
AMN Healthcare Profit Beats Wall Street Forecasts
The Dallas staffing company reported third-quarter earnings well above analyst expectations as its shares have more than tripled this year.
Across Dallas, coverage here takes in hiring trends, layoff announcements, employment data and wage shifts. This page follows the labor market as it affects professionals and workers throughout the city.

The Dallas staffing company reported third-quarter earnings well above analyst expectations as its shares have more than tripled this year.
The former Arkansas Razorback dancer secures a spot on the iconic team.
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After two years of unemployment, a 61-year-old software engineer is considering moving back to India.

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Day to day, that means local hiring announcements, regional unemployment data, shifts in bargaining power and the impact of sector-wide workforce reductions. Coverage runs across the city and into the communities around it. The concentration of corporate headquarters in the region creates a distinct pattern where mass hiring and restructuring decisions influence the entire local economy. Regulatory shifts regarding workplace requirements and the minimum wage are the two factors that change the landscape most often.