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Why employers struggling to fill 5.8 million open jobs
The number of job openings is at a record high, but some of these positions are likely to go unfilled for a while. Find out why.
These money scares are keeping Americans up at night
When it comes to real frights at night, financial hobgoblins like retirement scare Americans the most
Airline consolidation hits smaller cities hardest
Big airline mergers over the past seven years have had an uneven effect on travelers. While airline service has changed little at the country’s major gateways, carriers have cut flights and raised fares at many smaller airports.
Walt Mossberg: What I learned this week about Apple
This is the debut installment of a new, weekly commentary and reviews column on The Verge, also available on Re/code, by veteran tech journalist Walt Mossberg, now an Executive Editor at The Verge and Editor...
Star Wars is going to take over holiday shopping
Sorry Elsa, but Chewie, Yoda and the gang are back and taking over the holiday shopping season.
10 highest-paying jobs for women
Looking to boost your salary? Find out which jobs narrow or obliterate the wage gap and pay women the most.
Could the Hyperloop actually become a reality?
Hyperloop Transportation Technologies has new partners in developing Elon Musk's concept. But it may still have fundamental flaws.
Boeing reportedly plans to finish some 737s in China
Boeing Co (BA.N) is planning to move final production work for some 737 jetliners to a new facility in China, and is timing an announcement to coincide with the first U.S. state visit of China's president, Xi Jinping, later this month, according to a published report.
Stocks gain ahead of next week's potential rate hike
U.S. equities climbed higher on Friday amid light volumes to quietly end a choppy week. The major averages remain directionless ahead of next week’s critical Sept. 17 policy announcement and press conference from the Federal Reserve — which could very well feature the first interest rate hike since 2006.
US catching up to China in sales of new autos
Since May, U.S. demand for new cars has beaten or nearly tied with China, the world’s top auto market.
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