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    After Canada, US youth now face a tough job market – is America already in a hidden recession?

    US recession indicators 2025: Despite US GDP growth, a report indicates young Americans face recession-like conditions. High unemployment, especially among recent graduates, and sluggish hiring in key sectors contribute to this reality. Economist Pascal Michaillat suggests current recession indicators overlook labor market distress, estimating a high probability of an ongoing recession.

    'It’s blood money, people are dying': Peter Navarro slams X again over India’s Russian oil buys

    Peter Navarro called India's Russian oil purchases "blood money". He claimed India didn't buy much Russian oil before the Ukraine conflict. Navarro criticized India's tariffs and its oil purchases benefiting Russia. He also attacked Elon Musk for community notes on his posts. India defended its oil procurement as driven by national interest.

    Can this American bill topple India's showpiece industry?

    The proposed US HIRE Act threatens India’s $250bn IT sector, targeting outsourcing with a 25% tax on payments to foreign firms. While still unlikely to pass, it signals rising protectionism and populist rhetoric under Trump-aligned Republicans. Indian IT services and GCCs, heavily dependent on US clients, face real risks, prompting a need for market diversification and domestic growth.

    Quess adds 1.33 lakh new formal jobs, 23% includes women: Pulse report

    India's formal economy is expanding, with record EPFO enrollments driven by young workers, as revealed by Quess Corp's report. Female labor force participation is rising, particularly in IT and ITeS sectors. Retail, BFSI, and telecom are key employment sectors, while states like Madhya Pradesh show strong workforce stability. Policy changes and infrastructure improvements are crucial for sustained growth and inclusivity.

    'Propaganda': Peter Navarro slams Elon Musk after his X post on India’s Russian oil purchases gets fact-checked

    Peter Navarro, former Trump advisor, lashed out after being fact-checked on X for spreading misinformation about India's Russian oil purchases. He accused Elon Musk of allowing "propaganda" and reiterated his claim that India is exploiting the situation for profit. Navarro insisted India didn't buy Russian oil before the Ukraine invasion.

    iPhones drive Apple India sales to record $9 billion in FY25

    Apple's India sales reached a record high of almost $9 billion in fiscal year 2025. iPhone sales drove this growth. The company is expanding its retail presence with new stores in Bengaluru, Pune, Noida and Mumbai. Apple's manufacturing in India is also increasing, with one in five iPhones now made there.

    • OpenAI takes on LinkedIn with new jobs platform for AI-ready workers

      OpenAI’s recently appointed CEO of applications, Fidji Simo, announced in a company post that the OpenAI Jobs Platform aims to connect businesses with AI-skilled workers. According to Simo, the platform will "use AI to help find the perfect matches between what companies need and what workers can offer".

      Black unemployment jumps to 7.5% as August jobs report shows economic cooling

      Black unemployment rose 0.3% to 7.5% in August while overall US unemployment reached 4.3%. The jobs report showed only 22,000 new positions added, with Black Americans experiencing disproportionate job losses amid economic slowdown and federal employment cuts totaling 97,000 since January

      Fed's Goolsbee says he's undecided on Sept rate cut, defends Fed independence

      Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee remains undecided on a September rate cut despite recent job-market weakening data. He defended the Fed's independence, opposing any moves to undermine it. Goolsbee expects future nominees to take their roles seriously, amidst concerns about potential political influence from President Trump's nominee.

      India buys Russian oil purely to feed Russia war machine: Trump aide Peter Navarro

      Peter Navarro has accused India of profiting from Russian oil and imposing high tariffs that cost American jobs, escalating tensions between the two nations. These remarks follow a Washington Post article highlighting conflicting efforts within the Trump administration to mend relations with India.

      'Very unfair': Trump threatens EU tariffs for $3.47-billion Google antitrust fine

      President Trump has expressed strong disapproval of the European Union's hefty $3.46 billion fine imposed on Google due to antitrust issues. In response, Trump threatened to initiate a Section 301 investigation into the EU's trade practices. He vowed to protect American ingenuity and counteract what he perceives as unfair penalties against U.S. companies.

      Travis Kelce's stylish suit and luxury bag steals the spotlight before Chiefs game tonight

      Kansas City Chiefs games: Travis Kelce made a stylish entrance in São Paulo for the Chiefs' game, sporting a KidSuper suit and a $6,000 Bottega Veneta bag. Upon arrival in Brazil, he was greeted by enthusiastic fans. Kelce also discussed his engagement to Taylor Swift, noting the increased attention but expressing that he's enjoying life.

      US recession fears rise? Trump advisor reacts to weak jobs report: ‘Disappointing'
      Is the US losing manufacturing jobs? Why Trump’s tariff gamble failed to deliver the promised factory boom

      U.S. labor market stumbled in August, adding just 22,000 jobs — far below economists’ expectations of 75,000. The unemployment rate climbed to 4.3%, its highest level in nearly four years. Among the hardest-hit sectors: manufacturing, which shed 12,000 jobs in a single month.

      'What did, what?': Amid health rumours, Trump struggles to catch reporter’s question until Melania steps in

      Donald Trump and his wife Melania hosted Silicon Valley giants, including Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg, Apple CEO Tim Cook, and Microsoft founder Bill Gates, in the State Dining Room on Thursday evening. A moment from the evening showed Trump struggling to understand a reporter's question when the First Lady steps in to help him.

