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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
How unemployment stands in 6 states where Dems aim to flip GOP Senate seats (opens the original)
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The larger state of unemployment and the economy could become key issues in several of the Senate races that Democrats hope will help them win back control of the chamber in the upcoming midterms. The battleground includes six states with vastly different labor market conditions—five where Democrats are aiming to flip Republican-held seats (Alaska, Iowa, Maine, Ohio and Texas), and one key battleground, Michigan, where they are defending an open seat. While Iowa, Maine and Ohio currently have un
Red-Dyed Diesel Made Available to Lower Fuel Prices—Where You Can Buy It (opens the original)
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The White House is weighing an unusual plan to help ease soaring diesel costs, but some states have already moved to expand access to what is considered a significantly cheaper fuel source: red-dyed diesel. According to Reuters, the Trump administration is considering regulatory relief that would allow broader sales of red-dyed diesel, a fuel traditionally reserved for agricultural and other off-road uses. On Sunday, President Donald Trump told a Fox News reporter that he is "very seriously" co
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