Economist Anna Zhou said "we're seeing a reversal in the gig economy," in part because there's less demand for certain kinds of services.

Side hustles are at an 8-year low, and the extra income they bring is becoming a nice-to-have rather than a necessity. What changed?

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Julia Korn writes about leadership and career development. The report, released last month, found that more women than ...

The nature of work is currently undergoing a significant change driven by advancements in technology, conventional nine-to-five office-based settings are giving way to emerging trends such as remote ...

When AI was recently used to replicate George Carlin’s comedy style, generating new material in his voice and sense of humor, it was a warning. The digital recreation of Carlin, which resulted in ...

The gig economy is all about short-term work arrangements. What distinguishes the gig economy from traditional economies is its demand-driven nature and transient job positions. In the gig economy, ...