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The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced Friday that US employers added 254K new nonfarm jobs in September — 51K more than the average monthly gain of 203K over the prior 12 months.
A new joint study from the US Federal Reserve Banks of St. Louis, Mo., and Dallas, Texas, alongside Haverford College, has linked dating apps to at least half of the increase in income inequality from 1980-2020.
The US Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut benchmark interest rates by half a percentage point to the 4.75% to 5% range in the face of softening inflation and a potential slowdown in the labor market.
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers have rejected a deal of a 30% increase in pay over four years, described by Boeing as its "best and final" offer to striking employees.