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US job openings slip to 7.4 million, but labor market remains resilient in face of fighting in Iran
US job openings have decreased to 7.4 million, though hiring rose in June despite ongoing conflict in Iran.
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US job openings have decreased to 7.4 million, though hiring rose in June despite ongoing conflict in Iran.
US job openings dipped in June to approximately 7.4 million, though the labor market shows resilience and limited layoffs.
Investors and analysts are eyeing a critical week of U.S. labor data and high-profile earnings from SpaceX and AI-linked chip giants.
Approximately 25% of American workers are remaining in jobs they dislike specifically to maintain their health insurance coverage.
US job growth experienced a significant deceleration in June as payroll additions fell below expectations.
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