Apple Gives iOS 28 More Early Coding Time
Apple has shifted its iOS 28 development schedule to allow six weeks of feature coding in its M1 milestone.
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For readers in the United States, this page covers employment trends, hiring, layoffs and labor market shifts. Reporting examines the forces shaping the national workforce and the factors influencing compensation.
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Lockheed Expands Arkansas Missile Plant
Lockheed Martin's $420 million investment adds 650 jobs as the Pentagon works to replenish interceptor stockpiles.
Careers
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Experts Discuss Artificial Intelligence Impact on Insurance Careers
Women in insurance are encouraged to build professional networks and develop new AI skills as automation changes the industry.
Job Search
Bit Reactor Lays Off Star Wars Zero Company Developers
Several designers announced their layoffs on LinkedIn following the studio's earlier furloughs ahead of the game's launch.
Internships
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Proposed Rules Could Limit International Student Internships
Federal immigration guidance and a proposed OPT fee rule could make internships and post-graduation work harder for international students to secure.
Remote Work
Bezos Says AI Could Enable Three-Day Workweeks
The Amazon founder says rising productivity from AI could let some households support themselves working fewer days.
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U.S. reporting spans monthly labor statistics, company hiring cycles, mass layoffs and changes to wage standards. It reaches every state, from metropolitan business hubs to rural labor markets. Seasonal hiring patterns often shift alongside broad changes in the national economy. Employment data and shifting worker participation rates determine which labor stories reach the national headlines.