Americans’ Income Collapsed By Most On Record In February
By Tyler Durden After the extreme surge in income and spending in January (as government handouts gushed across the nation), analysts expected February to see…
By Tyler Durden After the extreme surge in income and spending in January (as government handouts gushed across the nation), analysts expected February to see…
By Lauren Kaori Gurley Amazon delivery drivers nationwide have to sign a “biometric consent” form this week that grants the tech behemoth permission to use…
By Tyler Durden The great Covid Migration of 2020 and 2021 for people between 18 and 21 continues. We have extensively documented the exodus from…
By Tyler Durden The virus pandemic has accelerated the push by some companies to develop driverless automobiles for deliveries. But there’s a common problem developing…
By Tyler Durden About one year into the virus pandemic, the return to normalcy for the restaurant industry is unlikely. More than 100,000 restaurants have…
By Tyler Durden The virus pandemic did not change the trajectory of where the restaurant industry was headed, but it did force years of change…
By Tyler Durden Today, the warning is that no low-skilled job is safe from being displaced by automation and artificial intelligence. For example, humans taking…
By B.N. Frank Last I heard, COVID-19 vaccines are still considered to be experimental, some recipients have experienced side effects – even death – after…
By Tyler Durden For the more than 500,000 Instacart gig workers fulfilling grocery orders at supermarket chains such as Giant, Food Lion, Costco, among others,…
By Robert Wheeler A recent story floating around mainstream media regarding “modern-day nomads” reads like a contemporary article on Henry David Thoreau. It shares stories…
By B.N. Frank Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is getting a bad rap for replacing human jobs (see 1, 2) and being used for applications that…
By Brad Polumbo With control of Congress and the White House, Democrats are making labor policy one of their first priorities. Ironically enough, that’s actually…
By B.N. Frank Businesses may close if they are forced to pay a higher wage than they are able to. Or they may just replace…
By Tyler Durden If you thought that in exchange for the billions in taxpayer funds that Congress gave to the largest US commercial airlines, these…