Suzanne Blake
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 165
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- Oct 1, 2026
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How Jeff Bezos' Earth Fund Benefits Compare With Amazon's Emissions (opens the original)
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Jeff Bezos' climate philanthropy is back in the spotlight after the Bezos Earth Fund announced more than $25 million in new ocean conservation grants across five Pacific Island nations. This will support efforts to protect more than 625,000 square miles of ocean as part of the fund's broader $100 million "Unlocking Blue Pacific Prosperity" initiative to protect 30 percent of the region's waters by 2030. “Every kid falls in love with the ocean before anyone tells them it’s in trouble. I was that
List of stores closing this fall (opens the original)
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Even as the United States economy continues to add jobs, hundreds of retail locations are expected to close this fall as major chains continue restructuring. Store closures this year have generally remained below the levels seen during recent retail downturns, but a growing number of stores are still shrinking their physical footprints in response to changing shopping habits. This, plus higher operating costs and competition from e-commerce, has sparked what will likely be thousands of store clo
List of Companies Laying Off Employees in October (opens the original)
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While the U.S. labor market is still adding jobs overall, layoffs continue to ripple through many industries heading into October. New data from ADP showed private employers added 90,000 jobs in September, driven largely by gains in health care, education and hospitality. However, white-collar sectors including financial activities and professional and business services lost jobs. This is likely to continue this coming month. Based on current WARN Act filings, Newsweek compiled a list of the top
Why are Financial Jobs Disappearing? Inside ADP's Latest Employment Report (opens the original)
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America's labor market continued adding jobs in September, but the gains were concentrated in a handful of industries. Meanwhile, some of the nation's most prominent white-collar sectors continued to shrink. According to the latest ADP National Employment Report, private employers added 90,000 jobs in September, which was a rebound from weaker hiring in August. But beneath the headline number, two traditionally higher-paying office sectors moved in the opposite direction: Financial activities lo
Republican Tells Americans They’re Poorer Under Donald Trump Than Joe Biden (opens the original)
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Senator Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican, told Americans that they have lost purchasing power during President Donald Trump's second term, effectively making them poorer under this administration than during President Joe Biden’s time in office. “The $40 trillion deficit translates to more than $360,000 per American taxpayer. We're adding less to the debt than we did under President Biden, but Americans' buying power is still significantly less than what it was,” Rand wrote on X. “In fact, if yo
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