HeyJaredAndrew Dorn
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 2, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Is ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author really $1.2 billion in debt? (opens the original)
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(NewsNation) — "Rich Dad Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki openly talks about being $1.2 billion in debt, but that doesn't mean he's personally on the hook for that amount. The financial self-help guru's ex-wife and business partner, Kim Kiyosaki, confirmed the figure in a recent Vanity Fair interview but said it's been widely misunderstood, noting that it represents the total debt held by a group of real estate investors. "We have a lot of apartment houses with our partners," she told the magazi
Number of homebuyers hits lowest level in at least 13 years: Redfin (opens the original)
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(NewsNation) — Home sellers are facing the smallest pool of buyers in more than a decade. Redfin estimates there were about 967,000 buyers actively in the market in July — the fewest in any month going back to 2013. July's active buyer estimate was down 2.5% from June and came as mortgage rates rose to their highest level in nearly a year. The ongoing buyer retreat has steadily widened the gap with sellers, who now outnumber house hunters by roughly half a million nationwide, Redfin estimates. "
What’s behind the recent drop in labor force participation? (opens the original)
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(NewsNation) — Hundreds of thousands of Americans have dropped out of the labor force in recent months, but a St. Louis Fed analysis suggests it's not as simple as people giving up on their job hunt. The labor force participation rate — the share of the population age 16 or older working or looking for work — fell to 61.4 percent in July, down a full percentage point since December and now at its lowest level outside the pandemic since 1976. The number of people in the labor force fell by more t
Customer service emerges as an early test of AI’s impact on jobs (opens the original)
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(NewsNation) — Artificial intelligence has yet to trigger the wave of white-collar job losses that some feared, but customer service is emerging as an early test case. Earlier this month, Uber cut about 10% of its customer support team as part of a broader effort to "simplify operations, strengthen in-person collaboration, and continue to embrace AI," a company spokesperson confirmed to NewsNation. "We are operating in a world where AI is shaping entire industries," Megha Yethadka, Uber's VP of
Workers with 10-plus years experience applying for entry-level roles (opens the original)
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(NewsNation) — Demand for entry-level workers has slowed in recent years, but new college graduates aren't the only ones feeling it. Workers with 10 or more years of experience accounted for 30% of all entry-level job applications in May, the biggest share of any group, according to Indeed data. That may have as much to do with differences in career paths as with today's labor market. The 10 college majors with the highest unemployment "Many jobs offer limited opportunities to formally move into
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