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Recent reports reveal significant shifts in labor markets in the US and Russia. In the US, job openings have decreased, and the quit rate has hit a low, impacting wage growth and career advancement. Meanwhile, Russia faces a labor deficit, leading to rising wages amid changing workforce dynamics. The gender wage gap in the US has also widened for the first time in 20 years.
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As the November 5 election approaches, betting platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket have gained significant traction, with over $100 million wagered on the outcome. This shift reflects a growing trend where bettors believe these markets provide more accurate predictions than traditional polls, particularly favoring Donald Trump.
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As of November 2024, job seekers in the US and Hong Kong face significant challenges. In the US, younger graduates are increasingly pessimistic about job prospects, while older workers struggle with ageism. In Hong Kong, a rise in 'slashers' reflects changing career paths among youth. The evolving job landscape highlights generational divides in work expectations.
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A recent study by Which? reveals that popular smart devices, including air fryers, are collecting excessive personal data, including audio recordings and precise locations. The findings raise concerns about privacy practices among manufacturers, prompting calls for stricter regulations from the UK's Information Commissioner's Office, set to publish new guidelines in 2025.