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Jobless claims in the U.S. surged to 236,000, reflecting seasonal challenges and concerns over labor market health.
US jobless claims fell to 216,000, signaling a stable labor market amidst economic uncertainty and corporate job cuts.
September's job report reveals unexpected growth, with 119,000 new jobs added, though unemployment also rises to 4.4%.
U.S. consumer sentiment drops to a near three-year low, raising concerns over economic impacts of ongoing government shutdown.
U.S. layoffs soared to over 153,000 in October, marking the highest level in two decades, primarily driven by AI adoption and cost cuts.
Jerome Powell addresses rising employment risks as the Federal Reserve hints at potential rate cuts in light of a hiring slowdown.
The U.S. government shutdown delays employment data releases, creating uncertainty for the economy and policymakers.
US lawmakers demand explanations from major tech firms about their H-1B visa hiring amid job cuts.
Trump's new $100,000 fee for H-1B visas may severely affect hiring in tech and finance, prompting firms to reconsider foreign recruitment.
U.S. jobless claims surge to highest level since 2021, indicating a potential rise in layoffs and cooling labor market conditions.
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