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From start to finish: This potter finds satisfaction in the process

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New ReviewFor Sarah Fulford’s entire life, pottery has been a serious hobby. But these days, it’s no longer just a pastime. Fulford is the owner of Fogo Clay Studio, a teaching and production space on Fogo Island where she hosts retreats, offers...
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"It's all about pay-to-play" in Trump's H-1B visa policy

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New ReviewProfessor Ramesh Srinivasan explains how Trump’s H-1B fee fits into a doctrine that is hitting tech.
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Ireland and the EU will “weather this storm” in the face of US tariffs, says Micheal Martin

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New ReviewIrish premier Micheal Martin has said that Ireland and the EU will “weather this storm” in the face of US tariffs. “There is no doubt that the imposition of tariffs by the US will have an adverse impact,” Mr Martin said in Dublin on...
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Need for ‘maturity’ in EU-US talks on tariffs, Harris says

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New ReviewThere is a need for “maturity” in negotiations between the European Union and the US, Irish deputy premier Simon Harris has said. His assessment came after US President Donald Trump announced that he was imposing a sweeping 20% tariff on...
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H-1B Visa Fee Hike: US President Unveils $100k Yearly Fee In Clampdown On Legal Immigration

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New ReviewUS President Donald Trump on Friday (Sep 19) signed a proclamation hiking the annual fee for H-1B visas to $100,000 (nearly ₹90 lakh), a move that could deal a major blow to Indian tech workers and the firms that hire them. The H-1B...
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Tech Prosperity deal signifies that US-UK relationship means business, says Peter Kyle

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New ReviewBusiness and Trade Secretary Peter Kyle speaks at a business reception at Lancaster House in central London, with attendees including government ministers from both the UK and US and representatives from major UK companies, as part of...
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US-UK trade deal shows the two countries “cannot be divided” says Rachel Reeves

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New ReviewChancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves speaks at a business reception at Lancaster House in central London, with attendees including government ministers from both the UK and US and representatives from major UK companies, as part of...
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LNG project in northwest B.C. overcomes critical hurdle for approval

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New ReviewA $10-billion LNG project in northwest B.C. has passed a critical hurdle for approval. It now has an environmental assessment certificate from the province. That comes despite intense pushback from environmentalists and First Nations in...
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Community weighs in on Empire City Casino proposed expansion

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New ReviewThere are mixed reactions over the proposed expansion of the Empire City Casino in Yonkers.
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Foreign workers did tasks Canadians could have done at NextStar plant: union, construction leaders

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New ReviewGovernment officials have long said that any foreign workers on the NextStar EV battery plant project would be doing "highly specialized" work. But union and construction leaders say that hasn't been the case at the publicly subsidized...
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PM hails 'groundbreaking' new nuclear deal with US ahead of state visit

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New ReviewThe UK and US have agreed a deal to boost the building of nuclear plants in both countries to be signed during Donald Trump’s state visit this week.Downing Street said the week would see a “step change” in the UK-US relationship as Sir...
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PM addresses representatives of the Civil Nuclear industry

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New ReviewPrime Minister Sir Keir Starmer addresses representatives of the Civil Nuclear industry during a reception at Lancaster House in London.
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Rising inflation and weakening job market raise fears of stagflation

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New ReviewInflation continues to tick up, and new federal data shows a growing number of people are out of work. That combination could lead to stagflation, economists say. (Scripps News)
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Coney Island Casino proposal faces final public hearing

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New ReviewSupporters say the casino would create jobs, attract tourists and boost local businesses. But opponents argue it would increase traffic, crime and strain neighborhood infrastructure.
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Jamie Dimon Says Economy Shows Signs of Slowing

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New ReviewJPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said the U.S. economy is showing signs of slowing, following a sharp Labor Department revision that slashed job growth estimates.
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BLS revises job numbers after overcounting 911,000 positions

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New ReviewThe BLS says it overstated job numbers by 911,000, a major revision that comes amid Trump’s criticism and could influence upcoming Fed rate decisions. (Scripps News)
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Economic jitters keep workers in their jobs as openings decline

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New ReviewAmid a cooling job market and slowing wage growth, U.S. workers are quitting at the lowest rate in nearly a decade, choosing stability over risk. (Scripps News)
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Tension runs high during final public hearing over proposed Bally's casino in Throgs Neck

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New ReviewDozens of people made their voices heard both froth and against the proposed to build a Bally’s casino.
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General Motors postpones major layoffs at Oshawa plant until January

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New ReviewGeneral Motors is postponing plans to cut the midnight shift at its Oshawa plant. As CBC's Christian D'Avino explains, the move means some 750 workers will stay on the job until the end of January.
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Two big consumer protection rules just got scrapped under the Trump administration

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New ReviewThe Trump administration is rolling back two major Biden-era consumer protection efforts: one affecting air travel and the other impacting millions of American workers. (Scripps News)
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Wall Street Stocks Falter After Bad Economic Week

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New ReviewUsually Bad News on U.S. Jobs Has a Silver Lining as Far as Wall Street is Concerned. It Makes a Rate Cut by the Federal Reserve More Likely. More Borrowing, More Growth, Rising Shares and the Rest of It. But, With a Rate Cut This Month...
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Schools reopen in eastern DRC as families struggle with fees and insecurity

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New ReviewWhy thousands of children in the Democratic Republic of Congo won't be returning to school this year.
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First jobs report since Trump fired agency head shows hiring slowdown

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New ReviewU.S. hiring slowed sharply in August with just 22,000 jobs added, the first BLS report since Trump fired its chief, as tariffs and federal layoffs weighed. (Scripps News)
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B.C. Premier Eby calls for end to Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program

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New ReviewB.C. Premier David Eby has made a surprise announcement, calling for the end of Canada’s temporary foreign worker program. As Katie DeRosa reports, others are hoping for exceptions to allow temporary foreign workers for specific sectors.