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Job listing company Monster Worldwide Inc. said Thursday it would cut its global workforce by 400 people, or 7 percent, as the weak economy hurts its business.

It's the most expensive metropolitan setting in the United States, and the results may be grim for hard-working New Yorkers, more than a third of whom can't afford to retire.

U.S. workers are stressed about their personal financial situations, which is their work performance and retirement savings plans, according to a new Society for Human Resource Management survey .

More half of Americans worry about maintaining their standard of living, according to a new poll.

Industry trade groups met with the Department of Labor on Tuesday to clarify the departments request regarding what impact the conflicts of interest faced by brokers who advise IRAs have on IRA investors.

The number of people seeking unemployment benefits rose last week to a seasonally adjusted 377,000, up from a nearly four-year low the previous week. But the longer-term trend is pointing to a healthier job market.

One of the most popular provisions of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul consumer-friendly summaries of what your insurance plan covers suddenly seems to be at risk.

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Tuesday that with an $8 billion pension bill squeezing the city's finances, state legislators should back the governor and create a new lower pension tier for future municipal and state workers.