For the first time in roughly ten years, the typical American job seeker is spending longer searching for work than the government will fund their search. Unemployment benefits expire for most workers
California Governor Newsom Signs Over Twenty Employment Laws While Vetoing Menopause Protection Bill
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed more than twenty employment-related bills into California law since late June 2026, reshaping workplace rules across the state. The legislation covers a wide range of employer obligations,
MoreThe World Bank has upgraded its growth forecast for the East Asia and Pacific region to 4.5% in 2026, driven largely by surging demand for artificial intelligence-related goods. The revised figure represents
MoreBerkeley Group has urged Chancellor John Healey to slash stamp duty on newly built homes, claiming the move would generate a £4.2bn windfall for the Treasury. The London-listed housebuilder made the call
MoreThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency launched a new email subscription feature on September 15, 2026, designed to help pesticide users stay current with Endangered Species Act requirements. The feature has been added
MoreBonus season is fast approaching, and Biglaw associates across the country are watching closely to see what their firms will deliver this year. For many associates working through the fall of 2026,
MoreOKX ICE has filed for regulatory approval to offer 24-hour, seven-day-a-week tokenized trading across 60 U.S.-listed stocks, marking a bold push into digital asset markets. The move signals growing appetite among crypto-native
MoreThe FTSE 250 continues to attract income-focused investors seeking reliable dividend yields in a market shaped by persistent economic uncertainty and shifting interest rate expectations. Among the index’s constituents, dividend yields of
MoreJeremy Hunt has issued a stark warning to Chancellor John Healey over any plans to raise taxes on UK banks ahead of the forthcoming Budget. The former Chancellor, who has sat on
MoreGovernor Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 1883, introducing sweeping new restrictions on how employers may use artificial intelligence-powered surveillance tools. The legislation, known as AB 1883, directly targets the growing use of
MoreA federal judge has ruled that President Trump lacked the authority to remove a court-appointed US Attorney in Washington state, creating an extraordinary standoff in Seattle. Judge Stanley Bastian, Chief of the
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