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More evidence that technology and increased worker productivity, not trade, were behind US ... This paper challenges two widely held views: first that trade performance has been the primary reason for the declining share of manufacturing employment in the United States and other industrial economies, and second that recent productivity growth in manufacturing has actually been quite rapid but ...
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Artificial intelligence won't take our jobs. It will work with us Today, the experts of 2017 tell us the Internet of Things will revolutionize every mundane activity. Blockchain, the decentralized and encrypted technology that powers Bitcoin and other alternative financial transactions, will streamline logistics and pressure time-honored professions by removing the ...
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BRIEF-Navitas Updates On US Tax Cuts And Jobs Act Implications ... * US DOMICILED DEFERRED TAX ASSETS OF NAVITAS WILL BE RECOVERABLE AT AN EXPECTED FUTURE FEDERAL TAX RATE OF 21%, RATHER THAN 35%. * NAVITAS HAS RE-MEASURED CARRYING VALUE OF ITS US TAX ASSETS AT NEW TAX RATE AND REDUCED CARRYING ...
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As Bitcoin Rebounds Past $16000, Related Jobs Have Also Surged The cryptocurrency jobs market is still relatively small. As Bitcoin jobs have hit record highs—relatively speaking, of course—on LinkedIn, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that startups, defined as companies up to one year old, have collectively contributed at least 1.4 million jobs every year in ...
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Driver shortage sends truck haulage rates higher Robots may one day steer trucks across America. But in winter 2017, US trucking companies are confronting a shortage of human drivers. Rates to hire long-distance trucks have soared as rising freight volumes and robust retail sales during the festive season drive up demand, just as a strong US jobs ...
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Job opportunities: 10 companies that will be hiring thousands in 2018 What makes the company unique: In addition to having plenty of employment opportunities with over 1,800 stores and 38 distribution centers across the U.S., Target is also a company that places a lot of value on giving back. According to its website, the retail giant gives five percent of its profits back to ...
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Breaking Down the New US Corporate Tax Law MONTAGE OF U.S. NEWS BROADCASTS: President Trump has signed the GOP tax bill into law / Big win for his administration. Yeah, check out that signature yesterday. Using a very big, bold marker, he signed into a law the $1.5 million-dollar tax plan. U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Jobs are ...
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Here's what all 30 companies that make up the Dow industrials think about the tax cuts "It's the single-most important thing we can do to drive innovation, support quality jobs and accelerate capital investment in our country," Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg said. "For Boeing, the reforms enable us to better compete on the world stage and give us a stronger foundation for the investment ...
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West Virginia Officials Wary of Bombardier Trade Dispute "We support enforcement of U.S. trade laws to counteract unfair or unlawful activities by foreign interests, but ask that you consider closely the merits of this case along with the broader impacts on U.S. jobs and economic benefits in our communities," the letter says. Gov. Jim Justice has voiced similar ...
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America's trade wars are heating up as US firms sue for relief from foreign competitors The U.S. companies seeking tougher import duties argue that trade restrictions are needed to level the economic playing field and sustain American jobs, and have little to do with politics or Trump. For instance, a Washington state paper company called North Pacific Paper Co., or Norpac, is accusing ...
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