The current state of the U.S. unemployment benefit system is worrisome, with experts expressing concerns about its ability to withstand another economic downturn. The system, which provides temporary income support to laid-off workers, faced significant challenges during the Covid-19 pandemic, revealing cracks that had been present for years. These challenges include massive technology failures, administrative
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As the Olympic Games take place in Paris, one would expect to see a surge in prices across various sectors, including hospitality, transportation, and other goods and services. Mega events like the Olympics tend to drive up demand for hotel rooms, airline tickets, and other amenities, resulting in an overall increase in consumer spending. However,
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Paramount Global recently announced that it will be cutting 15% of its workforce in the U.S., amounting to approximately 2,000 jobs. This decision is part of a more extensive cost-cutting plan in anticipation of its upcoming merger with Skydance Media. The company has identified $500 million in cost savings, which includes the reduction in the
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Under Armour recently announced a decline in sales, but surprisingly, the athletic apparel retailer managed to exceed Wall Street’s expectations for its fiscal first quarter results. This feat caused the company’s stock to surge significantly in early trading. The company reported earnings per share of 1 cent adjusted versus an expected loss of 8 cents
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Warner Bros. Discovery Chief Executive Officer David Zaslav is facing a tough time trying to convince shareholders that his company is a worthy investment. Since the merger of Discovery with WarnerMedia in 2022, the company’s shares have plummeted by about 70%. This plunge followed Zaslav’s immediate cost-cutting measures which included implementing thousands of layoffs, reducing
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In the recent quarterly report, Restaurant Brands International managed to surpass analysts’ expectations in terms of revenue, driven by strong sales at Tim Hortons and the company’s international restaurants. However, the company fell slightly short of the anticipated earnings per share, with 86 cents adjusted compared to the expected 87 cents. Despite this, the overall
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