COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Intel announced a $20 billion manufacturing operation earlier this year bringing thousands of jobs to rural Ohio was welcomed as an economic boon. But behind this enthusiasm lurked a pressing question. “Where are we going to put everyone?” asked Melissa Humbert-Washington, vice president of programs and services at Homes for Families, …
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Sam Bankman-Fried and the executives of his cryptocurrency company have paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to House committee members who will hold hearings next month into the company’s collapse. Bankman-Fried and his FTX co-founders paid nine members of the House Financial Services Committee $300,351, according to Federal Election Commission records. Some of the most …
A new report says Washington, which legalized recreational marijuana in 2012, has been far more successful in displacing the black market than California, where voters approved legalization in 2016. In a 2021 survey by the ‘International Cannabis Policy Study (ICPS), 77% of Washington cannabis users said they had purchased “any type of marijuana” from a …
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Twitter’s underlying software is said to show signs of showing signs of cracking for some users, without enough engineers to maintain it. Cybersecurity and privacy experts fear this is becoming a “Wild West” when it comes to data breaches and vulnerability to hacking. So far, there has been no mass exodus – political and media …
Srdjanpav | E+ | Getty Images The layoffs at tech giants Twitter and Meta this week affected thousands of people – and they’re just the latest examples of a downsizing trend that was already happening in the industry. The news has shed light on employee rights in mass termination situations. Although downsizing laws vary by …
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Text size In today’s polarized political climate, President Biden’s loss of Congressional majority could lead to long delays in adequately addressing economic and financial market issues next year. Samuel Corum/Getty Images About the Author: Desmond Lachman is a Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. He was Deputy Director of the Policy Development and Review …
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