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  • US: Private employers added 98,000 jobs in June, fewer than expected

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    US private employers brought on 98,000 jobs in June, payroll processor ADP said Wednesday, missing expectations. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had predicted a gain of 120,000 positions, roughly on par with May's increase. About half of June's growth was concentrated in education and health services, according to ADP data, while the financial activities sector gained 14,000 positions. "The pace of hiring is telling a story of both supply and demand," ADP chief economist Nela Richardson said in a statement. "We know it's taking people longer to find work, but there also are signs of labor supply constraints in ... (full story)

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Vancarbon
4 hr ago
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Can we have an article on Trumps crypto profits please

Trump is in the insider trading business .

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-57392734

Donald Trump calls Bitcoin 'a scam against the dollar'

Article from 2021

In one year back in office he’s made $1.4 billion in profit

Double standards don’t exist in the mind of a charlatan
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The Fool
3 hr ago
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DJT ran for POTUS in 2016 as a publicity stunt & a poke in the eye of Obama. Shame on the Democrats for letting him win. He didn't know what he was doing, had lots of "institutionalists" reining him in, and spent lots of time golfing. The 2024 run was the "revenge tour" and that is ongoing. Triple shame on the Dems for running near comatose J'Biden. He has now surrounded himself with yes-men and installed loyalists and oligarchs throughout the government. I don't think he golfs as much, but hey, he's 80. He now spends his time trying to exact revenge on his "enemies", trying to put his name on history with various vanity projects, and using his position as POTUS to enrich himself and his family. We are only 1/3 of the way through Trump 2.0. I think History will see Trump 2.0 as the most corrupt US administration ever, but maybe I'm optimistic. About History, that is. History can be bought and corrupted, also.
Vancarbon
3 hr ago
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Well said

NB : He came to power because of the direct result that most politicians make ; failure to listen to the populace , he grasped the importance of rhetoric that played to this demographic that felt betrayed and threatened by many factors ( immigration/crime predominantly )

He’s a self serving individual, he has however fulfilled some of the promises made domestically ; internationally and on the global stage he’s been a failure due to his belligerent attitude
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AaronWard
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The options are binary. Either Trump will be branded the worst president or he will be the glorious founder of an new American dynasty.
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AaronWard
2 hr 9 min ago
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Trump only has one standard: Show me the money.
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Czyker26
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Oil just filled a Monthly gap up at $67.83. Should get a bounce up now.
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