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Google ordered to pay $425.7 million in damages for improperly tracking smartphone activity
Google Ordered to Pay $425.7 Million for Smartphone Snooping A federal jury has ruled that Google must pay $425.7 million…
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‘No Tax on Tips’ Eligibility: 68 Jobs Poised to Qualify
The Treasury Department recently unveiled a list of 68 occupations eligible for a new tax deduction that will exempt workers…
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Labor market growth slows in August with U.S. adding 54,000 jobs
U.S. private-sector hiring fell short of expectations in August, according to data released on Thursday. Private payrolls only increased by…
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ConocoPhillips to slash up to 25% of its workforce — up to 3,200 jobs
ConocoPhillips, a major player in the oil industry, has announced plans to reduce its workforce by up to 25% in…
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Spirit Airlines to end service in 12 cities as rivals swoop in
Spirit Airlines has made the difficult decision to end flight service in a dozen cities, less than a week after…
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Arkansas woman wins court challenge over insurance payout for a “totaled” car
A groundbreaking verdict in an Arkansas court has shed light on the questionable practices of a major car insurance carrier…
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The government’s next jobs report lands Friday. Here’s what to look for.
13-14. While the Fed is expected to take action to support the labor market, the impact of a rate cut…
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End the Fed? – Econlib
The Federal Reserve System employs around 500 economists, a number that surpasses the combined faculty of economics at all eight…
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Amazon is ending Prime Invitee, a perk that allowed members to share free shipping
Amazon is making changes to its Prime sharing program, ending the option for Prime members to share free shipping benefits…
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Americans plan to spend less this holiday season, survey shows
As the holiday season approaches, Americans are preparing to rein in their spending more than ever before. A recent survey…
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