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U.S. Adds 165,000 Jobs in October, Unemployment Falls to 4.1%

Stronger payrolls and large upward revisions have raised the odds that the Federal Reserve will tighten policy further.

U.S. Labor Market Shows Mixed Strength as Openings Rise and Pay Gains Slowly Pick Up

St. Louis Fed’s Musalem Says Additional Rate Hikes Are Needed Soon

Singapore Retrenchments Reach Highest Level Since 2020 as Employment Expands

Canada Loses 68,000 Jobs in September

Healey and Minogue Clash in First Gubernatorial Debate

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Dip to 197,000 as Layoffs Stay Near Multi‑Decade Lows

Bengaluru Founder Says Degrees No Longer Deliver Jobs for Young Indians

CGT Postpones Nationwide Strike, Schedules Two October Mobilizations

Commerce Workers’ Holiday Moved to Monday, Sept. 28

Whyalla Blast Furnace Permanently Shut as Hundreds Lose Jobs

UK to Work Towards Public Acquisition of Speciality Steel UK

Italy Inflation Jumps to 3.3% as Energy Costs Surge

Peru Officially Nominates Javier González-Olaechea for ILO Director-General

Volkswagen Suspends One Production Shift at Puebla Plant

BLS Preliminary Benchmark Cuts U.S. Payrolls by 79,000

Ferguson Marine Opens Voluntary Redundancies as Workload Falls

Argentina Proposes Using ANSES Pension Reserve to Fund Long‑Term Bank Loans

Majority of Argentines Say They Have Fewer Children Than They Want, Survey Finds

Porsche SE Reports €2.2 Billion H1 Loss and Presses VW to Fast‑Track Restructuring