(WHTM) – The company behind the career-finding websites Monster and CareerBuilder announced it has initiated voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware. CareerBuilder + Monster announced Tuesday it ...

Once the heavyweights of job-recruiting websites during the dot-com boom, CareerBuilder and Monster filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Tuesday, almost one year after merging, according to ...

Job search Web site Monster.com said Wednesday that it is buying competitor FlipDog.com for an undisclosed sum. The acquisition of privately held FlipDog will combine two of the Web’s top career sites ...

Monster and CareerBuilder, once two of the most popular websites for job seekers at the height of the dot-com era, have filed for bankruptcy. The two sites, which merged last year to become one entity ...

NEW YORK, July 21 (Reuters) - CareerBuilder + Monster plans to sell its once-dominant online job boards to Bold Holdings for $28 million, after a bankruptcy auction nearly quadrupled an initial offer ...

If you’re hunting for a new job, Monster.com is a resource well worth considering. Founded in 1995, the company is one of the first online job search services to hit the market and attracts some 35 ...

Whether you're trying to find the right candidate for a job or you're looking for one yourself, career websites like Indeed, LinkedIn, CareerBuilder, Monster and ZipRecruiter may not be your best bet.