In a leafy Nairobi suburb, a Kenyan firm helps foreigners track shoplifters, monitor lung damage from Covid-19 and identify ...

When trying to discern the overall effect on employment at home when positions are sent overseas, counting jobs gained or lost only gets you so far.

As labor shortages and rising wages make it increasingly difficult for companies to retain talent, a new trend is emerging: outsourcing jobs overseas.

I’m sorry that you’ve lost your job, but outsourcing jobs to lower-cost locations, whether offshore, near shore or onshore, is not a new business practice.

Margaret Warner explores the growing debate over "outsourcing" and U.S. jobs going overseas with Jagdish Bhagwati, professor of international trade at Columbia University, and Harley Shaiken ...

Outsourcing manufacturing jobs carries with it a negative connotation among consumers that can damage a small business's reputation. The benefits of outsourcing can be so significant, though, you ...

Outsourcing jobs is certainly not the most pleasant way to keep a company afloat. But if cutting costs is necessary, it’s definitely effective. So as the gubernatorial race continues to move forward, ...

Outsourcing doesn't always mean lost jobs The neck-and-neck battle for Georgia’s open U.S. Senate seat appears to have found its flash point: outsourcing.

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