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A First Look At November Hiring Shows The Private Sector Lost 32,000 Jobs

The US labor market is showing signs of strain as small businesses reported a significant loss of 32,000 jobs in November, the largest decline in over two years. This downturn reflects the ongoing challenges posed by escalating costs and economic uncertainty.

Bessemer Is Moving Ahead With Its Massive Data Center

The Bessemer City Council has approved the rezoning of a wooded area for the development of a $14.5 billion hyperscale data center, despite public opposition and dissent from two council members. Concerns have been raised regarding the project's substantial water consumption, potential environmental impact, and the developer's lack of transparency.

How NBA Legend Isiah Thomas Is Rewriting The Rules Of Wealth, Industry, And The American Dream

There is something tender and knowing in the way Isiah Thomas speaks about the earth. It is the tenderness of a man who understands struggle and sunlight, who respects what grows slowly and what survives storms.

Disney Content Will Return To Youtube TV Under A New Deal

Disney and YouTube TV have finalized a multi-year agreement to restore Disney content on the streaming platform, concluding a two-week blackout that coincided with a historic election night.

Layoff Announcements Surged Last Month: The Worst October In 22 Years

The United States witnessed a significant rise in job cuts in October, with over 153,000 layoffs announced, marking a 175% increase from the previous year. AI adoption was cited as a major factor, alongside economic pressures such as softening consumer spending and rising costs. The ongoing government shutdown has further complicated the assessment of the labor market's health, as official economic statistics remain suspended.

The Cashless Conspiracy: How Trump’s Economy and Musk’s Data Grab Threaten Freedom

The Trump administration’s economic experiment, rooted in chaos, crony capitalism, and unchecked digital surveillance, is pushing America toward a dangerous new frontier.

Amazon’s Global Outage Exposes Major Vulnerabilities To American Life

Amazon Web Services, a dominant force in global cloud computing, faced an outage that disrupted numerous businesses and services, underscoring the internet's dependency on a single provider and the risk of widespread impacts.

Worried About Your Job? Here’s How To Plan For A Layoff

Federal workers are advised to develop a financial strategy to safeguard against potential layoffs. This includes assessing current expenditures, calculating emergency savings, and reaching out for external assistance when necessary.

Job Hunting? Here’s How To Stay Safe On LinkedIn

As LinkedIn becomes a vital tool for job seekers, experts caution about privacy risks, including identity theft and employment scams. Users are advised to enhance their security by adjusting privacy settings and limiting connections to known contacts.

When The Lifelines Were Cut: Nonprofits Fight To Survive A Government Pullback

The country’s moral infrastructure is buckling under the weight of political choices and bureaucratic neglect.

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