Canada Job Report Shows Strong Gains
Canada’s job reports in August indicated one of the largest employment gains from the last decade, unlike many other economies, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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2019
Nissan CEO Ousted as a Result of Pay Scandal
According to Reuters, Nissan Motor Company Chief Executive, Hiroto Saikawa, considers his resignation as “passing the baton to the next generation” despite his argument of being improperly compensated.
Read MoreHigh Debt Levels are Weighing Down the Economy
Due to the economic instability in the United States, consumer debt has reached its absolute peak, reports Reuters.
Read MoreNBA Offseason Recap
The new NBA season is approaching, and it is surely coming with a bang. This has been one of the most exciting and most breath-taking offseasons ever.
Read MoreDombrowski Fired by Red Sox After Disappointing 2019
After a century of being one of baseball’s lovable loser franchises, recently the Boston Red Sox have been no laughing matter, winning four World Series titles since breaking the “Curse of the Bambino” in 2004.
Read MoreThird Democratic Debate Exposes Candidates’ Policy Positions
On Thursday, September 12, 10 Democratic Presidential Candidates gathered on a stage in Texas Southern University, Houston, TX, to hash out their policies and set the tone for the next election.
Read MoreThe Anniversary of the Rohingya Massacre
Charred earth. Overgrown foliage. Tula Toli, two years after genocidal violence, has been reclaimed by the surrounding nature.
Read MoreFDA Moves to Ban Flavored E-Cigarettes
This past Wednesday, President Trump announced that his administration will push towards the banning of flavored vaping products in the wake of the popularity of these products continuing to rise and reports of illnesses and deaths tied to vaping beginning to surface.
Read MoreNew Cases of Deadly Mosquito Virus Confirmed in Massachusetts
Though it is September and cool weather seems to be approaching, new reports of the rare and life-threatening EEE (Eastern Equine Encephalitis) disease have elevated risk levels in many Massachusetts communities.
Read MoreSeton Hall Parking Stuck in Reverse
Seton Hall hosts 5,600 undergraduate students, and seemingly every two are occupied by faculty while another two are surface lots, meaning every car must be moved during snowfall.
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