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FinancialJuice @financialjuice.bsky.social · 36 minutes ago
US grants 40% of six-week BLS to DI
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Matt Peterson @mattpeterson.bsky.social · about 10 hours ago
This chart published by the Council of Economic Advisers today is titled, "Manufacturing Jobs are Growing in 2026, Reversing Biden Decline." In fact, it shows an overall decline in manufacturing jobs in Trump's second term. www.whitehouse.gov/wp-con….
Bar chart titled “Manufacturing Jobs are Growing in 2026, Reversing Biden Decline.” The chart shows average monthly changes in U.S. manufacturing employment for 2023 through 2026, based on a Council of Economic Advisers analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

Four vertical bars show manufacturing job losses averaging 2,000 per month in 2023 and 15,000 per month in 2024, followed by losses of 9,000 per month in 2025 and gains of 8,000 per month in 2026. The 2023 and 2024 bars are dark blue, while the 2025 and 2026 bars are red. The 2026 bar is the only one extending above zero.

The vertical axis ranges from negative 20,000 to positive 10,000 jobs per month, with gridlines at 5,000-job intervals. The chart does not specify the months included in the 2026 average.

A note at the bottom reads: “CEA analysis of BLS data.”

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Employers continue to hold onto workers even as hiring remains weak, sending weekly jobless claims to around their lowest levels in records that stretch back nearly six decades. More details: cnb.cx/3UC77UG
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Marketplace @marketplace.org · about 13 hours ago
Ever since Facebook built its first ever data center in Prineville, Oregon, the town has seen huge economic growth. It has also become divided over issues of land and water usage.
Data centers boosted one Oregon town's economy, but some residents have had enough

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Data centers boosted one Oregon town's economy, but some residents have had enough

When Facebook broke ground in 2010, Prineville, Oregon, had a dying timber industry and double-digit unemployment. Now, its economy's on a tear.

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