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
More than 662 million dollars in lease payment obligations will be wiped out for consumers across 17 states following a landmark settlement with lease-to-own provider Snap Finance. The agreement, which totals $665
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MoreAn €80 million figure is now being attached to a potential move for Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez, with Paris Saint-Germain preparing a formal approach for the Spain international. The Catalan club would
MoreNearly a million 16-to-24-year-olds in Britain are now classified as NEETs, not in employment, education, or training, as the labour market deteriorates sharply. The unemployment rate has climbed to around five per
MoreThe most consequential question in legal technology right now is not which AI model is smartest, but which platform decides which model gets used. That question sat at the heart of the
MoreA revenue shortfall at HSBC sent London’s benchmark index into retreat on Tuesday, compounding nerves ahead of the UK Budget and a Federal Reserve interest rate decision. The FTSE 100, which edged
MoreThe gulf between Deloitte‘s top executive and its average UK worker grew sharply this year, with Richard Houston earning 93 times the firm’s median employee pay. That ratio stood at 65 times
MorePharmaceutical companies risk wasting significant resources by rushing into artificial intelligence deployments without first establishing a coherent agent strategy, according to senior Cencora leaders. Matt Sample and Gregg Gorniak, both executives at
MoreThe man behind the most iconic defense attorney in American popular culture was himself a largely self-taught California trial lawyer admitted to the bar in 1911. He built his early reputation defending
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