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Payroll: EUA criam 139 mil vagas de emprego em maio, acima do esperado

3 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Augusta Saraiva |Matthew Busch

Bloomberg — O crescimento do emprego nos EUA desacelerou em maio e os dados dos meses anteriores foram revisados para baixo, indicando que os empregadores estão cautelosos quanto às perspectivas de crescimento diante das políticas econômicas do governo Trump. As folhas de pagamento não agrícolas aumentaram em 139 mil no mês passado, após uma revisão negativa combinada de 95 mil vagas nos dois meses anteriores, segundo dados do Bureau of Labor Statistics divulgados nesta sexta-feira.
La creación de empleo en EE.UU. pierde impulso en mayo y refleja cautela empresarial

3 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Augusta Saraiva |Matthew Busch

Bloomberg — El crecimiento del empleo en EE.UU. se moderó en mayo y los meses anteriores se revisaron a la baja, lo que indica que los empleadores se muestran cautelosos sobre las perspectivas de crecimiento mientras sopesan la política económica de la administración Trump. Las nóminas no agrícolas aumentaron en 139.000 el mes pasado tras una revisión a la baja combinada de 95.000 en los dos meses anteriores, según los datos de la Oficina de Estadísticas Laborales publicados el viernes.
GM detiene los envíos a China de un pequeño número de automóviles fabricados en EE.UU.

1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com | Linda Lew |David Welch |Matthew Busch

Bloomberg — General Motors Co. (GM) ha detenido los envíos de un pequeño número de vehículos fabricados en EE.UU. a China mientras las consecuencias de los aranceles del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump remodelan el sector automovilístico mundial. La medida forma parte de una reestructuración del Gremio Durant de GM, que lleva el nombre de su fundador Billy Durant y se creó en 2022 para importar a China modelos premium como el GMC Yukon y el Chevrolet Tahoe.
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Dec 13, 2023 | martinsvillebulletin.com | Matthew Busch

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Getting Richmond kids outdoors - a state grant funds camping, sailing, bike riding and other activities

Oct 18, 2023 | richmondconfidential.org | Matthew Busch

On a bright and sunny day last week in Nicholl Park, Ariana Martinez, 16, stood with her black hoodie pulled over her head as she and other participants in Richmond’s new youth outdoor program played rock, paper, scissors, laughing as they fumbled the timing. “I’m excited for her,” said Ariana’s mother, Jovita Andrade. “For her to be able to like, socialize and do more things outdoors. Because she tends to stay indoors and on her computer and stuff like that.
People of Richmond: Should the city house more people in tiny homes?

Oct 6, 2023 | richmondconfidential.org | Sophia Sun |Matthew Busch |Taylor Barton |Julia Haney

“People of Richmond” is a regular series in which reporters pose a question to people in the community. Answers are presented verbatim, though sometimes edited for brevity. Q: Do you agree that Richmond should be building more tiny homes for people now living in encampments? “Yes. We need to look for every possible solution for homeless people, regardless whether it is tiny homes or other buildings as well.” (Alison Moreno, librarian, pictured above) “Yes.
Mayor will lead Richmond delegation on trip to sister city in China

Sep 27, 2023 | richmondconfidential.org | Matthew Busch

A delegation of Richmond city officials will travel to sister-city Zhoushan, China, next month for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Richmond Mayor Eduardo Martinez sees the trip as a chance to show solidarity with Richmond’s Chinese community. “Since COVID, the United States has seen a terrible rise in hate speech and violence against the AAPI community, particularly Chinese people,” Martinez said in an email.
People of Richmond: How does climate change affect you?

Sep 18, 2023 | richmondconfidential.org | Matthew Busch |Taylor Barton |Julia Haney |Isabella Marzban

“People of Richmond” is a regular series in which reporters pose a question to people in the community. Answers are presented verbatim, though sometimes edited for brevity. Q: How have you personally been affected by climate change? “During Katrina I got my mom, my family and them out. After that, boarding up the house, and I heard explosions from that. From that part, it took me about three days to get to the convention center. That’s how much water we had.
TEXAS CITIES LAW

Aug 30, 2023 | buffalonews.com | Matthew Busch

FILE — Two construction workers take a rest in the shade of a trailer during the day’s heat in Austin, Texas, on June 27, 2023. A Texas district court judge ruled on Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2023, that a new state law aimed at preventing cities from making local rules on a broad range of subjects — including requiring rest breaks for construction workers — was unconstitutional, siding with the leaders of Houston, San Antonio and other Texas cities who had challenged the law.