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Construction Needs 349,000 New Workers in 2026. The Data Center Boom Can't Wait for Them

Deloitte puts the cost of not closing the workforce gap at $124 billion in lost output and a shortfall of more than two million skilled trade workers by 2028.

International Business Times

As Wall Street shifts expectations towards a Fed rate hike, the White House turns up the pressure on Warsh's central bank

"High interest rates put the U.S.A. at a very unfair disadvantage, and I won’t allow that to happen!" Trump wrote on Truth Social.

Fortune

Global Market | China’s Trade Data: Auto, tech stocks in focus after export surge

China’s exports surged 25% year-on-year in August, supported by strong overseas demand for automobiles and high-tech goods, while the country’s trade surplus widened to $119.1 billion. Auto exports jumped 43% and semiconductor shipments soared nearly 130%, highlighting the strength of China’s manufacturing sector.

The Economic Times

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China exports accelerate on strong demand for autos and high-tech goods

China’s export growth accelerated in August, rising 25% from a year earlier, buoyed by autos and high-tech goods.

Euronews

SHEIN Recalls About 963 Spiral Toys Over Small Balls in the Fourth Such Recall Since August 2025

CPSC says about 963 SHEIN spiral toys violate the federal small ball ban. It is the fourth recall of this toy design in about a year.

Medical Daily

KFC appoints first-ever ‘global chief brand officer’ as fast-food chain faces fierce competition

KFC announced a rebrand effort in June that involved new menu items and a refreshed logo

The Independent UK

Trump declares Canada’s Bombardier jets ‘aren’t good enough’ in latest attack of trade war

President repeats baseless claims about Canadian banks as Ottawa’s retaliatory tariffs set to go into effect at midnight on Tuesday

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Trump Tells Bombardier To Build in US or Stop Treating America Like a 'Piggybank'

President Trump has threatened to ban Bombardier from the US market unless it increases American manufacturing, amid ongoing trade tensions with Canada and symbolic moves like renaming Lake Ontario.

International Business Times UK

Every Made Fresh Salad and Cream Cheese Sold in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx Is Recalled Over Listeria

Made Fresh Salads recalled all deli salads and cream cheese sold in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx after FDA sampling found Listeria.

Medical Daily

Walmart Is Finally Adding Tap to Pay, but Not Every Store Has It Yet

For years, Walmart shoppers pulling out an iPhone or smartwatch at checkout faced an inconvenient reality: tapping to pay simply was not an option. That is finally changing, as Walmart tap to pay began rolling out at select U.S. Walmart stores and Sam’s Club locations on August 24, 2026. The…

Budget and the Bees

8 Ways Personalized Pricing Could Make Two Shoppers Pay Different Prices

Every time you browse the internet, fill out a digital cart, or search for a flight, invisible trackers log your every move. While you might assume that a product has a fixed price tag for everyone, modern digital commerce has evolved far beyond traditional retail. Companies increasingly rely on complex…

Grocery Coupon Guide

US dollar reserve shift may be less widespread than headline figures suggest, NY Fed study finds

The dollar’s share of global reserves has fallen, but a New York Fed study says the decline is concentrated among a few countries. Reserve shifts largely reflect individual needs, challenging claims of broad global dollar diversification.

The Economic Times

Would You Know If a Company Was Using Your Personal Data to Set Your Price?

Imagine shopping online for groceries, a hotel room, or a household appliance and wondering whether the price on your screen is really the same one everyone else sees. Increasingly sophisticated pricing technology can analyze enormous amounts of information and potentially adjust what consumers are offered. When personal information enters that…

Budget and the Bees

How Much Money Should You Actually Keep in Your Checking Account?

A checking account should make everyday life easier, not turn into a mysterious pile of money that grows without a purpose. For many households, the right balance covers upcoming bills, routine spending, and a little breathing room without leaving a giant chunk of cash sitting idle.

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Your Credit Score Dropped. How Long Will It Take to Get Those Points Back?

A credit score can fall surprisingly fast, sometimes after a single change that seemed harmless at the time. The good news: a lower score does not automatically mean months or years of financial misery, because the recovery clock depends on what caused the drop.

Clever Dude

8 Warning Signs Your Auto Loan May Be Putting Too Much Pressure on Your Budget

A car loan can look perfectly manageable when the payment fits neatly into the monthly budget, but that single number does not tell the whole story. If the payment leaves little room for groceries, savings, repairs, or an unexpected bill, the loan may already be putting too much pressure on…

International Business Times

Americans' 401(k) and IRA Balances Hit Record Highs. More Workers Are Raiding Retirement Savings for Cash.

The average 401(k) balance reached $155,800, an increase of 13.1% from a year earlier, and IRA balances rose 10% over the same period to a record $144,523.

International Business Times

Americans Increasingly Support Stronger Unions. Approval Rate Tops 70 Percent.

Americans have an increasingly positive view of unions and nearly half of U.S. adults believe they should have more influence, a new poll found.

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US labor unions saw membership gains in 2025, mostly in states with bargaining protections

Uptick in US union membership coincides with high public approval ratings of unions

International Business Times UK

US Debt Is More Severe Than It Seems, Top Economist Warns as Treasury Yields Increase

US Treasury yields are rising despite weak economic data. Learn from experts how this affects government borrowing costs, market dynamics, and future economic stability.

The Economic Times

China’s AI capex jumps 105% YoY, but Jefferies says US cloud giants face greater risks

Chinese tech giants sharply increased AI capital expenditure in Q2 2026, driven by inference demand and chip availability. However, Jefferies sees greater sustainability risks in US cloud spending, highlighting rising capex relative to revenue and the challenge of monetising AI infrastructure investments.

International Business Times UK

GTA 6 Could Trigger a One-Day Productivity Shock, Viral Estimate Says Young Workers Most Likely to Stay Home

The release of Grand Theft Auto VI on 19 November 2026 may lead to a $1 billion productivity loss in the US, with young workers likely to skip work, though estimates remain unverified.

The Economic Times

Global Market | South Korea’s NPS suspends FX hedging as won hits near two-year high: Reports

South Korea’s National Pension Service has suspended foreign exchange hedging as the won strengthened to a near two-year high against the dollar. The move could affect dollar supply and demand in the domestic market, with the pension fund’s large overseas holdings making its currency transactions significant for South Korea’s foreign…

The Economic Times

US Stock Market: Equity funds see second straight week of outflows as investors turn cautious

U.S. equity funds saw $11.12 billion in net outflows for a second straight week as rising bond yields, oil prices and Middle East tensions dampened sentiment. Strong AI-related earnings from Nvidia and Dell limited the decline. Investors favored safer assets, with money market funds attracting $48.76 billion, reflecting heightened market…

The Independent UK

Iran war hits Americans at the pump as Labor Day gas prices smash record

Gas prices in the U.S. have hit a record high for Labor Day weekend, averaging $4.14 per gallon

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