Stacie Hernandez+FollowWhy Building Beats Factories for JobsHere’s a hot take for your next coffee break: Forget about bringing back factories to save rural America. Economist Bryan Caplan says the real job creator is building more homes, not more tariffs or assembly lines. He argues that if we cut the red tape on housing—like ditching rules that require huge yards or tons of parking—we could create millions of good-paying construction jobs. Plus, cheaper homes mean lower rent for everyone. Who knew zoning laws could be such a game-changer? #Business #HousingCrisis #Jobs00Share
Robert Evans+FollowApple’s $500B Power Move: What’s In It for You?Apple’s dropping a jaw-dropping $500 billion across nine states, promising 20,000 new jobs and a wave of tech upgrades. The big shift? They’re building more stuff in the U.S.—think smarter servers and a new Detroit academy to train future techies. If you’re in Arizona, Texas, or Michigan, you might see new job openings or even local businesses getting a boost. Apple’s betting big on American-made, and that could mean more opportunities close to home. #AppleInvestment #Jobs #TechNews #Business10Share
Brenda Cohen+FollowMcDonald's Massive Hiring Spree 🍔McDonald's is about to hire 375,000 people and open 900 new restaurants across the US! That’s their biggest hiring push since 2020. They’re not just flipping burgers—employees can get tuition help through their Archways to Opportunity program (over $240 million invested so far). Even with recent sales drops and E. coli scares, they’re betting big on growth and keeping that $5 Meal Deal rolling. Golden Arches glow-up, anyone? #McDonalds #Jobs #Hiring #FastFoodNews #CareerOpportunities #JobCareer00Share
ramireznancy+FollowWhy Fewer Foreign Workers Want U.S. JobsU.S. jobs are losing their shine for foreign workers—clicks from abroad on American job postings are down 29% since last August! Blame it on stricter immigration policies and anti-immigrant vibes. STEM and architecture gigs are especially hit. Meanwhile, Europe and Canada are rolling out the red carpet for global talent, with big funding and fast-track programs. Looks like the U.S. might be missing out on some serious brainpower! #Jobs #Immigration #WorkAbroad #CareerTrends #Hiring #JobCareer20Share
Glen Daniels+FollowMcDonald’s Massive Summer Hiring SpreeMcDonald’s is about to hire 375,000 people this summer—yep, you read that right! They’re staffing up big time as they prep to open 900 new spots in the next two years. Even though they already employ around 800,000 in the US, high turnover means they’re always looking for fresh faces. Wild stat: 1 in 8 Americans have worked there! With sales dipping lately, they’re betting big on boosting their workforce. Would you ever work at McD’s? #McDonalds #Hiring #Jobs #FastFoodNews #SummerJobs #JobCareer70Share
james73+FollowBig Money Moves & Major ShakeupsWild week in business! IBM’s dropping $150B into the U.S. (hello, quantum computers), DoorDash is eyeing Deliveroo for a $3.6B takeover, and Align Technology’s paying $31.75M to settle price-fixing claims. Meanwhile, manufacturing jobs are slipping, unemployment’s ticking up, and companies are spending way more on security after a high-profile exec murder. Oh, and DHL’s shipment pause? Already reversed. Banking world’s buzzing with big mergers, too. Anyone else feel like 2025 is off to a wild start? #BusinessNews #Investing #TechTrends #Mergers #Economy #Security #Jobs #2025 #JobCareer00Share
jporter+FollowMedicaid Work Rules Could Backfire Big TimeDid you know proposed Medicaid work requirements might actually do more harm than good? A new study says these rules could kick up to 5.2 million adults off health coverage, slash nearly half a million jobs, and suck $59 billion out of state economies in just one year. Instead of helping people find work, it could make things way worse. Experts say investing in job programs works better than tying healthcare to employment. Wild, right? #Medicaid #Healthcare #Policy #Jobs #Economy #Health10173Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowUAW Says US Can Build More Cars—But Can We?The UAW claims US automakers could crank out millions more cars using existing plants, potentially creating 90,000 new jobs. But experts are throwing shade, saying it’s not that simple—unused factory space doesn’t mean instant demand, and the EV shift complicates things. Plus, tariffs and automation are shaking up the whole industry. The union wants to bring jobs home, but the road ahead looks way more complicated than just flipping a switch! #AutoIndustry #UAW #Manufacturing #Jobs #EVs #Tariffs #Cars3017Share
