Por: Forbes Business September 27, 2022
Research confirms that how job advertisements are written may deter applicants age 40 and older. getty Research confirms that language used in job advertisements can deter applicants aged 40 and older from applying. Published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, Help Really Wanted? The Impact of Age Stereotypes in Job Ads on Applications from Older Workers was conducted by Ian Burn (University of Liverpool, UK), Daniel Firoozi, Daniel... + full article
Orlando Sentinel USA Opinion September 29, 2022
By the time this column makes it into Thursday’s print edition, I don’t know what Central Florida will look like. (In fact, this is Wednesday Scott expressing hopes that Thursday Scott still has power. Fat chance.) Most of Florida spent Wednesday playing waiting games. So I... + más
Campaigns spend over $6.4 billion on ads for 2022 elections, making race one of the most expensive ever | CNBC
Pictures: Florida Braces for Hurricane Ian as Storm Makes Landfall in Cuba | NBC 6 South Florida
CBS News USA Politics September 28, 2022
With nearly 40 days until the November midterm elections, House Republicans are focusing their closing argument around the economy, blaming laws passed as part of President Biden's agenda for high inflation and for worsening economic problems. The latest seven ads from the... + más
Democrats and Republicans are courting Latinos on the economy in Nevada's tight Senate race | CBS News
Gerrymandering isn’t giving Republicans the advantage you might expect | The Boston Globe
CNBC USA Politics September 26, 2022
A sign is seen as voters line up for the U.S. Senate run-off election, at a polling location in Marietta, Georgia, January 5, 2021.Mike Segar ReutersThe 2022 midterm elections are on track to be the most expensive ever as more than $6.4 billion is being poured into TV, radio and... + más
How political candidates are targeting you on social media based on your music tastes, shopping habits and favorite TV shows | CNN
Hurricane Ian batters Florida while politicians keep battering each other with nasty ads | Orlando Sentinel
The Advocate USA Business September 24, 2022
What do , Tulane University, the chair of the Louisiana Democratic Party, and the former have in common?All of them, and a host of others, are angling to land Louisiana’s , which grants access to an exclusive club of businesses selling legal marijuana to a market that has... + más
Louisiana marijuana permit receives high-profile applicants | Associated Press
Florida firm bankrolls drive to legalize recreational marijuana | Orlando Sentinel
Business Insider USA Entertainment September 24, 2022
Eagle-eyed viewers of Amazon's first Thursday Night Football broadcast might have noticed something felt different as the game cut to commercials — there weren't any beer ads, .That's because, according to Amazon's advertising guidelines, the company... + más
Amazon hires unsafe trucking firms twice as often as peers, WSJ finds | Ars Technica
The New York Times USA Opinion September 24, 2022
The Supreme Court is poised to begin adjudicating lawsuits that claim the admissions policies of Harvard University and the University of North Carolina are discriminatory against students of Asian descent and, in the case of U.N.C., against white students. The rightward tilt of... + más
Why would Mac Jones get a second opinion on his injury, and how common is that? | The Boston Globe
Fetterman, Shapiro lead in latest polls; Pa. voters still have unfavorable view of Oz | PennLive
CNN USA Business September 23, 2022
CNN — Marco Rubio hopes to sway voters interested in Chick-fil-A, Ram trucks, and Duck Dynasty. John Fetterman is searching for fans of microbreweries, Teslas, and the Dave Matthews Band. And Michael Bennet wants to reach people who like Taylor Swift and Lizzo – while... + más
Malaika Favorite tells her artistic story through an explosion of color | The Advocate
Moderna-backed mouse study offers first head-to-head BA.5, BA.1 booster data | Ars Technica
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