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In 1850, a mechanic experimenting with sewing-machine parts settled on a new needle arrangement; it became the design most modern sewing machines still followOften misunderstood, the journey of the sewing machine arose through teamwork rather than individual ingenuity. Isaac Singer's invention in...- The US-born employment and population boom that wasn’tUS job numbers show a surprising rise in native-born employment. However, this surge appears to be an illusion. Aggressive deportation camp...
- Greater diversity, fewer marriages, and rising housing costs: How the US changed in Biden’s final yearThe US Census Bureau's latest data reveals a slight dip in income inequality and a rise in median household income. The nation is becoming ...
- The boom in American-born employees isn’t real. Here's whyRecent BLS data indicates a puzzling decline in the foreign-born working-age population alongside a surge in native-born employment, prompt...
- Republicans don’t fear a backlash on immigration. They should.A new GOP budget bill allocates $170 billion for escalated deportations and restricts social safety net access for immigrants. Despite a gr...
- A ‘100% American’ farm workforce? That's delusionalThe US agricultural sector faces a workforce dilemma. Despite available jobs and rising wages, few Americans seek farm labor. Government da...
- New York and other American cities need immigrantsRecent remarks by anti-immigration figures criticizing New York City's high foreign-born population are historically inaccurate, as the cit...
- CDC health websites scrub HIV data, LGBT references after Trump’s order to recognise two sexes: Explained in 10 pointsAfter Donald Trump gave orders that US would recognise only two sexes, references to LGBT health, HIV, and information on certain vaccines ...
- Work-from-home era is bad for thieves. They find a new targetA clear sign of the impact on burglary rates is evident in the FBI's data, where nonresidential burglaries (including those of stores, ware...
- In the land of football, a cricket oasis rises outside HoustonMajor League Cricket, the first American professional cricket league, kicked off its inaugural season on Thursday following a surge in popu...
- Fed’s all-clear on global supply chaos spurned by logistics watchersFed has said that the stress on the global supply chains has eventually returned to normal, in fact below normal levels.
- India reports 29% surge in employment across nine sectors in June quarter: Labour ministry surveyhe Economic Census 2013-14, which had pegged India’s workforce across these sectors at 23.7 million, has been used as a base for the Survey.
- Biden's Commerce department pick stresses investment in COVID-19 recoveryRaimondo, 49, is the first woman elected governor of Rhode Island. She recalls her father losing his job at a Bulova watch factory in Provi...
- China sharply expands mass labor program in TibetChina is pushing growing numbers of Tibetan rural laborers off the land and into recently built military-style training centers where they ...
- View: De-globalisation & what emerging markets should learn from thisEmerging markets have been the biggest beneficiaries of the globalisation making them competitive. As the phenomenon loses its sheen in adv...
- Andhra Pradesh's north eastern hilly belt fast becoming cannabis capital of IndiaA hilly belt in north east Andhra Pradesh is fast becoming the cannabis capital of India.
- Groom wanted: Trader, peon… anyone but a farmer"All the families and girls I approached said they would prefer a peon in private or government service over a farmer,” a farmer says.
- It’s 1980s all over again for FX desks looking at trade flowIt’s been decades since investors gave significant thought to the data amid easing trade tensions.
- China may become second largest economy in 2010China’s expansion will be more than 8% in 2009, and the nation is poised to overtake Japan next year. Ten best products of the decade | Mor...
- China on course to overtake JapanChina's expansion will be more than 8% in 2009, according to officials, and it's poised to become 2nd largest economy. Flashback 2009: Ten ...
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