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Tech Layoffs Reshape Employee Experience, Ending Era of Lavish Perks

Tech Layoffs Reshape Employee Experience, Ending Era of Lavish Perks

Tech Layoffs Reshape Employee Experience, Ending Era of Lavish Perks
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U.S. Tech Giants Secure Nuclear Power Through Long-Term Deals Amidst Surging AI Demand

U.S. Tech Giants Secure Nuclear Power Through Long-Term Deals Amidst Surging AI Demand

U.S. Tech Giants Secure Nuclear Power Through Long-Term Deals Amidst Surging AI Demand
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Amazon AWS CEO reveals surprising risk to AI stocks and U.S. economy

Amazon AWS CEO reveals surprising risk to AI stocks and U.S. economy

Local resistance is creating a new problem for Big Tech.
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Discount grocery chain makes big changes after 42 store closures

Discount grocery chain makes big changes after 42 store closures

The retailer is rebuilding its discount model as food prices remain under pressure.
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Michael Burry Warns of 'Crumbling' AI Infrastructure, Citing 2006-Style Market Setup

Michael Burry Warns of 'Crumbling' AI Infrastructure, Citing 2006-Style Market Setup

Michael Burry Warns of 'Crumbling' AI Infrastructure, Citing 2006-Style Market Setup
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'We’ve been screwed': A wealthy county is overrun with data centers

'We’ve been screwed': A wealthy county is overrun with data centers

Loudoun County, Virginia, became the world's data center capital and became flush with tax dollars. Now the county is hitting the pause button.
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Analysis-AI's race to transform the world before the money runs out

Analysis-AI's race to transform the world before the money runs out

By Stephen Eisenhammer LONDON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Never has so much cash flowed into a new technology as is pouring into AI, eclipsing the sums splurged on railways or the internet when those technological revolutions sucked in capital.
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US job growth slows sharply in September; unemployment rate rises to 4.2%

US job growth slows sharply in September; unemployment rate rises to 4.2%

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - US job growth slowed more than expected in September, but that likely does not signal a material shift in the labor market, with the weakness likely related to a calendar quirk.
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Ohio companies announce layoffs, closures affecting over 450 workers

Ohio companies announce layoffs, closures affecting over 450 workers

September WARN notices in Ohio will end up affecting more than 450 workers in the state. Here's where and when layoffs and closures are happening.
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S 500 Masks Underlying Market Weakness Despite Near-Record Highs

S 500 Masks Underlying Market Weakness Despite Near-Record Highs

S 500 Masks Underlying Market Weakness Despite Near-Record Highs
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Amazon just doubled its Prime gas discount through 2027

Amazon just doubled its Prime gas discount through 2027

Amazon Prime members can score 20¢ off per gallon on gas every Friday through January 2027. Here's how the new fuel-saving perk works.
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Semafor Seeks Global Business and Finance Reporter for Multipolar World Coverage

Semafor Seeks Global Business and Finance Reporter for Multipolar World Coverage

Semafor Seeks Global Business and Finance Reporter for Multipolar World Coverage