Washington – Hiring in the United States jumped last month to its highest level since January as U.S. employers shrugged off trade conflicts and a global slowdown and added 266,000 jobs
Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) is closing its Denver, Seattle and Tuscon studios.
The corporate entity who owns Kaos Studios and Volition, have let go 30 positions across the two studios while furiously recruiting for its Canadian operations.
New York States unemployment rate soars to 10.2 percent. While the devaluation of the Dollar, the continuation of two wars, a very costly Healthcare reform bill, that will cost American business nearly 10 billion dollars this year alone, New York can only blame itself as its largest cities; New York, Farmingdale, Albany, are sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants.
Chevron Corporation will cut 2,000 jobs this year and liquidate some overseas operations as it revamps its refinery, marketing and transportation operations.
Chevron has approximately 60,000 employees worldwide, including about 17,000 in downstream operations that include refining, marketing and retail operations. Chevron laid off 1,900 employees in downstream operations last year.
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US gains 266K jobs, pushing unemployment to 50-year low 
Deere & Co lays off 1100 workers 
Turner Networks Layoffs ahead 
73% of All Jobs created in the last 6 months where Gov Jobs 
238,000 Small Businesses failed between 2008 – 2010 
Canadians worth more than Americans 
Best Buy slashes 2400 jobs