Big Tech contracts inject life into new nuclear
Nuclear developers are benefitting from long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Big Tech companies racing to secure ...
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Analyzing History and Getting to a Better Economic Future
We might be going through a large federal government spending cut in the range of $1 trillion to $2 trillion per year. This ...
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Bay Area defies national trend as unemployment holds steady amid layoffs
The Bay Area's unemployment rate in December largely remained the same compared with December 2023, new federal data shows.
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Updates: Trump Immigration Crackdown Stiffens Rules for Release of Migrant Children
In a memo published on Friday, the Office of Refugee Resettlement, which oversees the care of migrant children, said it would ...
As Meta, tech giants continue layoffs, why there's still hope for hiring in 2025
While tech giants are laying off workers in 2025, economists say companies are more bullish on hiring in 2025 than years' ...
IBM return-to-office order hits finance, ops teams amid push to dump staff for AI
IBM has begun what a source describes as a soft layoff for its Finance & Operations business unit, in the form of a return-to ...
Full List of Companies in California Laying Off Employees This Year
In California, technology, retail and pharmaceutical companies appear to be taking on the bulk of the layoffs as employers ...
Meta layoffs have begun. Here's everything we know so far.
The social media giant has said it's taking a tougher stance on underperforming employees.
The list of major companies laying off staff in the new year, including Boeing, Meta, Microsoft, and BP
Companies have continued to cut jobs in 2025 after a wave of layoffs last year. Meta, Microsoft, BlackRock, and Boeing are among those shedding staff.