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Employers Cut Off Access to Weight-Loss Drugs for Workers
Costs are mounting for popular drugs such as Wegovy, a cousin of Ozempic, and healthcare plans are restricting coverage to save money. Source link
PG&E Scraps Tree-Trimming Program Once Seen as Key to Fire Prevention
The California utility spent more than $2 billion on an effort it says was ineffective. Its focus now is on power-line settings. Source link
Miami Sees Its First Population Drop in Decades
Listen to article (2 minutes) Miami, a global hot spot with ambitions to be a business and financial hub, is driving away more residents than
It Might Be Quitting Time for the Fed's Rate Hawks
Workers in some sectors are still leaving jobs at a higher rate than before the pandemic in a sign that the job-market realignment continues. Source
Toyota's Land Cruiser to Return to U.S.
New version of off-roading SUV aims to compete with Jeep and Ford Bronco. Source link
Fitch Downgrades U.S. Credit Rating
The agency said that the downgrade reflects an “erosion of governance.” The rating on the U.S. now stands at AA+, or one notch below the
Family of Henrietta Lacks, Whose Unique Cells Changed Science, Settles With Thermo Fisher
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TSA's New Tech Can Make Airport Screening Faster. Travelers Aren't So Sure.
Passengers blame new screening machines for slowing them down at airport security, while the TSA says crowds are a bigger factor. Source link
Yellow's Shutdown Could Cost Taxpayers Money
Whether the federal government recovers the money it lent Yellow at the height of the pandemic would likely depend on how much Yellow raises by
Jobs Market Shows Signs of the Gradual Cooling the Fed Wants
Employer demand for workers slipped slightly in June to its lowest level in more than two years. Source link