McDonald’s is ramping up its use of artificial intelligence to streamline customer orders and sharpen its business operations, with plans to “double down” on AI investments by 2027, a senior executive said on Friday, according to Reuters. The fast-food giant currently uses AI to verify orders at 400 restaurants in India, allowing…
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President Donald Trump on Friday lashed out at the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and said he will fire its labor statistics chief after the U.S. economy added fewer jobs than expected in July and large downward revisions were made in the prior two months, which suggests the economy and labor market are weaker than previously believed. The BLS reported on Friday that 74,000 jobs were added in July, well below the 110,000 estimate of…
Big Tech’s AI spending bonanza isn’t slowing down anytime soon.On quarterly earnings calls with investors…
Real estate player CoStar, parent of Homes.com and Apartments.com, is suing Zillow, claiming the online…
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A New York City cleaning worker who came face to face with the shooter in the Manhattan office building attack is now speaking out about her terrifying encounter, saying she was “so scared” and hid in a closet for hours until police arrived. Sebije Nelovic said gunman Shane Tamura exited an…
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“What a great mom.”I smile and accept the compliment, delivered in the grocery store by a woman who’s watched me patiently let my 10-year-old use the self-service checkout.But deep down, I know my parenting is mediocre at best.People accuse me of being a good mom quite frequently — and I…
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The Federal Market Open Market Committee expects interest rates to move down in 2025. Fixed income markets see two cuts coming, taking rates to 3.75% to 4% by December as the most likely outcome, down from 4% to 4.25% today. However, for quite some time the labor market has held…
