Toby Doeden Advances to South Dakota GOP Governor Runoff
Businessman Toby Doeden will face a July runoff against another Republican after a divisive South Dakota GOP primary for governor
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Amazon Sued Over Ring’s Use of Facial Recognition Technology
A Virginia resident has filed a class-action lawsuit against Amazon, alleging its Ring doorbell cameras violated privacy by using facial recognition without consent
Remote Work Drives Rising Unemployment Among Young College Graduates
Remote work has significantly contributed to increased unemployment rates among recent college graduates by limiting on-the-job training and mentorship opportunities
Americans’ Financial Literacy Hits 10-Year Low, Study Finds
A recent study reveals U.S. adults scored lowest in financial literacy in a decade, highlighting concerns about managing debt, savings, and retirement
Barry Diller’s People Inc. Makes $18 Billion Offer to Buy MGM Resorts
People Inc., controlled by Barry Diller, offers $18 billion to acquire MGM Resorts, aiming to take the casino operator private
Anthropic Confidentially Files for IPO Amid Growing AI Market Race
Anthropic, developer of the Claude AI chatbot, has confidentially filed for an IPO, joining a wave of AI firms preparing to enter public markets…
New Student Loan Limits and Repayment Plans Begin July 1
Starting July 1, new federal rules limit student borrowing amounts and reduce repayment options, affecting millions of borrowers and reshaping student loan debt management
Nearly One in Four Professionals Faces Mid-Career Stalls, Study Finds
A new study reveals 24 percent of mid-career white-collar workers experience stalls in promotions and raises, leading to significant lost wages and career growth…
Southwest Airlines revises overweight passenger seating policy
Southwest Airlines now allows gate agents to assign free second seats to larger passengers when available, reversing an earlier rule requiring prepaid extra seating
Surge in Data Center Construction Spurs Blue-Collar Job Growth
Expanding data center projects across the U.S. are generating a temporary uptick in construction jobs and increasing demand for specialized technician roles