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POLITICS

Elon Musk Reassesses $2 Trillion Budget Cuts as 'Best-Case' Outcome in DOGE Initiative

Friday, Jan 10

Elon Musk now suggests a $1 trillion target for federal budget cuts, calling $2 trillion the "best-case outcome" in his DOGE initiative for government savings.

WORLD NEWS

L.A. fire chief warns of budget cuts affecting emergency response amid wildfire crisis

Friday, Jan 10

L.A. fire chief highlighted that budget reductions hindered emergency response efforts just before wildfires erupted, raising concerns over department safety.

POLITICS

Elon Musk Lowers Budget Cut Target for DOGE Amid Federal Spending Challenges

Thursday, Jan 09

Elon Musk reduces his federal budget cut target from $2 trillion to $1 trillion, highlighting challenges in government spending and efficiency.

ECONOMY

Bank of Mexico Considers Larger Interest Rate Cuts Amid Easing Inflation

Thursday, Jan 09

The Bank of Mexico may implement larger interest rate cuts as inflation eases, according to recent minutes from its monetary policy meeting.

ECONOMY

Survey reveals 41% of companies plan job reductions due to AI advancements

Thursday, Jan 09

A new survey indicates that 41% of companies plan to reduce their workforce due to advances in AI technology over the next five years.

POLITICS

Musk Recognizes $2 Trillion Spending Cut Goal as Ambitious Under Trump’s Leadership

Thursday, Jan 09

Elon Musk admits the goal of cutting $2 trillion from the federal budget under Trump is challenging, but aims for $1 trillion.

ECONOMY

Job Cuts Surge in 2024, Hitting 15-Year High Except for Pandemic Year

Thursday, Jan 09

Job cuts reached a 15-year peak in 2024, with major declines in technology, healthcare, and automotive sectors amid economic uncertainties.

ECONOMY

UK businesses plan price hikes and job cuts due to tax increase, BoE survey reveals

Thursday, Jan 09

UK firms anticipate raising prices and cutting jobs following increased social security contributions, as indicated by a recent Bank of England survey.