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US Layoffs Hit Highest Level Since 2020 as Nearly 950,000 Jobs Cut
U.S. layoffs hit 950,000 in 2025, marking the highest level since 2020 amid a slowing job market and reduced hiring.
Boeing Pushes Replacement Hires as 3,200 Workers Remain on Strike
Boeing begins training replacement workers as 3,200 St. Louis defense employees remain on strike over contract disputes.
Funcom Announces Layoffs After Record-Breaking 'Dune: Awakening' Launch
Funcom celebrates Dune: Awakening's massive launch yet announces layoffs as it restructures for live operations and prepares for a big console release.
T-Mobile Quietly Ends Google One Unlimited Photos Deal
T-Mobile has ended its Google One deal with unlimited photo storage. You can no longer sign up for this plan after Sept. 30.
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A jury found Uber negligent but not liable in a sexual assault case involving a rider and her driver.
Boeing is quietly developing a new single-aisle jet to replace the troubled 737 Max amid ongoing safety concerns.
FTC accuses Zillow of paying Redfin $100M to exit rental ads, allegedly violating antitrust laws.
Pfizer agrees to slash drug prices as Trump unveils TrumpRx website to help Americans access cheaper medications.
McDonald's brings back its Monopoly game on October 6 with a $1 million prize and digital gameplay through its app.
Trump threatens a 100% tariff on all foreign-made movies, raising industry and legal concerns.
tartup founder Charlie Javice sentenced to over 7 years for defrauding JPMorgan in $175 million acquisition.
Trader Joe's and Walmart recalled pasta meals linked to a listeria outbreak that has caused 4 deaths and 19 hospitalizations across 15 states.
YouTube agrees to a $24.5 million settlement with Donald Trump over his account suspension after January 6 Capitol riots.
