Amid an uncertain economy—the growth of AI, tariffs, rising costs—companies are pulling back on hiring. As layoffs increase, the labor market cools, and unemployment ticks up, we’re seeing fewer ...

Erika Kirk has addressed all the online chatter about her hug with Vice President JD Vance, saying that her “love language is touch.” Images of Charlie Kirk’s widow and Vance embracing on stage at a ...

Charlie Kirk's widow gave Megyn Kelly a "play-by-play" of the viral moment, defending it as her typical way of expressing affection Erika Kirk said she doesn't understand the fuss about her recent ...

A day after Yann LeCun's departure, Meta takes socializing in the metaverse to the next level with their latest update. You can soon connect and hang out with other people in virtual spaces. If you're ...

In an era of economic uncertainty, “job hugging” exposes how safety-seeking behavior can erode creativity, engagement and performance. Unsplash+ The term tree hugging has been around for decades. It ...

JD Vance's wife, Usha, was in the audience when Erika Kirk awkwardly hugged him. Body Language Expert and Behavior Analyst Traci Brown, who had previously spoken to us about their interaction, doubled ...

Remember the heady, indeed headache-y Great Resignation of 2021-2023, when the post-pandemic abundance of job openings and rising wages led workers to swap employers at dizzying paces? Job hugging is ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. author of Chained to the Desk in a Hybrid World: A Guide to Balance. Most people hug because they feel affection for someone or ...

Amid a wobbly economy, cutbacks from Trump, and the threat of AI, those who have jobs are holding onto them for dear life They’re ambitious, motivated, and want to make a career move. But in this ...

Nearly half of U.S. workers are “job hugging” and staying in their roles for reasons of security and stability, according to a recent study, amid precarity in the job market and widespread financial ...

Morris Chapdelaine always has a daunting stack of scripts on his desk. As an indie producer, he reads about three a week and farms out the rest to interns and film students, who send back detailed ...