Bureau of Labor Statistics
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- instance of Fortune 70%
- instance of Gallup 70%
- instance of Great Recession 60%
- other Great Recession 60%
- used by Forbes 60%
- authored by Fortune 50%
- located in Mexico 50%
- other Gallup 50%
- other Fortune 50%
- other Bureau of Economic Analysis 50%
- affiliated with Democratic Party 50%
13 day(s) with sentiment data
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Trump criticizes Fed rate hike as political attack
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh announced a unanimous decision by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) to raise interest rates by 25 basis points to combat persistent inflation. President Trump, however, public…
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Text-to-image AI models show persistent gender bias, research finds
A new research paper published on arXiv reveals that text-to-image AI models, including various generations of Stable Diffusion, exhibit significant gender stereotyping across occupations. The study found that 76.4% of …
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Goldman Sachs: US labor income share decline partly due to accounting quirks
Goldman Sachs research indicates that the labor share of income in the U.S. has fallen significantly since the 1990s, reaching record lows in 2026. However, a substantial portion of this decline is attributed to account…
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AI suppresses hiring for young workers in codifiable jobs
A new analysis suggests that AI is impacting the job market by suppressing hiring in codifiable, white-collar roles, particularly affecting younger workers. While overall employment shows no broad displacement, economis…
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US employers face 8.2% healthcare cost jump in 2027, impacting employee paychecks
Employers are projected to face an 8.2% increase in healthcare costs per employee in 2027, marking the fifth consecutive year of significant rises. This surge is expected to lead to higher paycheck deductions for employ…
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Americans fear working until death amid inflation and debt
A significant portion of Americans are expressing increased anxiety about retirement, with many believing they will have to work until they die. This pessimism is fueled by persistent inflation, rising costs of essentia…
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US labor share hits record low as corporate profits soar
The labor share of economic output in the U.S. has fallen to its lowest point since 1947, with workers receiving only 52.8% of economic output, while corporate profits have surged. This trend is evidenced by a significa…
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Inflation Resurfaces, Forcing Fed's Hand on Rate Hikes
Inflationary pressures are resurfacing, prompting the Federal Reserve to reconsider its interest rate hiking cycle. Higher-than-expected consumer price index (CPI) data, particularly in wireless telephone services, has …
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Women outnumber men in US jobs but face persistent pay gap
Women now hold more payroll jobs in the U.S. than men, a trend that has emerged without a recession and is expected to be long-term. Despite this numerical advantage, women continue to earn significantly less than men, …
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New KITA architecture isolates LLM agent signing keys to prevent prompt injection
Researchers have developed KITA, a novel architecture designed to enhance the security of autonomous LLM agents by isolating signing keys from LLM processes. This system prevents prompt injection attacks from compromisi…
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New PRIMUS system enhances multi-agent federation governance and verification
A new research paper introduces PRIMUS, a system designed to establish identity, governance, and verification protocols for multi-agent federations, particularly under adversarial conditions. PRIMUS builds upon the PRIM…
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Union voters weigh economy, AI impact in upcoming midterms · 1 source tracked
As the midterm elections approach, union voters in key swing states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Nevada are a critical demographic whose support could sway outcomes. Despite historical Democratic leanings, union mem…
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Investors bet on Fed rate hike amid inflation and jobs data · 1 source tracked
Market expectations are shifting towards a potential interest rate hike by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) this week, with nearly 60% of investors anticipating a 25 basis point increase. This sentiment is drive…
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Kevin O'Leary's 15% savings rule could yield millions, but reality bites
Investor Kevin O'Leary advocates for a strict savings rule: consistently invest 15% of all earnings to achieve millionaire status by retirement. He suggests that an individual earning $68,000 annually, adhering to this …
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US job growth to slow, but AI drives demand in utilities and tech
The U.S. labor market is projected to see slower overall job growth in the next decade, with only 3.5% expansion from 2025 to 2035. However, the utility sector is expected to lead hiring with a 9.8% growth rate, driven …
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Job seekers anticipate 'September Surge' as hiring activity picks up
Job seekers are anticipating the "September Surge," a period when hiring activity typically increases after a summer lull. Data from LinkedIn and Indeed indicates a rise in job postings around September and October, tho…
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Women Drive August U.S. Job Gains, Exceeding Expectations · 1 source tracked
The U.S. labor market saw a significant surge in job gains in August, with women accounting for approximately 98% of the 162,000 new jobs added. This lopsided growth, driven largely by sectors like healthcare and hospit…
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Record 47% of Americans want more union influence, Gallup poll finds · 1 source tracked
A recent Gallup poll indicates a record 47% of Americans desire increased influence for labor unions, with overall approval reaching 71%. This sentiment is shared by a majority of Republicans for the first time in over …
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Study: Americans Idealize Partner Earnings at $139K, Women Seek $172K
A recent study indicates that single Americans have high income expectations for potential partners, with an average ideal salary of $139,000 per year. Millennials reported the highest expectations at $160,000, while Ge…
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Insurance adjusters express strong negative sentiment towards AI integration · 5 sources tracked
Insurance claims adjusters are expressing significant dissatisfaction with the increasing integration of AI into their profession. Many view AI tools as error-prone and burdensome, leading to misclassified claims and in…