      At White House dinner, Trump lauds Nadella, Pichai amid praises from executives

      Trump hosted a power-packed cohort of technology executives for dinner at the White House on Thursday, saying the "high IQ group" is leading a revolution in business.

      The AI Job Revolution: OpenAI’s Bold Play to Transform Work

      OpenAI’s upcoming Jobs Platform aims to disrupt the professional landscape, offering an AI-powered alternative to LinkedIn that not only matches candidates with companies but also rewires how skills, hiring, and opportunity are distributed in an era of rapid technological change. Backed by major employers, government partners, and a certification strategy to make millions AI-fluent, OpenAI’s initiative promises to democratize economic opportunity and spark big changes in how we train, hire, and work.

      H-1B reforms may be next, says USCIS chief as White House readies announcement

      The White House is considering changes to the H-1B visa program to protect American workers, according to USCIS Director Joseph Edlow. The administration is weighing a "Weighted Selection" rule and exploring broader reforms, potentially prioritizing higher wages. Simultaneously, the Department of Justice is investigating hiring practices that may favor H-1B workers over US citizens, signaling increased scrutiny of the program.

      Definitely a high IQ group: Trump hosts tech CEOs, including Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella, at White House

      Former US President Donald Trump hosted top tech leaders including Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai, and Tim Cook at the White House, praising their innovation and investments. Discussions centred on AI, education, and economic growth, with executives highlighting significant US investments. Trump lauded their contributions to American technology and global trust.

      Not had talks with White House for longer-term Fed post: Nominee Stephen Miran

      President Trump's pick for a short-term Fed post stated he hasn't discussed a longer-term nomination with the White House. This denial came after senators raised concerns about his potential vulnerability to presidential pressure on interest-rate votes due to his continued role as a White House economic advisor. Miran assured he would remain independent.

      Trump's Fed nominee says he'd keep his White House job even if confirmed by the Senate

      Stephen Miran, nominated by President Donald Trump for the Federal Reserve board, testified before the Senate. Miran stated he would keep his White House position even if confirmed for the Fed. He would take unpaid leave from the Council of Economic Advisers. He would only resign if nominated for a longer Fed term. Lawyers advised this arrangement.

      GST cuts positive, but Trump’s tariffs could offset gains: Saurabh Mukherjea

      India’s economy has received a significant boost with the government’s latest GST reforms, aiming to revitalize consumption, which accounts for roughly 60% of the country’s GDP. Experts, however, caution that external and domestic headwinds could offset the gains.

      Barack Obama’s LinkedIn profile shows Donald Trump’s photo, Trump supporters say, “Whoever made the decision needs an immediate raise!”

      Barack Obama’s LinkedIn profile has caught attention after people noticed Donald Trump’s photo showing up on it. The update surprised many online and quickly went viral. Social media users reacted with jokes, debates, and criticism, making it a trending topic. The mix-up created buzz about the two leaders and their unusual online connection.

      Gen Z jobs crisis: Millions out of work, and it’s young men taking the biggest hit

      Gen Z unemployment in the US 2025: Gen Z graduates, particularly men, are facing a challenging job market with rising unemployment. Data reveals that young men are disproportionately affected, with higher unemployment rates compared to women. The surge of AI is shrinking opportunities in tech and finance, sectors where men are heavily concentrated.

      White-collar hiring up 3 pc in Aug; non-IT, AI-ML roles drive growth

      India's white-collar job market saw a modest 3% hiring increase in August 2025, fueled by non-IT sectors and AI/ML roles, which surged by 54%. While IT faced a 6% decline, IT unicorns grew by 10%. Hyderabad led metro hiring with 10% growth and a 45% unicorn recruitment surge, highlighting its emergence as a startup hub.

      Meesho generates over 1 mn job opportunities ahead of festival season

      Meesho, the Softbank-backed e-commerce firm, has created over a million job opportunities. These jobs are available through its seller network and logistics space. This initiative is ahead of the festive season. Most of these jobs are in tier-3 and tier-4 cities. The company generated 5.5 lakh jobs through its seller network. Around 6.7 lakh jobs are in the logistics sector.

      E-commerce platforms ramp up seasonal hiring ahead of festivities, create over 3.8 lakh jobs

      Indian e-commerce companies prepare for increased sales. Flipkart, Amazon, and Myntra create over 3.8 lakh seasonal jobs. These jobs span supply chain, logistics, and customer service. Flipkart adds delivery hubs in tier-2 and 3 cities. Amazon launches and expands fulfillment centers. Myntra generates new job opportunities through its partners. Hiring increases in tier-2 cities like Jaipur and Coimbatore.

      India's AI boom: 1 qualified engineer for every 10 open GenAI roles, says Teamlease Report

      India's AI market is poised for hyper-growth, reaching $28.8 billion by 2025, but a severe talent crunch looms with only one qualified engineer per ten GenAI roles. Generative AI Engineering and MLOps roles in GCCs are setting high salary benchmarks. GCCs are expected to contribute significantly to new tech jobs, expanding hiring beyond metros and boosting diversity.

      India's GenAI boom faces talent drought

      India's digital economy is booming, but a shortage of skilled AI engineers threatens growth. Demand for AI and cloud computing professionals will surge. Global Capability Centers are driving tech hiring, especially in AI. Salaries for AI and cybersecurity experts are rising sharply. Traditional sectors are also seeking AI and cloud talent. Legacy IT roles are becoming obsolete.

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