Friday, January 19, 2018

Google Alert - US.jobs

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Daily update January 19, 2018
NEWS
Apple has long been criticised for its huge cash pile of some $250bn that it made through its foreign subsidiaries, but refused to repatriate to the US in order to avoid paying US taxes - that's 94 percent of its total cash. Under the new tax bill passed at the end of last year, Apple and other multinationals got ...
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It plans to bring back billions of dollars it's kept in tax havens overseas and pay about 38 billion in U.S. taxes. It's also announcing it will create 20,000 new jobs and build a new campus. Financial analyst Patrick Moorhead follows Apple. PATRICK MOORHEAD: Here, Apple is just reinforcing all the taxes ...
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Big U.S. Banks Slashed 8,000 More Jobs Before Tax-Cut Windfall. By. David Scheer. More stories by David Scheer. January 18, 2018, 5:14 AM .... The six firms have shed almost 150,000 jobs since the high-water mark in 2011. That amounts to a 12 percent cut as banks have sold off some units and look ...
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Apple is doubling down on its commitment to support the US economy with the announcement of an additional $350 billion investment over the next five years. The company will concentrate on the three areas where it has been able to create the most US jobs: directly employing more US citizens, ...
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Apple announced in a statement on Wednesday that it plans to accelerate U.S. investment and create thousands of new jobs. For years Apple Inc. has been criticized for outsourcing manufacturing to China. Apple says it plans to bring back billions of dollars it has kept in tax havens overseas, and that it ...
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Apple's blockbuster announcement that it will repatriate almost all of its $250 billion in overseas cash, create 20,000 new U.S. jobs, open a new U.S. campus, and add $350 billion to the U.S. economy ends any serious debate about the new tax reform law. The fact is, it's a big net positive for America ...
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Jobs Where People Are Paid the Most Money in the U.S. ... Salaries have not matched the pace of job growth for many years. ... About 52% of U.S. employees did not receive a salary increase in the past 12 months, according to a November report from Bankrate, a New York-based financial content ...
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On Wednesday, Apple (AAPL) pledged to create 20,000 jobs and invest $30 billion in U.S. facilities over the next five years. As part of that investment, Apple plans to build a new campus in the United States, with the location to be announced later this year. Amazon (AMZN) followed that up on Thursday ...
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The recent move is part of the company's strategy of opening 10 innovation centers, and making $1.4-billion technology and training investment in the United States. Under this planned investment, the company will create 15,000 new jobs in the country by 2020. The recently-announced innovation ...
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Canada Summer Jobs grant applicants must check a box on their forms stating they support human rights, including "reproductive rights". ... In 2017, US President Donald Trump cut funding for groups that provide abortion services, prompting Mr Trudeau to pledge $523m (C$650m; £376million) towards ...
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Team Lead, Oncology Research Scientific Directors (North Central US)
Merck & Co., Inc. Kenilworth, N.J., U.S.A. known as Merck in the United States and Canada, is a global health care leader with a diversified portfolio of prescription medicines, vaccines and animal health products. The difference between potential and achievement lies in the spark that fuels innovation ...
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