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| Vulture hedge-fund capitalism still devouring US jobs. Will we ever do something? | Will Bunch And if inequality is dragging down the profits of retailers and other industries, then these cannibalistic practices are the other half of the feedback loop: driving inequality ever higher, and depriving Americans of the jobs and incomes they need to consume. In other words, we are all Toys 'R' Us. And the ...
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| Cummins CEO Says US Jobs Dependent On Great Trade Relations With China It's the largest truck market in the world, it's growing the fastest, so by being present in China, that's had a lot to do with why we're able to add jobs in the U.S." says Linebarger. "More than 5,000 of our jobs in the U.S. relate strictly to our overseas operations," according to Linebarger who says great trade ...
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| US Tariffs May Add 19000 Steel and Aluminum Jobs, Study Says The study is from the nonprofit organization, which has supported the U.S. administration's skepticism toward free trade. The group estimates President Donald Trump's 25 percent tariff on steel imports and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum will add about 19,000 jobs, making job losses downstream and in ...
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| Amid the H-1B trauma, a bill proposes bringing Indian call-centre jobs back to the US At a time when Indian techies are living the nightmare of the Donald Trump administration's clampdown on H-1B work visas, another set of professionals, call-centre workers, now face the threat of rising protectionism in the US. On March 14, US senator Sherrod Brown held a press conference to ...
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| William Watson: US factory jobs were growing when Trump arrived. That's a problem Question for Donald Trump: Over the last four decades, which rich country has lost manufacturing jobs most quickly? OK, so the answer to the question is a fact and the president seems to believe he's entitled to his own facts. But if you respect real facts and look them up, the answer is "not the U.S." In ...
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| Trade war threat is now Wall Street's top economic fear, survey says A plurality of 48 percent say the steel and aluminum tariffs that the president will implement will result in fewer U.S. jobs overall, with 35 percent seeing no effect on employment. Just 13 percent said they believe the tariffs will increase jobs. More than 80 percent said it would be negative for the U.S. to ...
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| Newspaper industry warns paper tariffs could imperil jobs, news An industry coalition that includes the American Society of News Editors, Association of Alternative Newsmedia, Association of American Publishers, Association for Print Technologies, Book Manufacturer's Institute, Catalyst Paper, Inland Press Association, Kruger, Local Search Association, National ...
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| Tariffs Often Come to Save US Swing-State Jobs: Eco Research Roundup We also take a look at a study on job-market disadvantage among America's incarcerated, another that uses nighttime lights as a gauge of whether global economic data give an accurate read, and a final piece on how U.S. consumption responds to fiscal policies. Check out this column each week for ...
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| Labor secretary: Jobs can help keep opioid addicts from relapse Saying "the facts are startling and the crisis is crippling," U.S. Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta says government must do more to help recovering opioid addicts gain a secure foothold in the workplace. A day after President Donald Trump visited New Hampshire to unveil his plan to battle the ...
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| US military aid could cost Israel 22000 jobs A comprehensive analysis by the Ministry of Defense of the effect of the new US aid agreement on Israel's defense industries conculdes it will cause 22,000 layoffs and cost Israel NIS 7 billion in GDP. Israel and the US signed the agreement in 2016 towards the end of former President Barack Obama's ...
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