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- Oct 1, 2026
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Skilled trades face worker shortage as industries recruit the next generation (opens the original)
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After trying college, Otavius Jackson decided a different path was right for him. The self-described "engineer nerd" has always loved math, and when he learned about aviation maintenance, the field immediately caught his attention. "I love math. So aviation, aeronautics, avionics, whatever you want to say, it really spoke to me because that's something that I have a niche in," Jackson said. Now studying at the Aviation Institute of Maintenance, Jackson expects to graduate in the coming months an
Why aren't 2027 vehicles showing up on dealer lots yet? (opens the original)
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If you've been shopping for a new vehicle lately, you may have noticed something unusual: there aren't many 2027 models on dealership lots. Typically, dealerships begin filling up with next year's vehicles by early fall. But this year, automakers are taking a slower approach to rolling out their 2027 lineups, a trend that could create opportunities for buyers looking for a deal. According to CarGurus' August Intelligence Report, about 12% of new vehicle inventory at the end of August consisted o
AI data center boom fueling a construction worker crunch (opens the original)
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AI data centers are fueling a growing shortage of skilled construction workers, driving up costs and potentially slowing construction of homes and businesses. In a 2026 survey from the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) and the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER), 58% of construction firms say data center projects are increasing competition for workers. Another 36% say data centers are making job openings harder to fill, and nearly half say they are feeli
Housing market may be shifting in buyers' favor despite rising mortgage rates (opens the original)
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Something changed this summer that gave home buyers more negotiating power. As of August, sellers outnumbered buyers by 58% — the biggest gap in more than a decade, according to Redfin. That doesn't mean home prices are about to crash, but after years of soaring prices, buyers may finally be getting some relief. "It used to be that if you wanted a house, you had to pretty much take what was available. What you could win the bidding war for," said Matt Frankel, a contributing real estate analyst
79% of prediction-market users have lost money, and many borrow to keep betting, survey finds (opens the original)
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Prediction markets are booming, with users betting on everything from elections and sports to the number of measles cases this year. Platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket let users wager on real-world events — from award shows and gas prices to weather patterns in cities across the globe. For some users, it's entertainment. For others, it's a potential source of income. Borrowing money to bet A new survey from BadCredit.org found that 53% of users started using prediction markets as a way to earn
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