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Caterpillar reports 32 pct drop in 4Q, slashes 20,000 jobs

Caterpillar Inc., the world's largest maker of mining and construction equipment, said Monday its fourth-quarter profit fell more than 32 percent, and plans about 20,000 job cuts.

25 years of Macintosh History a Silver Anniversary, Where are we Now?

Today, Saturday, Macintosh is celebrating its silver anniversary, Apple Macintosh turns 25.

Jobs and Careers for MBAs

It is never to soon to start thinking about future jobs and your professional career. You may be about to embark on a one or two year full time program or a period of part-time study while continuing to work. Whatever mode of study you are taking, you are embarking on a period of development and change, which will open new career options and professional opportunities to you.

Toyota may slash 1,000 jobs: report

Toyota Motor Corp. may cut more than 1,000 full time employees in the United Kingdom and North America, the Japanese Nikkei reported citing an anonymous senior company official.

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Microsoft likely to cut jobs: analyst

Microsoft Corp. is expected to cut jobs after several major technology firms have been doing it in a response to the economic downturn.

France may aid automakers with billions to protect jobs

The French government may help the its troubled auto industry in exchange for raising its ownership in the car makers, industry minister Luc Chatel said.

Steve Jobs takes break from Apple but stays at Disney

Apple Inc. chief executive Steve Jobs is standing for re-election for the board of directors of Walt Disney Co. despite taking a six month medical leave from his duties at Apple.

AMD cuts 1,100 jobs, executive's salaries to handle recession

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. announced Friday it will cut 1,100 jobs and make temporary pay cuts to top executives and employees as the company faces the tough economic conditions.

Analyst: Steve Jobs may pass Apple 'baton' to COO

Just a week after trying to assure investors of his health, Apple chief Steve Jobs announced Wednesday he will take a leave of absence till end-June because of health problems more complex than thought, causing shares to plunge and analysts speculating over the leadership of the tech company.

Read the email Steve Jobs sent to employees (FULL TEXT)

Apple CEO Steve Jobs today sent the following email to all Apple employees:

Alcoa to cut 13,500 jobs on restructuring plan to face economy downturn

The world's largest aluminum maker Alcoa Inc. said Tuesday it plans to cut 13,500 jobs or 13 percent of its workers as an action to address the economic downturn.

Steve Jobs reveals hormone imbalance; will remain CEO

Apple Inc. Founder and Chief Executive Steve Jobs, a survivor of pancreatic cancer 4 yrs ago, revealed on Monday that his recent weight loss was due to a hormone imbalance.

Factories slash output, jobs around world

Factories in China and India joined much of Europe in slashing output and jobs at a record pace in December, another sign the biggest emerging markets were wilting under the recession gripping industrialized nations.

AT&T Reveals iPhone Service Prices, Analysts Bullish; Apple Rallies

AT&T unveiled subscription prices for Apple's second generation phone on Tuesday, while analysts became bullish on the iPhone's future prospects, sending the computer maker nearly five percent higher in active trading.

Continental Slashes Capacity, Eliminates 3,000 Jobs

Continental Airlines said Thursday it will cut 3,000 jobs, or 6.7 percent of its 45,000 employees; retire 67 mainline aircraft; and reduce mainline flights because of soaring fuel costs, making it the second major airline this week to announce cutbacks.

United to Close Ted Unit, Ground More Planes, Slash Jobs

UAL Corp.'s United Airlines, the world's second-largest carrier, said Wednesday it will shut its low-fare Ted airline, ground 100 fuel-inefficient planes and cut 1,400 to 1,600 salaried management jobs to help counter record fuel costs.

Ford to Slash 12 Pct of U.S. Salaried Jobs: Report

Ford Motor Co. plans to downsize its U.S. salaried work force by up to 12 percent in a bid to advance its restructuring plan after stalling amid lower sales and soaring gas prices, according to media reports.

Morgan Stanley started Slashing Jobs

The total jobs Morgan Stanley cut this week could get close to 2,000 jobs. A report said Morgan cut 1,500 jobs this week, but few affected employees have not been notified yet, media reports said on Friday.

UBS Set to Slash 5,500 Jobs, Sell Assets

Swiss banking giant UBS announced Tuesday it would cut its workforce by 5,500 over the next year and sell a $15 billion chunk of its risky mortgage assets to BlackRock Inc., after reporting first-quarter losses due to the U.S. subprime crisis.

Merck Cuts 1,200 sales jobs amid Non Approval of Cordaptive

Merck & Co. said Monday it will cut 1,200 U.S. sales jobs in an attempt to save expenses amid the recent rejection of its Cordaptive cholesterol drug last week.

Sun Microsystems to Slash 2,500 Jobs

Sun Microsystems Inc. said on Thursday it will cut from 1,500 to 2,500 jobs in the wake of U.S. economic weakness and delays in orders from some customers.

GM Shrinks Large Truck, SUV Segments, Will Cut 3,500 Jobs

General Motors Corp., citing rising gas prices and a slowing economy, said on Monday it will cut back its production of large trucks and sport-utility vehicles at several plants, resulting in about 3,500 hourly employee job cuts.

Black & Decker to Cut 700 jobs, close plant

Black & Decker said Thursday it will cut 700 jobs, or about 3 percent of its workforce, and close a plant in Atlanta as part of a new restructuring plan.

AT&T Cuts 4,650 Jobs in Efficiency Move

AT&T Inc, the largest U.S. telecommunications provider, said it would cut about 1.5 percent, or about 4,650 of its workforce incurring a pre-tax charge of $378 million.The company says it is th...