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The Class of 2023 Faces a Jittery Job Market: ‘The World Seems to Have Flipped on Its Head.’
The Class of 2023 is getting ready to enter a job market that is suddenly less eager to hire new grads. Many employers are taking
Meta to Let Users Opt Out of Some Targeted Ads, but Only in Europe
WSJ News Exclusive Business Facebook, Instagram parent hopes plans to alter a privacy approach that would limit the impact from EU orders Source link
Small Banks Are Losing to Big Banks. Customers Are About to Feel It.
Banks too big to fail are gaining deposits: “How can I compete for new business with that big enchilada out there?” Source link
Electronic Arts Says It Is Laying Off 6% of Workforce
The company is also reducing its office-space footprint to focus its spending on the best growth opportunities in the videogame industry. Source link
One Way to Actually Make Money on YouTube and TikTok: Get Behind the Camera
First came the social-media influencer. Now some aspiring influencers are finding it more profitable to assist others in the industry. Many young Americans dream of
Accountants’ Salaries Are Rising, but It May Not Add Up to More Accountants
CFO Journal Firms hand recent graduates fatter offers and juicier opportunities with more responsibility, while also working to change perceptions, in a bid to boost
The Metaverse Is Quickly Turning Into the Meh-taverse
Disney and Microsoft both closed projects tied to the metaverse this month, while Facebook parent Meta focuses on artificial intelligence. Source link
As Rates Rose, Banks Did a Balance-Sheet Switcheroo
Lenders pledged to hold on to money-losing bonds until maturity, allowing them to avoid reporting losses. Source link
Executive Showdown May Determine Fate of EY Split
Feuding executives meet this week to hash out a deal on Ernst & Young’s proposed breakup. Source link
Executive Showdown May Determine Fate of EY Split
Feuding executives meet this week to hash out a deal on Ernst & Young’s proposed breakup. Source link