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Warning Signs from the Boardroom: CEOs Expect Job Cuts Ahead

Warning Signs from the Boardroom: CEOs Expect Job Cuts Ahead

A Business Roundtable survey shows that 34% of CEOs expect job cuts, while only 27% expect growth, marking the first workforce pullback since 2020.

Tyler Flores
Tyler Flores
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Bureau of Labor Statistics Report Shows 22,000 Jobs Added in August

Bureau of Labor Statistics Report Shows 22,000 Jobs Added in August

Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows U.S. economy added 22,000 jobs in August, far fewer than expected.

Jason Belcher
Jason Belcher