Taylor Swift, 'Barbenheimer' and Beyoncé all likely fueled a US growth surge last quarter, economist says

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Taylor Swift attends the 2023 VMAs.

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Job growth surged in September

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Gen Z students are inventing their own college degrees, from Chaos Studies to Human-Computer Interaction

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Customized majors are on the rise as Gen Z students worried about the future of the job market turn to build-your-own degree programs.

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US stocks rise as softer jobs data pulls Treasury yields lower

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Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., March 2, 2020.

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Workers are worried about AI taking their jobs. Artists say it's already happening.

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Karla Ortiz says many artists are already losing work to generative AI.

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Some government jobs are offering big bonuses, higher pay and parental leave to lure applicants

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Bonuses and higher pay are on offer for some government jobs.

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These are the 10 most popular jobs that pay more than $100K, study finds

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Data scientists analyzed the salaries of almost one million jobs listed on the Ladders website.

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Steep wage hikes for union workers mark the 'final echo' of the inflation surge, Goldman Sachs says

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SAG-AFTRA union members went on strike Friday.

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US stocks dip as September losses pile up amid rising bond yields

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Stock trader Peter Tuchman works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on October 04, 2021 in New York City.

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Paid sabbaticals can make the difference in retaining top talent. Here's proof.

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Crissie Hoskins' company paid her to take two months off work. It made her more passionate about her job.

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