U.S. interest rates have hit their highest point since 2007, right before the start of the Great Recession currently sitting at 5.33% (St. Louis FED) and American consumers have been feeling the brunt of it. The spiking cost of everyday goods, record-high mortgage rates, and high fluctuating oil prices have caused the consumer to feel immense financial pain over the past two years.
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Naomi Campbell was one of the first black models to reach supermodel status. When you take the “Big Six” supermodels of the 90s, she is one of one in terms of models of color. That is no small feat. It is hard to describe how much representation matters in the fashion industry.
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Over the last several weeks, we have seen the demand for workers cool, and job creation ease, as the labor market trends have been reverting to pre-pandemic levels. This shift marks yet another turn in the U.S. labor market, which has seen unprecedented volatility in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Everyone wants a beautiful handbag, but would they want it if they saw behind the scenes of its’ creation? That is what protestors from the animal rights organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, tried to demonstrate when they crashed the Coach Runway Show in New York City on September 7th.
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With all of the superstar talent in the NFL, there are a lot of players competing for some of the biggest contracts in the sport.
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Once again, the NFL season has come about and with the new season comes a new year with every team competing for the chance at the Lombardi trophy.
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On November 30th, 2022, Chat GPT was released to the public. Ever since then, all industries from technology to finance to education have had to grapple with the new technology generically called generative Artificial Intelligence (AI). These organizations have had a variety of responses.
Read MoreCold weather, football games, and Starbuck’s pumpkin spice drink series are all indicators that fall has begun. Another of these fall traditions is the Seton Hall Career Fair. On Thursday, September 21st, the most recent version of this event took place. The Career Fair provides so many opportunities and connection points for students and employers.
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Noticed the change in weather? For the past two weeks, Hurricane Lee was not only a raging tropical storm but a raging topic in the news!
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In the past, blue checkmarks were used to indicate the legitimacy of an account under a well-known name. This was given to sports teams, governments, journalists, and most people with any “celebrity status”. It was viewed as a real badge of pride for it meant that, at the very least, your name was under some threat of being impersonated.
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