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What's Open, Closed on Labor Day 2024: Banks, Government Offices, Retail and Grocery Stores, Restaurants and More

What's Open, Closed on Labor Day 2024: Banks, Government Offices, Retail and Grocery Stores, Restaurants and More

This Labor Day 2024, banks and government offices will be closed but most major retailers and restaurants will remain open with varying hours, and other sectors will open for a limited time.


Weight Loss Drugs Users 33% Less Likely to Die From Covid-19, Study Reveals

A new study reveals that semaglutide, a key ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy, reduces the risk of dying from Covid-19 by 33%, [otentially boosting its market value.

Spain Offers to Pay Tech Workers $17,000 if They Relocate to Rural Extremadura Region

Spain will pay digital nomads and remote tech workers up to $17,000 to move to its rural Extremadura region as part of a $2 million effort to combat depopulation.

Australians Gain Legal Right to Ignore Work Communications Outside Office Hours

Australia's new "right to disconnect" law allows employees to ignore work communications outside office hours without repercussions, aiming to enhance work-life balance.


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Olympians Benefit from Surging Metal Prices, Making Paris Medals Worth More Than Ever
Gold medals at the Paris 2024 Olympics are now valued at around $900 due to soaring gold and silver prices.
UK Officials Warn Against Donating Eggs Just for the Money as HFEA Raise Donor Pay to £986
The UK's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority is raising egg donor compensation from £750 to £986 to address donor shortages, while urging that donations be motivated by altruism rather than financial gain.
China Sets New Rules to Help Veterans Find Jobs and Start Businesses Easily
China's new laws, effective September 1, will ease hiring criteria for veterans, provide job preferences, and support entrepreneurship, vocational training, and higher education to improve their transition to civilian life.
Melinda Gates Slams Generosity of Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Denies Calling Them Philanthropists
Melinda French Gates, the ex-wife of Microsoft founder Bill Gates, said that the new generation of billionaires like Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Jack Dorsey, and Bill Ackman are more vocal than financial in their efforts to make social changes.
China Eyes 'Voluntary and Flexible' Retirement Age Increase to Address Aging Population
China's Communist Party is considering a gradual and flexible increase in the retirement age to address pension system pressures caused by an aging population and declining birth rates.
Olympic Gold Medalists to Receive $50,000 Prize Money for the First Time
For the first time ever, track and field gold medalists in the Paris Olympics will receive $50,000 prize money despite resistance from critics who claimed that it would undermine the spirit of the games.
US Online Spending Surge to $7.2 Billion, Thanks to Amazon Prime Day Frenzy
The first day of Amazon's Prime Day event in the U.S. saw $7.2 billion in online sales, surpassing expectations and marking an 11.3% increase from the previous year.
NBA Star LeBron James Partners with Canyon to Inspire New Generation of Cyclists
Canyon Bicycles announced its collaboration with NBA star LeBron James and several other riders to promote its line of bicycles and inspire the next generation of cyclists regardless of terrain and preferences.
Amazon’s Prime Day is Coming Up — Here’s How to Redeem a Gift Card
With Prime Day imminent, people could be able to pay for purchases using Amazon gift cards, which can be redeemed using the Amazon website or app.
How to Land Your Dream Job: Tips to Secure Career Happiness
Landing your dream job can transform your professional life and bring immense personal satisfaction, but it requires a strategic approach and the right resources.
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