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Americans Don't Much Like Federal Agencies

Yet another year of low ratings for the apparatus of the D.C. leviathan.

Reason · Oct 16, 2023

Gen Z is just not that into beer, Molson Coors CEO says: ‘We’re moving into non-alc products'

Three in 10 Gen Z consumers who are old enough to drink choose not to.

Fortune · Oct 5, 2023

‘Gen Z are sick of the status quo’ — how ‘loud quitting’ became the new quiet quitting

Putting your employer on blast is the new normal. Amid a year of strikes and an incoming workforce of demanding Gen Zs, you can expect to see much more of it, says Maddy Mussen

Evening Standard · Oct 5, 2023

Thanks to A.I., workers are struggling with "FOBO"—fear of being obsolete

The fear of artificial intelligence taking their job is unfounded—for most workers.

Fortune · Sep 12, 2023

Meet a 29-year-old accountant whose ‘resentment’ only climbed after her firm raised her salary from $60k to $90k as she made millions for them. She has her own firm now

"I couldn't keep building someone else's dream," she says.

Fortune · Sep 9, 2023

Union movement in Illinois going through resurgence, experts say

A new report shows there has been a surge in efforts to organize labor unions in the state while overall public approval of labor unions nationally is the highest in nearly six decades.

Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 1, 2023

Banks should ensure wire transfer fraud isn’t easy money

No one needs to physically rob a bank at gunpoint anymore when he or she can impersonate a fraud prevention specialist and sweet talk bank customers into handing over their life savings.

Chicago Sun-Times · Aug 30, 2023

Remote workers are treating their jobs like gig-work. It's turning them into the most disconnected employees

Remote workers are feeling disconnected. But that’s not enough to make them want to come back to the office

Fortune · Aug 26, 2023

Cannabis Use Picks Up in Young Adults: This Week in Cannabis Investing

A recent Gallup poll found cannabis use is on the rise in young adults, while alcohol use is on the decline.

Kiplinger · Aug 25, 2023

U.S. census and other surveys likely undercount the number of LGBTQ+ people living in Texas

Some queer Texans may fear disclosing their sexual orientation or gender identity to neighbors or the government. The lack of accurate numbers makes it more difficult to provide appropriate health care, especially in rural areas.

The Texas Tribune · Aug 23, 2023