Networking ABI to bring Taking Care of Business conference to Coralville
The Iowa ABI plans its annual Taking Care of Business conference for June 5 to 7 at the Coralville Marriott Conference Center. Keynotes include Marc Goodman Peter Zeihan and John Anderson with 18 workshops and tours of Kinze Manufacturing and Rockwell Collins. Organizers expect 600 to 700 attendees, noting Coralville as a central, accessible hub near the University of Iowa and the Iowa River Landing. The event marks the first return since the 2008 flood, with the Iowa Arena project upcoming in 2019. Registration is at takingcareofbusiness.com.
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Prime age men face labor force exit amid job polarization
Bloomberg News notes a Federal Reserve Kansas City study finding prime age men 25 to 54 have left the labor force at a high rate due to job polarization. Middle skilled roles shrink while high and low skilled positions persist, limiting reentry despite demand shifts and trade dynamics.
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JPMorgan Glitch Lets Some Customers See Other Accounts
JPMorgan Chase reported a login glitch that briefly allowed some customers to access other clients accounts instead of their own. The bank called the issue extremely limited in scope, fixed it, and said no unauthorized transactions are known. Customers reported the problem on social media with examples on Reddit.
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States refile to block net neutrality repeal
A coalition of 21 state attorneys general plus the District of Columbia refiled suits to block the Trump administration from enforcing the FCC net neutrality repeal. The group cited potential consumer harm and argued the FCC cannot justify the policy change. The FCC had published the order overturning 2015 rules, triggering new legal challenges.
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