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Preparing for a Possible Recession

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Economists fear that the upcoming recession could be worse than 2008. While young people are feeling “recession fatigue,” they're advised to start saving while baby boomers and Gen-X should knock down debt. Greg McBride, Chief Financial...
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U.S. Stocks Close Higher to Extend Gains Ahead of CPI Data

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U.S. stocks closed higher on Monday as investors await CPI data from the Labor Department, set to be released on Tuesday. The Dow jumped 0.71%, the S&P 500 added 1.06%, and the Nasdaq gained 1.27%. Ross Mayfield, investment strategy...
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Dow, S&P and Nasdaq Post Worst Day Since June 2020

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All three major indexes posted the worst percentage drop since June 2020. Chad Oviatt, director of investment management at Huntington National Bank, joined Cheddar News to discuss the stock market plunge on the heels of the inflation...
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Stock Markets Rally More than 1,500 Points in Two Days

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The stock rally market continued as the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 1,500 points in the past two sessions. Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA, joined Cheddar News to discuss.
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U.S. Stocks Close Mixed Ahead of July Jobs Report

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U.S. stocks closed mixed on Thursday as investors continued to monitor earnings reports from several notable companies and prepare for new jobs data set to be released on Friday. The S&P 500 closed down by 0.1%, the Dow Jones Industrial...
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Employers compete for staff as demand for workers reaches new high

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A record-low unemployment rate forces employers to compete for workers as economists expect the labour market to get even tighter.
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February Jobs Report Shows Resilient Economy, Says White House Economic Adviser

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About 678,000 jobs were created in February, hundreds of thousands more than predicted, according to the latest Labor Department report, showing a broad economic recovery despite inflation woes. Heather Boushey, member of the Council of...
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Delta CEO Asks CDC To Halve Quarantine Time Amid Potential Omicron Variant Impact on Workforce

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Delta CEO Ed Bastian asked the CDC this week to cut its recommended COVID-19 quarantine time in half from 10 days to five, citing concerns that longer quarantine times will lead to a labor shortage and impact the company's operations. Is...
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Delta Airlines CEO Calls for Shortened Quarantine Times Amid Staffing Shortage

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The airline industry says it is contending with staff shortages that threaten to hamper operations amid the COVID resurgence, andDelta Airlines CEO Ed Bastian called on the CDC to revise its guidance for vaccinated workers who test...
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UN agency for Palestinians faces funding crisis

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The head of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) has told Aljazeera that his organisation is on the verge of financial collapse.
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Workers Demand Better Treatment Amid 'The Great Resignation'

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The 'Great Resignation' showed some signs of slowing in October with the rate of those who quit their jobs falling by 4.7 percent to 4.16 million. This comes as worker strikes continue and calls for unionization ramp up. Jane Oates,...
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Workers Demand Better Treatment Amid the Great Resignation

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The Great Resignation has shown some signs of slowing in October with the number of those who quit their jobs falling by 4.7 percent to 4.16 million. This comes as worker strikes and calls for unionization ramp up. Jane Oates, president...
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Economy Appears to Be Back on Track in 2022 With Job Growth

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Following the surprising big beat on estimates for the January jobs report, William M. Rodgers III, vice president and director of the Institute for Economic Equity at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, joined Cheddar News to break...
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Young Workers See Fastest Wage Growth Out of Any Age Group

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As companies struggle to recruit and retain employees, major retailers are raising wages. According to Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank data, the country's youngest workers are seeing the fastest wage growth of any group, even outpacing...
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Labor Market 'Flying Blind' Amid Unprecedented Worker Walkouts and Strikes

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Workers across the U.S. are demanding higher compensation and better benefits amid the pandemic. Michael Darda, the chief economist and chief macro strategist at MKM Partners, joined Cheddar to discuss the rising number of strikes and...
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Canadian-born David Card named Nobel prize co-winner in economics

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Labour economist and University of California at Berkeley professor David Card joins Power & Politics to talk about his Nobel Prize win, his research and what he plans to do next.
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U.S. Economy Falls Way Short of Projected Added Jobs in September

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Beth Ann Bovino, U.S. chief economist at S&P Global Ratings, joined Cheddar following the dismal jobs report, showing the U.S. economy added just 194,000 jobs in September, much lower than the 500,000 expected. She speculated that...
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The Mom Project Touts $80M Fundraise as Largest Global Investment in Female Workforce Tech

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The pandemic has been particularly difficult for working mothers who were often forced to choose between maintaining their career and caring for their family. The Mom Project, a digital talent marketplace connecting women with top...
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EngageSmart Begins Trading on New York Stock Exchange

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Customer engagement software provider EngageSmart made its public debut on the New York Stock Exchange. CFO Cassandra Hudson joined Cheddar to talk about the decision behind the IPO launch and how a public offering will help the company...
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President Biden Addresses Weaker-Than-Expected August Jobs Report

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Heather Boushey, a member of President Biden's Council of Economic Advisers, joined Cheddar to discuss the president's remarks on the August jobs report and the headwinds facing the U.S. economy. "We remain convinced that if we can wrap...
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White House Convinced Controlling COVID Key to Recovery After Weak August Jobs Report

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Heather Boushey, a member of President Biden's Council of Economic Advisers, joined Cheddar to discuss the president's remarks on the August jobs report and the headwinds facing the U.S. economy. "We remain convinced that if we can wrap...
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ADP: 742,000 Private Sector Jobs Added in April

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ADP reports 742,000 private sector jobs were added in the month of April, falling slightly short of economists' expectations but still showing strong growth. A revised 565,000 jobs were added to the private sector in the month prior, up...
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What Will Be the Impact of GOP States Ending Federal Unemployment Benefits?

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As 24 states run by Republican governors and legislatures are set to end enhanced federal unemployment benefits this summer in the hopes it returns people to the workforce amid the ebbing pandemic. Bill Adams, senior vice president and...
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How Ending Enhanced Unemployment Benefits Could Impact the Job Market

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The economy has steadily added jobs since the country’s first wave of pandemic-related layoffs, but after enhanced unemployment benefits ended Monday, some expect many Americans will soon return to the labor market. Rebecca Dixon,...