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Stricter testing requirements for travelers coming to the US
An administration official informed CNN that the Biden administration’s new, tougher Covid-19 testing criteria for all visitors to the United States will take effect on Monday.
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US jobless claims rise by 28,000, but still low at 222,000
Even though the US job market has been recovering since last year’s coronavirus recession, the number of Americans asking for jobless benefits increased last week.
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Dow Jones Dives as CDC Confirms First Omicron Case in the US
The first case of the Omicron variant in the United States was confirmed by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), sparking panic on Wall Street. U.S. stocks opened with big gains on Wednesday, supported by strong employment and manufacturing output results, but reversed course in the afternoon and ended the day down sharply after the CDC confirmed the first case of the Omicron variant in the country, sparking panic on Wall Street.
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Qualcomm debuts Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 platform for Windows PCs
Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 and 7c+ Gen 3 platforms, which will improve PC productivity from premium to entry-level device tiers. The Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 platform has been updated for Always On, Always Connected PCs. The 8cx Gen 3 supports three different modem setups, including the Snapdragon X65, X55, and X62 Modem-RF lines, with potential download speeds of 10 Gbps (X65 5G), 7.5 Gbps (X55 5G), and 4.4 Gbps (X62 Modem-RF) (X62 5G).
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U.S. Companies Added 534,000 Jobs in November
Employers in the United States added workers at a healthy rate in November, indicating that employers are working hard to fill a near-record number of open positions.
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Andre Dickens Wins Atlanta Mayor Race, Faces Rising Crime Problem
In a runoff election Tuesday, voters chose City Councilman Andre Dickens as Atlanta’s next mayor, following a campaign dominated by concern about an increase in violent crime in Georgia’s largest city.
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Twitter to ban sharing of photos and videos without people’s consent
As part of its ongoing effort to improve user privacy and security, Twitter has announced the expansion of its private information policy to encompass the sharing of private media, such as images and videos, without the consent of the individuals portrayed in them.
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Workers Quit Jobs in Droves to Become Their Own Bosses.
The pandemic has sparked an unprecedented surge in entrepreneurship and self-employment. Hundreds of thousands of Americans are going it alone as consultants, retailers, and small-business owners.
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Lululemon Fires Back at Peloton Lawsuit with Its Own, Calls Rival a ‘Copycat’
Lululemon Athletica Inc (LULU.O) made good on its threat to sue Peloton Interactive Inc (PTON.O) over the exercise bike company’s new clothing line’s “copycat products” on Monday.
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AMC Giving NFTs To Advance Ticket Purchases Of Spider-Man: No Way Home
Movie studios and theatres try to entice people to buy their tickets in advance by giving away collectibles such as t-shirts, caps, beanies, keychains, and other items.
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Agriculture provides 10.3 percent of U.S. employment
The agriculture industry provides us with much more than three meals a day; it is an economic driver in addition to providing us with the fuel and fibre we need to get through the day. We all know that farm and ranch families make up less than 2% of the US population.
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Fauci says Omicron Covid-19 variant could already be in the US
According to Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, it is possible that omicron, a new coronavirus variant discovered in South Africa, is already present in the United States. While no confirmed cases of the new variant have been reported in the United States, Fauci stated that he “would not be surprised” if omicron has already made its way there.
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Justice Department to step up prosecution of unruly air passengers
On Wednesday, Attorney General Merrick Garland directed federal prosecutors to prioritise prosecution of airline passengers who commit assaults and other crimes aboard aircraft.
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The US States where workers are quitting jobs at record rates
In September, workers in the United States resigned from a record 4.4 million jobs. In the midst of a historically rapid economic recovery, many Americans are leaving jobs in search of better working conditions and pay.
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US hospitals prepare for the influx of Covid patients as millions travel for Thanksgiving
As cases resurface in the United States, millions of people are expected to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, and health workers and hospital systems are now bracing for an influx of Covid patients after only a few months to recover from the summer surge.
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NASA offers an important update on the health of the James Webb Space Telescope
Following a recent incident that could have resulted in a significant delay to the James Webb Space Telescope’s launch schedule, NASA has delivered good news on the telescope’s health.
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Eastern Shore seafood company fined for visa fraud
On Maryland’s Eastern Shore, a company that processes seafood and makes ice was fined $240,000 for visa fraud involving the employment of temporary workers.
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U.S. jobless claims plunge to 199,000, lowest in 52 years
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell to its lowest level in more than half a century last week, another indicator that the job market in the United States is quickly recovering from last year’s coronavirus recession.
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The U.S. blacklists dozens of Chinese tech firms citing national security concerns
The Biden administration added a dozen Chinese companies to its trade blacklist on Wednesday, citing national security and foreign policy concerns.
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T-Mobile agrees to pay big bucks for last year’s 911 outage
It must be a terrifying experience to have to contact first responders and have the 911 call not connect, but that’s exactly what happened to thousands of T-Mobile customers in the United States on June 15, 2020. As a result of the frightening incident, the wireless carrier agreed to pay the Federal Communications Commission $19.5 million in a settlement this week (FCC).
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U.S. to release oil from reserves to lower gas prices
President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday that the administration will tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve as part of a global effort by energy-consuming nations to slow the rapid rise in fuel prices that is expected in 2021. The coordinated release by the United States, India, China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and the United Kingdom is the first of its kind.
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Apple sues NSO Group over spyware
Apple sued NSO Group and its parent company on Tuesday, alleging that the Israeli corporation broke a federal anti-hacking statute by providing powerful software that clients used to spy on Apple users.
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Texas Upstream Employment Rises Again
Texas upstream employment increased by 2,300 jobs between September and October, according to the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO), citing the most recent Current Employment Statistics (CES) report from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
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Fauci warns time running short to prevent ‘dangerous’ Covid surge in the US
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the US government’s chief medical adviser, warned on Sunday that time was running out to prevent a “dangerous” new surge of Covid-19 infections from swamping the upcoming holiday season.
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Discord Chief Marketing Officer Tesa Aragones Departs
Forbes has learnt that Discord's chief marketing officer has left the firm after just over a year in the position. Tesa Aragones, who started working at Discord in September 2020, left the firm earlier this month.
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Jonah Goldberg and Stephen Hayes resign from Fox News
Every month or so, while speaking with Fox News sources, I express my surprise that Jonah Goldberg and Stephen Hayes are still on the network's payroll. The two men are realistic conservative thinkers who have refused to give in to Donald Trump. Unfortunately, Fox viewers didn't get to hear from them very often. This year, they were booked so infrequently by the network's producers that their contracts resembled golden handcuffs.
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Twitter taps big retailer for the launch of new livestream shopping feature
For the first time, Twitter has partnered with Walmart for a live shopping event. On Sunday, November 28, at 7 p.m. ET, entertainer Jason Derulo will present a 30-minute variety show featuring electronics, home goods, fashion, seasonal décor, special guests, and more on the shoppable "Cyber Deals Sunday" livestream on iOS and PC.
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