SINGAPORE, Oct 30 (Reuters) – Singapore’s retrenchment rate in the third quarter of 2026 hit its highest level since the height of the COVID pandemic in late 2020, driven by business reorganisations, the manpower ministry said on Friday. • Layoffs rose to 4,800 in the third…
A Booming Economy Still Too Dependent on Imported Technology The American economy is in the middle of an extraordinary business investment boom. And the latest GDP numbers demonstrate just how extraordinary it has become. But there’s a specter haunting the…
Latest: Can The Gulf Be Rebuilt? Authored by AG News Staff via American Greatness, Two of America's largest teachers unions spent more than $930 million on political activism, lobbying and progressive advocacy over the past decade, raising questions about how union…
Mogul Barry Diller had been looking for an "AI proof" investment in MGM Resorts but had dropped the takeover bid. In the second major round of layoffs this year, Barry Diller‘s magazine empire is reorganizing over what it describes…
(The Center Square) – Los Angeles County voters are weighing Measure A, a ballot initiative that would fundamentally alter labor negotiations for thousands of public safety workers by replacing the county’s current final-offer system with binding arbitration. Measure A would end…
In May, Seattle's socialist mayor told wealthy residents and businesses that if they wanted to leave her city to escape her terrible policies "bye." And now businesses are looking to downsize or leave Seattle entirely, with a survey showing half…
The dispute raises a question that goes beyond collective bargaining. What happens when a federal agency is ordered to restore a labor agreement, but employees say the protections negotiated under that agreement are still not being honored? The BOP and…
Two of the top teachers unions in the unions have spent more than $900 million over the last decade on far-left groups, political activism, and lobbying, according to a new education watchdog report. North American Values Institute (NAVI), a nonprofit watchdog…
The U.S. economy roared ahead over the summer, delivering a better-than-expected growth report just days before the midterm elections. Gross domestic product expanded at an annualized rate of 3.4% from July through September, accelerating from 2.2% in the previous quarter, according to Commerce…
With a few days to go to the midterms, there is more good economic news for Americans. U.S. real GDP growth for the third quarter of 2026 was 3.4 percent, exceeding expectations and accelerating from 2.2 in the second quarter. Economists had predicted growth…
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