When the Internet was young, pioneering online job recruitment firm Monster.com rocked the way people look for work. Now, Monster itself has hit a rocky patch, marked by the resignation of three top ...

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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 ...

Jeff Taylor, founder of online job search engine Monster.com, has a new job: but his new venture, the exact nature of which remains undisclosed, won't be in job or employment-related fields. In 1994 ...

TMP Worldwide, the parent company of job site Monster.com, has paid US$800,000 for rights to acquire the Jobs.com domain name and trademark from a defunct competitor. TMP said the bankruptcy court ...

June 24 (Reuters) - CareerBuilder + Monster, which once dominated the online recruitment industry, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday and said it plans to sell its businesses.