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A healthy US economy's secret ingredient: Immigrant workers, eager to fill jobs
Many economists suggest that immigrants benefit the U.S. economy. They take low-paying but essential jobs that most U.S.-born Americans won’t, like caring for the sick and the elderly. And they can ... Read More
Illinois' Oberweis Dairy to lay off 127 workers in wake of bankruptcy filing
The layoffs are set to begin at the family-owned North Aurora dairy June 11 because of a plant closure, the notification said. Read More
Another month of robust US job growth points to continued economic strength
Last month's job growth was up from a revised 270,000 in February and was far above the 200,000 jobs economists forecast. Read More
Humane’s Ai Pin considers life beyond the smartphone
The smartphone has, by all accounts, had a good run. As for AR/VR, the best you can really currently say is that -- after a glacial start -- the jury is still very much out on products like the Meta ... Read More
Dropbox CEO Drew Houston wants you to embrace AI and remote work
I can’t find it. A lot of things are different. What used to be 100 ... work on the consumer side into the productivity realm. Zero customers have these problems solved. There are a billion knowledge ... Read More
Feds seek at least $125 million damages for Cold War chemical spill at Nebraska missile site
Wartime bomb production and a Cold War missile site fouled the groundwater near Mead. The federal government wants defense contractors to foot a clean-up bill of more than $125 million. Read More
Content creation proving lucrative for many laid-off workers seeking flexibility
In an estimated $250 billion industry, some content creators make more than $100,000 a year on YouTube, TikTok and other platforms. Thinking of taking the plunge? Here’s what to know. Read More
Can’t pay or file your taxes by April 15? Here’s what happens if you miss Monday’s deadline
Most people have until 11:59 p.m. Monday, April 15, to file their 2023 taxes. Here's what to do if you aren't going to make the deadline. Read More
Virginia candle workers thought their jobs would be saved. But the county said no.
Pulaski County’s local government, which owns the building, is getting a feasibility study on converting it to an events center, candle company workers said. Read More
Trump hosting ‘election integrity’ press conference as Mike Johnson visits Mar-a-Lago: Live
Donald Trump on Friday gave a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago resort home on election integrity and the border with House Speaker Mike Johnson.“Election integrity” is a phrase that Mr Trump often ... Read More
Measles cases are up sharply in 2024. Here’s what’s driving the increase — and why it’s such a big deal
One of the world’s most contagious diseases, measles can lead to potentially serious complications. The best defense, according to experts? Get vaccinated. Read More
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