CNBC State Rankings: Winners and Losers Revealed

Two decades of CNBC's Top States for Business rankings expose which states consistently dominated and which repeatedly fell behind.

Want a Job After College? Ditch the GPA Chase, Get to Work

Employers care more about work experience than perfect grades. College students with jobs are twice as likely to land roles after graduation.

How Black WWII Veterans Were Denied GI Bill Benefits

Systemic exclusion of Black GIs from post-WWII benefits fueled today's racial wealth gap. The cost is still being paid.