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Emma Ockerman
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Senior reporter @YahooFinance. Formerly Nikkei Asia, VICE News, MarketWatch, etc. Likes are bookmarks. Email [email protected]
New York, NY Katılım Ekim 2012
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is this average driven up by like five people who do helicopter tours or hunt rare animals because this isn't what it costs for most people to get dinner or go to a movie.
Short Squeez@shortsqueeznews
BREAKING: BMO found the average cost of a date has surged over the past few years. The average date for a millennial is now $252 and the average (up 32% from 2025) and Gen-Z is spending an average $205.
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More shows should adopt the anime "beach episode" mode of storytelling.
Pop Base@PopBase
A new surprise prequel episode of ‘THE BEAR’ is now streaming on Hulu. The episode is co-written by Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Jon Bernthal, and follows their characters on a work trip to Gary, Indiana.
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@marthagimbel ahh thank you for this reading list. I’ve been reading about the arts and crafts movement as a response to industrialization for…fun I guess?
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We don’t have the data we need to know exactly what disruption looked like during the Industrial Revolution, and we certainly can’t know with confidence what’s going to happen to us over the coming years. 13/
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@DeItaone who are you walter bloomberg and why don't you link to anything
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AI COULD AUTOMATE 93% OF U.S. JOB TASKS
A new study finds AI could handle parts of 93% of U.S. jobs, potentially shifting $4.5 trillion in labor costs. Researchers analyzed 18,000+ tasks across 1,000 jobs, with software development, finance, management, legal, and office roles most affected.
Cognizant CTO Babak Hodjat notes adoption is uneven, but rapid AI breakthroughs—like multimodal and agentic AI—are accelerating automation. Some physical and care jobs, like construction and healthcare support, see smaller but growing AI impact.
Impact doesn’t mean job loss: AI augments human work, improving efficiency and output. Globally, AI could influence $15 trillion in labor value, with its capabilities expanding fast.
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good reporting via @thebeaconKC on data centers and the jobs they bring — and can't bring — in a labor market subject to the whims of AI. thebeaconnews.org/stories/2026/0…
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Consumer spending is soldiering on. Business investment continues to grow. And the economy's expanding.
So where are the jobs? finance.yahoo.com/news/the-econo…
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between gdp and tariffs and that gd monkey i'm barely holding on
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@rrpre @AustinFrerick alive with the glory of economic insights
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this generation of incoming journalists deserves to know what it was like to blog like your life depended on it for Vice News
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This is being treated as a “future of greater journalism” thing in this column. It’s really a labor thing. Reporters are being expected to sacrifice craft, colleagues and pay — and we know these attributes don’t easily return once they’re taken away!
Megan Menchaca@meganmmenchaca
Editor of a major Ohio news organization says they have removed “writing” from certain reporters’ workloads. Reporters collect facts and an “AI rewrite specialist” writes the article. That article is then reviewed by editors + reporters before publication.
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Fascinating chart on who can afford big families in New York open.substack.com/pub/biggerappl…
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like if it's july and I'm in NYC I'd like to know my blueberries come from New Jersey and will pay for that
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The prepared food aspect of these stores is its own thing— people love to not roast their own broccoli — but perhaps the "authenticity" trend also includes consumers wanting to know who grows their food and makes their clothes, which these stores can do wsj.com/style/luxury-g…
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kirsten serving tumblr-era 1975 superfan as her bff dies of cholera
Sad Patron@SeeingMount
BREAKING FIRST LOOK AT THE MODERN ERA AMERICAN GIRL DOLLS
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The economy added 130,000 jobs last month ... and 181,000 for all of last year. finance.yahoo.com/news/january-j…
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Job openings in health care, the source of nearly all employment growth in the U.S. in 2025, are now below pre-pandemic levels as a share of employment, according to BLS data out this morning (bloomberg.com/news/articles/…)
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